First Time Home Buyer Workshop!



  • ✅There will be a loan officer in attendance to go over what is needed to purchase a home as well as different programs that are offered!
  • We will go over our detailed 12 step process to getting your keys! 
  •  Learn how to build long term wealth through real estate!

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