10 Easy Steps to Home Ownership

This course is designed for first-time home buyers and those expanding their property portfolios, offering insights into the buying and selling process in real estate. Participants will engage in discussions and practical exercises, gaining confidence and knowledge. Peter Van Court, a former educator, leads the course, focusing on community-oriented, accessible information.

Whether you’re stepping into the real estate market for the first time or looking to expand your property portfolio, this course provides valuable insights and strategies to make informed decisions throughout the home buying & selling process. In addition to a detailed exploration of the steps of the home buying process, we will
also delve into the sales side of home buying, providing a well-rounded perspective on the real estate market. Participants will benefit from interactive discussions, expert guest speakers, and practical exercises designed to reinforce learning and build confidence. By the end of this course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge necessary

Learn More Here: https://www.cvadult.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=2208933&type=d&pREC_ID=2194617

Date Day Time Site Sessions Fee
3/12-3/26 We 6-7:30pm CVACE, Rm 12 3 $55

Peter Van Court’s transition from educator to real estate entrepreneur reflects a strong commitment to
the communities he has served.


With over 25 years in education, he shifted gears to establish a real estate company, motivated by the belief that homeownership has transformative potential not only as a safe haven for you and your loved ones, but as an investment vehicle to build generational wealth. Toward this end, Peter’s focus is on meeting the needs of educators, first responders, and first-time buyers, offering dynamic, hands-on classes filled with actionable insights.


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