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Homeowner Application is now OPEN. 
APPLY TODAY!

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Outline of this year's application

Application Date:  September 10, 2024 - October 11, 2024

Available Homes:   3 & 4 bedroom homes in Mountain View

Housing availability: Early 2026

How to apply:            Apply from the link at the bottom

To become a homeowner in the Habitat for Humanity Homeowner Program,

you must meet the homebuyer qualifications. Check it out below!

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1. Residency

Every Habitat homeowner program applicant must ...

Be a U.S. Citizens or Permanent Resident

have lived or worked  in the Anchorage area for at least one year. 

have not owned a home in the past three years.

2. Financial requirements 

Every Habitat homeowner program applicant must ...

have at least one year of on-time rental history

do not own a mobile home and/or land, or if you do, are willing to sell it. 

have less than $10,000 liquid assets 

Can pay a monthly mortgage payment

  • Stable sources of income

  • Good or repairable credit

  • Out of bankruptcy at least two years with good credit history during that time frame

  • Adequate income to pay mortgage, insurance and property tax, other monthly payments and still be able to meet family needs

  • Meet income guidelines –see the chart below

FY 2024 Income Limits Summery

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*Specific income guidelines will be discussed once a family or individual has submitted an application. Habitat does not discourage anyone from applying for our homeownership program. However, please note that in addition to meeting Habitat's monthly income and debt requirements, an applicant must not have filed bankruptcy or had property foreclosed on within the past three years. All court fees, fines, time served, community service, etc. 
must be fully satisfied and any civil judgment or tax lien paid in full or satisfied prior to being  accepted into the homeownership program.

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need for housing

3. Need for housing  

Every Habitat homeowner program applicant must ...

report a need for housing

 Examples of housing need 

  • Unsafe/Unsanitary conditions

  • Lack of accessibility needed by the homeowner

  • Not enough room for all family members

  • Too far from work, school, and/or other important places

  • Hostile/Unfriendly community or neighbors

willingness to partner

4. Willingness to partner

Habitat homebuyers help build their own homes alongside volunteers and pay an affordable mortgage.

Every Habitat homeowner program applicant must ...

Be a partner with us, as this makes our program possible

perform between 250-600 hours of “sweat equity”

Attend the following classes: Dave Ramsey Financial Classes, AK Housing First Time Homebuyer Class, Homebuyer Maintenance Program Class, and Knowledge of HOA’S

work side-by-side with volunteers

3 things you need to know before applying for our Homeowner Program

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Habitat homes are NOT free

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Habitat for Humanity homes are not given away. Our partner families (or individuals) do pay the mortgage on the home.

02

Homeowners contribute time and energy

All homeowners complete 250-600 hours of sweat equity per adult  as part of the down payment on their home. 

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Homeownership takes time

This is not a quick process. From selection to move-in can take up to 2.5 years for a newly-built home. Housing availability is early 2026.

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Before applying for the Homeowner program, please check the following item.

If you do not meet these requirements, you will not be considered for the Homeowner Program.

If you prefer to apply using a paper application, download the PDF and print it out. Submit the application along with the required items listed on the Application Submission Checklist by the due date, either by mailing it to our office or delivering it in person.

Our office address: 900 E. Benson Blvd, Anchorage, AK 995088

Application Submission Checklist

Homeowner

Application

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We are pledged to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunities throughout the nation. We encourage and support an affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin.

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