Nope! Just keep in mind, the certificate of completion you receive expires after two years. If you feel you may be on a longer plan to purchase a home, reach out today and let’s talk timing.  You are also welcome to participate no matter your purchase plans, and if your certificate expires afterall, you can always take a seminar again down the road.

Diane and Tucker host seminars every month over Zoom, so you can take the class from wherever you are! However there are more in-person and virtual classes offered all over the state every week. Reach out here and we are happy to find a class that works with your schedule.

The State requires you to be present for the entire seminar including being on camera the entire time for virtual classes.

Anyone who will be on the (same) mortgage and using a DPA program must individually register,  participate in a seminar, and obtain their own certificate of completion. However it’s possible one partner/spouse may NOT be on the future mortgage. Best to reach out to a lender to determine what will be required for both of you. You are both absolutely welcome to participate in the seminar for educational purposes, no matter what is determined for your mortgage plan.   

Nope. We get it, everyone has different work and life schedules! Talk to a lender to make sure this is the right plan for both of you, and register for whatever seminar works with your individual schedules. Just remember your certificates may have 2 different expiration dates. If you buy together on the same mortgage, the first/older certificate will determine your deadline to use the DPA program.

ABSOLUTELY. Taking a WSHFC seminar does not obligate you to work with the agent and lender who are instructing you. However you must work with a lender who is certified by the WSHFC in order to obtain DPA for your mortgage. If you are already preapproved with a lender, talk to them about incorporating DPA into your mortgage and find out if they are able to service this loan for you.