Press Release: Local Young Professionals Group & Housing Trust to Reboot First Time Homebuyer Workshop
Brattleboro, VT — The Southern Vermont Young Professionals (SoVTYPs) and Windham Windsor Housing Trust (WWHT) are teaming up to host a First Time Homebuyers Workshop. The full-day workshop will be held in person on Saturday, May 3rd from 8:30am-4:30pm at the Windham Windsor Housing Trust office at 68 Birge Street in Brattleboro. The cost to attend is $99 dollars per household.
The workshop will provide first time home buyers an overview of all the processes involved in purchasing a home. It will feature presentations and the opportunity to connect with local experts – a realtor, mortgage officer, and homeownership specialist, all of whom are local to the Southern Vermont area. This course will satisfy most First Time Homebuyer lending education requirements.
If you are interested in registering for the workshop, please contact Jack Spanierman at jspanierman@brattleborodevelopment.com.
About Southern Vermont Young Professionals
The Southern Vermont Young Professionals (SoVTYPs) is a workforce initiative of Southeastern Vermont Economic Development Strategies (SeVEDS) and the Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation (BDCC). Our mission is to attract, retain and support Young Professionals in Southern Vermont by providing engaging opportunities and networking through social and educational events, and volunteer opportunities. The SoVT YP initiative is increasingly important to Southern Vermont’s businesses and communities as a strategic approach to growing the size of the region’s workforce and increasing the number of younger households in the region. For more information please visit: https://brattleborodevelopment.com/sovtyps/
About Windham Windsor Housing Trust
Windham Windsor Housing Trust (WWHT)’s mission is to strengthen the communities of southeast Vermont through the development and stewardship of permanently affordable housing and through ongoing support and advocacy for its residents. WWHT builds concrete solutions to the region’s housing challenges, and provides better housing opportunities to more than 1,500 Southeastern Vermonters each year.
