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Housing counseling.

Guidance for buying a home, building credit, or keeping the home you have.

Illustration of a counselor and a visitor reviewing paperwork in a housing counseling office.

You don’t need to have it all figured out.

Start with your questions. A HUD-certified counselor can help you understand your housing options and decide what to do next.

What would you like help with?

Prepare to buy a home.

Review your readiness, learn about the homebuying process, and explore options before you commit.

Talk about buying a home

Build credit and a budget.

Review your credit reports, plan a budget, and set goals. You can start even if buying a home is further away.

Ask about credit and budgeting

Keep the home you have.

Talk about the costs of owning a home. If you are behind on your mortgage, select that option when you request a callback.

Ask for housing support

What happens next.

  1. Share how to reach you

    Tell us your name, phone number, county, and what you need help with.

  2. Talk with a counselor

    FNPH calls back. A counselor listens and helps you understand your options.

  3. Choose your next step

    Explore counseling or a homeownership program that fits your situation. Credit and budget support can continue after buying a home.

Learn with others.

Homebuyer workshops explain the buying process. One-on-one counseling is available afterward.

Explore workshops

A few things to know.

Do I need to be ready to buy?

No. Credit and budget counseling can help you prepare. Support can also continue after you buy a home.

What if I’m ready for a USDA loan?

After counseling, USDA loan packaging may be your next step.

Are you a lender or realtor?

Use the partner inquiry to connect with FNPH.

Start with your questions.

Talk with FNPH about your housing options.