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No. Home Navigation can help you understand your current readiness and decide what to address before speaking with a lender. You can contact Key Navigation with questions or a goal that still needs a plan.

Level 1 is a $40, 60-minute consultation with a written action plan. Level 2 is $60 per month and includes two 45-minute meetings, progress support, plan updates, and limited communication for brief questions. Level 3 is $100 per month and provides hands-on document, application, deadline, and professional coordination.

No. If credit is relevant, you will obtain your own free reports through AnnualCreditReport.com and provide them through the approved process explained before paid work begins. Key Navigation can help you understand what appears on the reports and identify areas that may need attention, but does not pull credit, provide credit repair, dispute items on your behalf, or guarantee a score change. Never send a credit report, Social Security number, or account information through the website form.

Level 3 may include collecting and organizing documents, preparing a loan or program packet, submitting approved information with your authorization, coordinating with lenders, agencies, and other professionals, supporting applicable grant or down-payment assistance applications, attending meetings when needed, and tracking outstanding items and deadlines. The written service agreement defines the exact scope. Lenders and program administrators make all approval, loan, eligibility, and funding decisions.

No. After preapproval, you may choose to engage L'quisha separately as your buyer's real estate agent. Home searches, showings, offers, inspections, negotiations, and closing support are handled under the appropriate separate real estate and buyer representation agreements.

Use the individual inquiry to describe the buying, selling, or investment question. Key Navigation will confirm whether it falls within the available service scope or requires a referral to another professional.

Key Navigation serves community land trusts, affordable housing nonprofits, housing counseling agencies, community development organizations, homeownership programs, and nonprofits that are launching or strengthening housing programs or staff development.

Organizational consulting is proposal-based. The first conversation covers the program problem and the result the team needs. The proposal then lists the tasks, deliverables, responsibilities, timeline, and fee.

Yes. Projects may include housing counseling staff training, HUD Housing Counselor Certification Exam preparation, ongoing professional development, homebuyer education workshop development, curriculum, and participant materials. The audience, goals, format, and materials are defined in the proposal.

Yes. Key Navigation can help review program readiness and prepare the program information and supporting documentation needed for a HUD housing counseling agency application. HUD makes the final approval decision.

The public Homeownership Boot Camp is $60 per participant.

Yes. The public boot camp is a three-day live Zoom workshop. The next dates and daily session times will be shared when registration opens.

Participants receive plain-language instruction about the home-buying process, lender expectations and loan-product considerations, then use that context to create a customized action plan.

Discovery calls are free and approximately 30 minutes. The call is used to understand your needs, answer general questions, and identify the service that may fit. It does not include a detailed credit review, written action plan, document review, or consulting deliverable.

Briefly describe what you are trying to do and the question you most want to discuss. Select an individual or organizational path so the intake reaches the right service. Keep private records out of the form.

Do not include Social Security numbers, account numbers, credit reports, medical information, passwords, or other sensitive records. If documents are needed later, Key Navigation will explain the approved process.

No. Each service has a defined scope, and Key Navigation will identify when a question requires another licensed or specialized professional.