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Delaware Homebuyer Fair set for April 22

Delaware State Housing Authority | Date Posted: Wednesday, April 5, 2017



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WILMINGTON — Families and others who want to learn more about buying a home can get a wealth of information at the free Delaware Homebuyer Fair later this month. The April 22 event at the Chase Center on the Riverfront, running from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., offers educational seminars on every aspect of home buying, as well as the chance to connect with service providers in the real estate, financing and home buying fields.

The event, now in its seventh year, typically draws between 350 and 400 people. Registration is strongly suggested to save a spot by visiting destatehousing.com.

“The Homebuyer Fair is a great opportunity to get lots of information all in one place. We make it as simple as possible for people to learn about buying a home,” said Delaware State Housing Authority Director Anas Ben Addi. “Our goal is to help people become better prepared and feel comfortable with the process.”

Seminars will cover topics such as finding properties, obtaining low-cost financing, downpayment assistance, home inspections and maintenance, and budgeting. Attendees can earn credit toward HUD Homebuyer Education Certificate requirements.

The Homebuyer Fair is presented by the Delaware State Housing Authority in partnership with the Delaware Federation of Housing Counselors. Sponsors include Faith 1510, Hilltop Securities, GreenbergTraurig, 93.7 WSTW, WDEL 101.7, Xfinity, DrinkerBiddle, Ward & Taylor, Meridian Bank and George K. Baum & Company.

Attendees can register online at destatehousing.com or by contacting DSHA at 888-363-8808.

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Media contact:
Dan Shortridge
Director of Public Relations
Delaware State Housing Authority
302-739-0271
dans@destatehousing.com

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Delaware Homebuyer Fair set for April 22

Delaware State Housing Authority | Date Posted: Wednesday, April 5, 2017



Photos are available for media use on Flickr.

WILMINGTON — Families and others who want to learn more about buying a home can get a wealth of information at the free Delaware Homebuyer Fair later this month. The April 22 event at the Chase Center on the Riverfront, running from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., offers educational seminars on every aspect of home buying, as well as the chance to connect with service providers in the real estate, financing and home buying fields.

The event, now in its seventh year, typically draws between 350 and 400 people. Registration is strongly suggested to save a spot by visiting destatehousing.com.

“The Homebuyer Fair is a great opportunity to get lots of information all in one place. We make it as simple as possible for people to learn about buying a home,” said Delaware State Housing Authority Director Anas Ben Addi. “Our goal is to help people become better prepared and feel comfortable with the process.”

Seminars will cover topics such as finding properties, obtaining low-cost financing, downpayment assistance, home inspections and maintenance, and budgeting. Attendees can earn credit toward HUD Homebuyer Education Certificate requirements.

The Homebuyer Fair is presented by the Delaware State Housing Authority in partnership with the Delaware Federation of Housing Counselors. Sponsors include Faith 1510, Hilltop Securities, GreenbergTraurig, 93.7 WSTW, WDEL 101.7, Xfinity, DrinkerBiddle, Ward & Taylor, Meridian Bank and George K. Baum & Company.

Attendees can register online at destatehousing.com or by contacting DSHA at 888-363-8808.

# # #

Media contact:
Dan Shortridge
Director of Public Relations
Delaware State Housing Authority
302-739-0271
dans@destatehousing.com

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