Good Neighbor Next Door (Formerly Teacher Next Door) Program
Homes for teachers at 50% off
The Good Neighbor Next Door Program (formerly the Teacher Next Door Program) offers HUD-acquired, single family homes to teachers at 50% off the purchase price. Single-family detached homes, condominiums and townhouses are all included. The teacher must purchase a home in the same school district/jurisdiction in which he/she is employed and must reside in the home as their sole residence for at least 3 years. After the 3-year period, the teacher may sell the property and keep any profits.
Ohio heroes make a difference in our lives by working hard in critical jobs every day. OHFA is proud to offer all the benefits of our First-Time Homebuyer Program to Ohio’s heroes at a .25% lower in... see full post
Hi, I have applied to Nursing school at our local community college.
I currently own my home and I work full time.I have applied for the RN program at the college, once I find out I am accepted, I wil... see full post
Here since: Nov 16, 2009
Female, 39
Nurse
Dunn, NC, US
Languages: english
Hello, I am in need of 1675.00 for my mortgage payments which are in default. I am in foreclosure and my home will be sold at the end of this week if I dont come up with this amount of the re-paymen... see full post
Here since: Aug 16, 2009
Female, 43
designer
Tampa, FL, US
Languages: English
I don't want my dad to lose health insurance or my parents to lose our family childhood home. My dad has survived diabetes, a heart attack and cancer and did so without complaint. In March 2009, two y... see full post
Here since: Feb 7, 2009
UnEmployeed
Allen Park, MI, US
Languages: English
Hello my name is Bobbi
Please let me start by apologizing for this request, but I find that I am desperate and have no where to turn!
I would like to share my story with you.
Like many other Ameri... see full post
Here since: Jan 29, 2009
Female, 48
Sales Consultant
Douglasville, GA, US
Languages: English
I was diagnosed with Vulvor cancer last week. Up until then I was alrady behind on most of my bills due to the economy. I have been in the automotive industry for the past 16 years and up until last... see full post
Here since: Jan 26, 2009
Female, 40
Physically Disabled-before becoming disabled I was a Floral Designer/Decorator/Owner
Booneville, MS, US
Languages: english
Hello everyone! I am a 37 year old divorced mother of three teens. I have been physically disabled for 3 years now. I have a bone desease that hinders my mobility and has brought on arthritis. I h... see full post
Here since: Jan 21, 2009
Female, 57
unemployment + temporary work (tryin'!)
Richardson, TX, US
Languages: English
I became unemployed after twelve years with my last employer. I am not eligible for unemployment benefits. My severance and savings are dwindling. I have been looking for administrative-support/per... see full post
Here since: Aug 12, 2008
Female, 39
Secretary
Saint Louis, MO, US
Languages: English
Hello,
I'm a single parent of two who's diabetic sister and her son has been living with now due to sister's illness and time off from work. I'm needing assistance with bills/mortgage. Do not qualif... see full post
Here since: Aug 10, 2008
Male, 60
disabled
Silver Spring, MD, US
Languages: English
I am a 57 year old disabled male. I have lived in my condo for 14 years, but the last 7 years i became disabled and now I have fallen behind on my mortgage.
I owe about 15,000 dollars. Is there any g... see full post
Notice release:
"The VA is Reaching Out to Vets with Mortgage ProblemsPeake: VA Has a "Solid Record of Success" in HelpingWASHINGTON (June 12, 2008) - Many home owners have found it difficultrecently... see full post
"This week (June 18,2008) in Jacksonville, Fla. - where the foreclosure rate is three times the national average - officials are launching a campaign to promote the city's interest-free loans. Distre... see full post
"Louisville, Ky., also is giving out up to $5,000 in loans. The loans will be forgiven if the homeowner stays put for a decade. The city has teamed up with the United Way to offer access to housing he... see full post
"Louisville, Ky., also is giving out up to $5,000 in loans. The loans will be forgiven if the homeowner stays put for a decade. The city has teamed up with the United Way to offer access to housing he... see full post
