A 'First Class' Introduction To Home Buying

1 April 2006 - 9:00am

A Washington, D.C. non-profit provides potential homebuyers with invaluable preparation, from financing to interior design.

"Brenda McCaskill decided in 1984 that it was time to buy her first home—or at least learn as much as she possibly could about the topic. With no relatives or friends familiar with the process to guide her, she decided to embark on a monthslong fact-finding mission to gather information on becoming a homeowner. In a stroke of luck, McCaskill's hunt for data coincided with the opening of First Class Inc., a Dupont Circle nonprofit adult learning center. She happened upon a catalog and signed up for one of its maiden courses, a seminar for first-time homebuyers called 'Buying a House in D.C. and You Don’t Have $100,000?'"

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Source: Washington City Paper, March 24, 2006
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