Dr. Charles Butler has more than 18 years of experience in case management, job development, management of social service programs and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing/Business Administration, a Master of Arts degree in Counseling Education, Master of Divinity in Urban Theology and a Doctorate in Ministry and Spiritual Formation.
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First time home buyers are often not sure what type of property to purchase. There are 4 primary factors to consider when deciding what to buy. Follow these guidelines. Narrow […]
As a child and even a young adult, I never completely understood the accomplishment of homeownership. This is primary because as a child I lived with my grandparents in a […]
The question that remains in the hearts and minds of many prospective first-time home buyers is can they afford to buy a home in Harlem? I have been pondering over […]
My brothers and sisters, it is time to become proactive in the home buying area! You can no longer afford to wait for the prices to come down. You no […]
Too many prospective first-time home buyers are getting distracted by outside influences that are preventing them from successfully moving forward to complete the purchase of their home. I understand that […]
Last week Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement, Inc. (HCCI) created history as we achieved a milestone by becoming the first community partner in the country to surpass the $1,000,000 mark […]
Prospective first-time home buyers must be aware and avoid making any financial mistakes throughout the home buying process. These mistakes can prevent you from successfully closing on your home and […]
Who can successfully buy a home in Harlem? The answer is simple – those who are prepared to buy a home must be able to overcome every obstacle that is […]
Ok, so as we go into this new year one thing is certain becoming a first-time home buyer is going to be a challenging endeavor. That does not mean that […]
The good news is home values in Harlem are stabilizing. The bad news is the home values are still high. This is good for existing homeowners, but very bad for […]
