Habitat’s path to homeownership requires dedication, commitment, and hard work. Through this process, applicants learn to be successful and develop a neighborhood of support.
Potential homebuyers might be dealing with poorly built, unhealthy, damaged or inadequate housing. Alternatively, you might have a rent or mortgage that you cannot afford, or may be living in a home that is inaccessible for your disabilities.
Our homebuyers put in hundreds of hours of “sweat equity,” which means they help build their own home and the homes of others in the Habitat for Humanity house building program, or volunteer at a Habitat ReStore.
Habitat homebuyers must be able to demonstrate that they can pay an affordable mortgage. Applicants overall financial wellness is taken into consideration by our Homeowner Selection Committee.
With various Habitat Affiliates all around Colorado and worldwide, in order to qualify for Habitat Mesa’s Homeownership program, you must be a Mesa County resident for at least one year.
See if you are between 30%-80% of Mesa County’s Area Median Income by using the table below.
