The Home Buyers Education Program (HBEP) is an instructional guide for first-time home buyers to learn the entire purchase process step-by-step. HBEP involves a minimum of 14 hours of structured training. Instructors are HUD Certified Housing Counselors and employees of VIHFA. The program is offered via ZOOM for seven weeks from 6pm to 8pm on Wednesday’s. Guest speakers from the lending industry, real estate community, government agencies (Energy Office, VIHFA construction managers), legal community, and homeowner’s insurance community present valuable information. Upon completion of the HBEP, participants will have a better understanding of: - Homeownership Readiness - Managing Your Money - Understanding Credit - Obtaining a Mortgage Loan - Shopping for a Home - Protecting Your Investment
Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority
Government Administration
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 213 followers
"Unlocking the Door to Affordable Housing."
About us
- Website
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http://www.vihfa.gov
External link for Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority
- Industry
- Government Administration
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas
- Type
- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1981
- Specialties
- Homeownership, Affordable Rentals, Emergency Housing, and Community Development Block Grant
Locations
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Primary
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3202 Demarara Plaza
Suite 200
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas 00802, VI
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100 Lagoon Street
Suite 4
Frederiksted, St. Croix 00840, VI
Employees at Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority
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Chivonne Moorhead
Asst. Director of Federal Programs
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Eugene E. Jones Jr.
Community Builder | Servant Leader | Author | VIHFA Executive Director | Former CEO at Atlanta Housing & U.S. Air Force Airman
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marjorie vialet
Property Manager at Virgin Islands Housing Authority
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Lisa Richards
Director of Homeownership at Virgin Islands Housing Finance Authority
Updates
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29 local businesses were awarded $16.7 million in CDBG-MIT Economic Resilience and Revitalization funds to support critical infrastructure improvements, enhance food security, and bolster emergency response capabilities across the territory. All 29 local businesses were advanced to the next steps of an Environmental Review and a Capacity Assessment. This $16.7 million will assist local business owners address the long-term impacts of natural disasters on the Virgin Islands and revitalization the territory’s economy.
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