FAQs

What is the first step for a first-time homebuyer?
The first step for a first-time homebuyer is to attend a Homeownership course. Please check the class schedule for more information.
How do I know if I am eligible for any of the affordable home programs?
Eligibility for the affordable home programs is determined by the specific city or non-profit program in which you are interested. Please contact the program directly.
Do I have to register for the Homeownership class?
No, you do not have to register for the class. However, you must arrive early to the class because seating is only available on a “first-come, first-served basis”.

Can I take the Homeownership classes out of sequence?
No, the Homeownership course consists of three levels that must be taken in sequence. Class Level 3 must be completed within 9 months of completing Level 1 in order to receive a certificate. Please check the class schedule for more information.
How long is the Homeownership class certificate valid?
Per CHFA regulations, the class certificate is only valid for 9 months. If you have not purchased or secured a loan within that time frame, you must take the Homeownership course again.
What if I have other questions regarding the Homeownership class?
If you have any other questions regarding the Homeownership class, please contact a Housing Counselor at 720-564-2278.
When can I schedule a pre-purchase counseling session for Longmont Community Housing Program or the Boulder County/City of Longmont Down Payment Assistance Program?
You may schedule a one-on-one pre-purchase counseling session after the City of Longmont has a complete application, all the required paperwork, and you are considered eligible for the program(s).
View further information on the City of Longmont’s programs.