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homeownership

Habitat for Humanity of Boone County believes that all hard-working individuals and families should have access to the benefits and stability of homeownership. In this belief, we are committed to partnering with families to build simple, decent, and affordable housing.

The low cost of our homes is made possible by the exceptional support of our community. Building costs remain low thanks to impressive donations and generous volunteerism. These factors make it possible to sell our homes to accepted families with a 0% interest loan and at no profit.

every

one

deserves a decent place to live

“Habitat has opened my eyes to the value of hard work, and to be a part of building your very own home makes you appreciate it even more!”, Tasha - Habitat Homeowner

Homeowner Orientation Class - April 11 | 6-7pm | 817 W. Pearl Street | Back west side of Love Inc. building

meet our partner families
how to apply

meet our partner families

Come back soon to meet our 2023 partner families!

how to apply

If you or someone you know is interested in applying to be a homeowner through Habitat for Humanity of Boone County, please consider our three basic criteria:

steps to qualify

If you think you meet the three above criteria, you can then follow these steps!

attend an orientation meeting

The application process requires the attendance at one of our Orientation meetings. All potential individuals who will be on the mortgage must attend an Orientation meeting.

Meetings are held at 6PM on the second Tuesday of each month at our location. Click the map for our location.

fill out an application

Applications are available at the monthly orientation meetings, by contacting the Habitat office at 765-483-5134, or downloading the application below.

Our Family Selection Committee will then review your application and hold a home interview to determine your status for home ownership. Once approved you will be asked to make modest deposit toward your home.

earn sweat equity

Sweat equity is credit you are given for doing Habitat-related work and attending classes. 

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Each person on the mortgage will be required to complete a minimum of 200 hours of sweat equity. Most sweat equity hours are earned by working at construction sites. Additional hours can be earned by volunteering time at a local nonprofit organization.

steps to qualify

homeownership FAQ

frequently asked questions
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