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Rolling out the welcome mat for those who serve
79% of military families say homeownership is a priority, compared to 68 percent of families overall.

Nov. 11 is the day we celebrate the more than 18 million veterans in this country. While some veterans still face housing challenges, others are making great strides in achieving and sustaining homeownership. This issue highlights how our network members are helping veterans of all ages achieve the dream of homeownership.
Determined U.S. veteran finds home to live in ‘til the end of time’
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NeighborWorks network member Tampa Bay CDC provided a job and path to homeownership for a local veteran. A 75-year old disabled Air Force veteran thought being a homeowner was out of reach for him until he accepted a job at a Florida nonprofit.
Millennial veteran doesn’t let age keep him from homeownership
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A 25-year-old disabled veteran says other young buyers getting ready to purchase their first home should follow in his footsteps. He says, “Take advantage of programs that will help you reach your goals. You’re going to contribute to society and make your impact, so there’s no reason society can’t help you.” Learn how network member BCL of Texas helped him put out a welcome mat.
Partnership 'furnishes' hope for veterans
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A partnership between a junk removal and hauling business and network member HDC MidAtlantic is easing the transition from homelessness to home. Junk-removal company JDog is owned and operated by veterans. JDog works with HDC MidAtlantic to identify unwanted furniture, which then is donated to a homeless veterans’ shelter to furnish apartments and living areas when residents transition to new homes.
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