Buy a house in Zion

 

Lake County Housing Authority- Housing Counseling

Education and Expert Advice on Pre-Purchase & Down payment assistance programs. Assistance with Rental Counseling, Lease Agreements, Tenant & Landlord Mediation, Foreclosure Assistance.

Community Partnership for Affordable Housing

Whether you’re looking for homebuyer counseling, homebuyer education classes, or down payment assistance. Community Partnership for Affordable Housing offers assistance and guidance to Zion residents.

 
 

Lenders offering homebuyer workshops and assist with credit repair:

  • First Midwest Bank,

    • 3303 Sheridan Rd., Zion, Il,

      • 847-746-3011

  • Great Lakes Credit Union,

    • 2145 Sheridan Rd., Zion, IL

      • 800-982-7850

  • Wintrust – Waukegan Community Bank

    • 2706 Grand Ave., Waukegan, IL

      • 847-775-3780

  • Angela Qawi – Parkside Lending

    • 5101 Washington St., Gurnee, IL

      • 847-772-7966 – lender who 

  • Bryan Schmidt – Cross Country Mortgage

    • 229 Center St., Grayslake, IL

      • 847-603-4778

“Money is only a tool. It will take you wherever you wish, but it will not replace you as the driver.”
— Ayn Rand

Realtors that are invested in the Zion Community:

 
“It’s not how much money you make, but how much money you keep, how hard it works for you, and how many generations you keep it for.”
— Robert Kiyosaki

  • Chris Varsek, Keller Williams

  • Jennifer Beltrame, Keller Williams

  • ReMax Realtors

    • Venny Rivera

    • Lori Mattice

    • Prentiss Grant

    • Karen Ginn

    • Kris Seegren

    • Brenda Newman-Lawler

    • Carmen Garcia

    • John Steele

  • Century 21 Waukegan,

    • 3425 Sunset Ave., Waukegan, IL, 847-336-7333

      • Liz Scheffler and Cathy Karlstrand

Zion-Benton Public Library

Check out website for free programs. Stay tuned for programs including the Home Ownership Vision Crafting Program and First Midwest Bank Quarterly Panel on Becoming a Homeowner.

Habitat for Humanity Lake County

Habitat for Humanity provides simple, decent and affordable homes that hard-working, low-income families can own.