The Homebuyer.com Education Course

Be A Better, Smarter Home Buyer

  • Free lessons for first-time home buyers
  • Online course to learn at your own pace
  • Accessible video and written lessons
  • Lessons on everything from budgeting and approval to closing on your home

What Is Homebuyer Education?

Our Homebuyer education course provides a home buying timeline with advice for each step of the journey so you feel confident buying your first home.

Homebuyer.com’s curriculum is designed to help you understand the mortgage and buying process so you can make better, smarter home buying decisions.

Homebuyer Curriculum

Here’s every phase covered in our first-time home buyer education class:

  • Pre-house Hunting
  • Costs of Homeownership
  • Getting Pre-approved
  • Shopping for Your New Home
  • Making an Offer
  • Shopping for Your Mortgage
  • Getting a Home Inspection
  • Getting a Mortgage
  • Closing on Your New Home

Homebuyer experts are here to assist you with every step of your home buying journey.

How Much Do Home Buyer Education Classes Cost?

Homebuyer.com’s online course is free for everyone interested in learning about home buying. Our online registration never expires, so you can study on your schedule.

Other home buyer education courses may cost between $75-$125. These classes are available online and in person, depending on your course provider.

How Long Is Home Buyer Education?

HUD-certified courses are eight hours long, and most home buyer education classes last between five and eight hours.

Homebuyer.com’s online course allows you to learn at your own pace without specified class time. If you choose to complete your lesson all at once, you can finish the course in under two hours.

Why Trust Homebuyer.com for Your Home Buyer Education?

Homebuyer has over 15 years of experience in the mortgage industry, and we exclusively lend to first-time buyers. We’re experts at navigating the home buying process from the first-time buyer’s perspective.

Our mission is to make homeownership inclusive, accessible, and simple.

That’s why we offer personalized advice 24/7 through our online chat box and by phone, plus online pre-approval within minutes when you’re ready to buy.

When Is the Best Time To Enroll in Home Buyer Education Classes?

The best time to enroll in home buyer education is when you decide you’d like to become a homeowner. Whether that’s in six months or six years, Homebuyer.com is here when you’re ready to start shopping.

Completing your course before pre-approval will help you confidently understand the home buying and mortgage processes from start to finish. Some home buyer education programs can unlock additional benefits, like down payment assistance, which will require course completion before approval.

Homebuyer.com is the expert lender for first-time buyers. We’re dedicated to making homeownership accessible for everyone, and our Homebuyer education course prioritizes what first-time buyers need to know.

If you want to own your own home someday, we’re here to help make it happen. Register to learn more about home buying, get pre-approved when you’re ready to shop, and chat with us anytime you have a question.

Happy Homebuying!

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