VENTURA COUNTY — Ventura County Community Development Corporation (VCCDC) will be hosting a live webinar for homeowners who are interested in obtaining up to $100,000 in mortgage assistance through the Keep Your Home California (KYHC) Program. The workshop is part of VCCDC’s Lunch & Learn series which are short live webinars taking place during the common lunch hour. This workshop will take place on Wednesday, March 21st from 12:30pm to 1:00pm. To register please go to www.vccdc.org/events and click on the event date. The KYHC program offers several options for homeowners looking to prevent foreclosure including Unemployment Mortgage Assistance, Mortgage Reinstatement, and Principal Reduction.
Clients will be able to hear, see, and interact with VCCDC’s Homeownership Specialists from the comfort of their office or home (or wherever internet is available). “We know that sometimes people cannot make it out to our workshops due to time constraints, lack of transportation, issues with mobility, or other reasons so we hope by offering virtual workshops we can expand the number of people that we help educate” says Bertha Garcia, VCCDC’s Executive Director.
There is no cost to attend the workshop. Space is limited. Virtual seats can be reserved by calling (805) 273-7800 or on VCCDC’s website: www.vccdc.org/events.
About VCCDC: VCCDC offers a full range of services and resources to prospective homebuyers and homeowners, including: HUD approved homebuyer education and counseling, post-home purchase workshops and counseling, realty, and lending services that include down payment assistance programs and more. VCCDC is a certified Community Financial Development Institution and the only nonprofit organization in Ventura County offering affordable loan products and down payment assistance for first-time homebuyers. Since it was founded in 2001 as a local non-profit organization, VCCDC has worked to increase homeownership and economic stability in underserved communities of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties. VCCDC is dedicated to ensuring that homebuyers are prepared for homeownership with the support of certified professionals who provide education and guidance, assisting with planning and problem solving. VCCDC accomplishes its work in partnership with other community organizations, and is financially supported by private and public funds. Visit us at www.vccdc.org and www.facebook.com/vccdc