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Why Affordable Homeownership Programs Matter

Written by our WFP Intern, Gabriela B. For many people, the process of applying for homeownership might be intimidating. Paperwork, eligibility restrictions, financial evaluations, and strange terminology frequently make the process seem difficult, deterring people from starting. Because of this, some people never consider their options since they believe homeownership is unattainable. Affordable homeownership initiatives,…
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Security Deposits in New Jersey: What Tenants Need to Know

Moving into a new home often requires paying a security deposit upfront, sometimes amounting to hundreds or even thousands of dollars. While many tenants expect to get that money back when they move out, disputes over security deposits are among the most common issues renters face. Understanding your rights can help protect your hard-earned money…
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Holiday Season Alert: Protecting Clients from Financial Scams

By Patricia Ellams, HUD Certified Housing Counselor Foreclosure Specialist at The Waterfront Project As the holiday season approaches, fraud activity rises sharply. Scammers prey on the spiritof giving, using fake charities, online shopping schemes, and phishing tactics to stealmoney and personal information. Fraud in the U.S. has reached crisis levels, and vulnerable populations—particularly older adults—are…
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WFP has provided free legal services and housing counseling to low-income families and individuals across the county.
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