Toolkit event in East English Village offers home buying tips
Always wanted to buy your dream home but wasn’t exactly sure how? Well,
City Living Detroit offers an event that is right up your alley. On
Sunday, August 24, at 3 p.m., MI City Home Toolkit sets up shop in East
English Village. Get to know the neighbors, check out a few houses, and
learn about incentives, tools, and resources to help invest in that
community.
Always wanted to buy your dream home but wasn’t exactly sure how? Well,
City Living Detroit offers an event that is right up your alley. On
Sunday, August 24, at 3 p.m., MI City Home Toolkit sets up shop in East
English Village. Get to know the neighbors, check out a few houses, and
learn about incentives, tools, and resources to help invest in that
community.
Excerpt:
At
this event you will get an opportunity to tour three homes and meet the
homeowners in one of six neighborhoods that will be featured in six
separate events that will take place in June through October 2008.
Meet home buying and ownership experts such as realtors, contractors
and mortgage brokers to learn more about the decision you are about to
make. Learn how to take advantage of homebuying incentives such as NEZ
property tax discounts, historic tax credits and much more. Found out what you need to know to finance your home and how to shop for the right financing products.
For more information visit City Living Detroit on the Web here.
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