The Framework® Homebuyer Education Course is a comprehensive online course designed for first-time homeowners, focusing on the basics of homeownership. The course consists of seven interactive lessons that can be accessed and downloaded from the “certifications” tab. The course meets HUD guidelines and exceeds National Industry Standards for Homeownership Education. To sign up and take the course, visit learn.frameworkhomeownership.org and click the register now button. The course is accepted by most lenders and programs that require first-time homebuyer education and is priced at $75.
The course also offers a comprehensive homebuying education platform, HomeView, which provides education on mortgage products. HomeView is a free, interactive, and comprehensive online course that helps borrowers understand how to save money in ways they didn’t know they could. The Framework homebuyer education course is the most comprehensive available online, exceeding both HUD standards and National Industry Standards for Homeownership Education.
To access and download the certificate, visit the “certifications” tab near the bottom of the page and select “view certificate”. The course is designed to help borrowers make informed decisions about homebuying, including comparing home loan interest rates and maintaining the new home.
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