Faqs

No.

Habitat cannot discriminate based on family size or structure.

A legal separation or divorce will need to be provided.

Three years of tax returns will need to be provided for self-employed applicants. However, if you have two years of returns and are working on the third you may still qualify.

NO. All income needs to be documented and tax returns need to be provided.

W2 income, Social Security, child support (needs to be steady and documented), disability income.

NO. Habitat cannot discriminate for any reason. Habitat will work with a family to come up with a modified sweat equity plan.

A Habitat homeowner may sell their home at any time. Habitat has the right of first refusal as well as a shared appreciation agreement.

In order to qualify for Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley’s homeownership program, the applicant needs to either live OR work in Eagle County. If you live OR work in another county, we [...]

That is fine. We will average your annual income based on your tax return/W2.