Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of AmericaReviews 983

I am so glad we have been assigned to an excellent counselor. She has been very Positive, Patient, and
Professi0nal. I would do it again.

I started with NACA in 2020. I went into it with a good credit score and money in the bank. The process has been draining and tedious to say the least. My original case worker left early in the process, here in the Jacksonville office there is only one processor for everyone who is applying for the program. The action plan task are never updated correctly. I was told that my file would not be considered a priority due to my high income and high amount of savings and my interest rate would be 1% higher than what is being advertised. Why would you penalize a consumer for coming to you and good condition? I don't like that you have to give a review before you complete the process I feel that that distorts the real view of how the program really works. I'll keep you updated. The benefits of the program are good if you can take the stress of getting to the finish line. So many people quit with macro and go the traditional route because of the headache.

The portal has been upgraded. So far so good:-). I love it but still had a few issues navigating around

I am in the process of trying to buy my first home with the NACA homebuyers program. I chose the NACA program because they are all over the states. So far I har nothing but good experience with the program, my counsellor is very helpful and works well with me and ensures that I am aware of what I need submit and what my next steps are

To benefit from the low interest rate, no closing cost, etc among the many other benefits with NACA require resilience and dedication on the part of the prospective homeowner. I was given an action plan by my counselors which is making it easy to follow and submit the required documents. I am closer to becoming a homeowner. Thank you NACA.

I've started looking to become a first-time home buyer for over a year now. My aunt introduced me to the NACA program. Once I heard about no down payment and no closing coast, I instantly grew addition to the program. I then begun the process to becoming a home owner. It has not been an easy process gathering all my information but my mind stays focus on the outcome. I'm happy to continue my journey with NACA to become a first-time home buyer.

My NACA experience has been very positive so far. I am about 6 months in and my counselor stated I am ready to purchase! I have a few more documents to upload on my part and my next appointment is next month. Let's go NACA! I have the best counselor at NACA, Mrs. Miranda!

My experience with NACA for the past year has been a journey. I was told about this program by my neighbor who believed that NACA could help me in my quest to be a homeowner. Although the journey has been a little rough and overwhelming I am holding on to my faith that all things will work for my good. I am starting to have appointments. Thank you Diandra Mercado for giving me the time and patience I need to get my documents uploaded and completed correctly. Thank you NACA in advance for my new home.

I was previously so nervous about even trying to pursue the path of trying to purchase a home. It seems like for some its easy and for others it could be time consuming. Each year I would tell myself I'm going to wait another year. Well a few months ago I told myself I'm going to try and if its my time great and if it isn't then its fine. I heard about NACA with No Down Payment, No Closing Cost, No PMI, Points or Fees and Below Market Fixed Rate. I said that's the program for me. My counselor I'm working with name is Zandria Cooper from the North Charleston, SC area and she is the GREATEST! She so patient, responds to emails and phone calls quickly and never minds answering my questions even if I have a million of them. I have 2 more simple task to do before she submits me for qualification and she definitely motivates even when I doubt myself. All I can say is NACA thank you for helping us and Zandria is definitely a great asset to the team. I'm wishing everyone the best of luck, prayers going out to us all, WE GOT THIS! NACA does take time but its well worth the wait!

I signed up for my workshop in August. It was a great opportunity to learn about NACA and how they help millions of people become homeowners. I had my initial meeting with my counselor in October, she was very helpful and nice. She provided me with all the steps I need to be become qualified. I will have my second meeting in December. I am very excited to continue my journey with this program. It Is awesome to not worrying about closing cost and a down payment plus low interest rates.

It help you to be organized your life, My counselor help me to manage myself. It help me to help others to be organized. NACA help me become a successful home buyer. For me this is a life changing program.

Naca is a program that requires patience and money management. I have not purchased my home yet because I am still going through the process of the program. I know that if I continue with the process I will be a home buyer.

I had my first homeowners session with NACA. The counselor was organized and knowledgeable. I am excited about this process and the community service that comes with you.

I just recently started my journey with NACA in August 2021 and so far everything is going great. My MC is very helpful and tells me exactly what it is that is needed upon every counseling. (Right now I am working on my action plan). I was told that this journey may take a while depending on how dedicated you are and I am all for it. I will give another update once I am further along in my journey but I would recomend this program to other single parents like myself that will be willing to put in the work.

My sister who is Spanish speaking had a terrible experience. She got the run around from her Representative. She provided supporting documents several times and had to call several times to follow up to no avail. They unresponsive and provided terrible customer service. Needless to say a year later and still waiting for guidance and approval of her loan.

We have been in the NACA Process since June 2021. Got a bit disappointed when we were notified that our first counselor quit. However we were assigned a counselor who seems to be an "old hand" and all is going well. Sometimes the process gets a bit frustrating, but we are keen to experiencing the "America's Best".

Naca is more of an accountability and independent program. You will have counselors to assist and guide you along through the, however you will have to put in the work to achieve your goal of homeownership.

It has been months since I begun the process with NACA, and I must admit with my impatience the Counselor in which was assigned to me has been very kind, courteous and patient with me on this journey. What I thought was a end to the paper journey I was advised that I must have a transcript from 2019 in which the IRS due to covid pandemic is far behind in completing. Therefore I am stuck with anxiety, anger and confusion waiting on this last document before hopefully getting approval to look for my first home. My failure to understand is why can't NACA accept the original tax 1040 form that was filed on my behalf for 2019 instead of delaying a tedious arduous process which could possibly take me into 2022. I am well pleased with my counselor Dwayne but I am drained with the process. To all looking to purchase first home through NACA be patient and Pray.

NACA is a great program. I attended the workshop and took a lot of good lessons out of it. NACA makes you understand how to be financially stable and be responsibly ready to own a house. It is a good opportunity for first time home buyers to take advantage. The process seems too long and stressing as it requires a lot of uploading and updating of documents, but if you are patient enough, you will get to the end. I am looking forward to own a house shortly and also I would like to mention that I am very grateful to Latonya Thompson, counselor based in the Washington DC area, for being so helpful and guiding me throughout the process and making it a pleasant counseling session every time we meet.