First of 'Pathways to Homeownership' Webinars Set for June 14-18 - The Washington Informer

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First of 'Pathways to Homeownership' Webinars Set for June 14-18 - The Washington Informer

The Capital Area Asset Builders and Greater Capital Area Association of REALTORS have joined forces to launch a strategic partnership to help underprivileged populations get on the path toward homeownership.

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