Me and my GF are planning on volunteering for Habitat for Humanity in building some homes so we can get some hands on experience in the event we ever get a fixer upper.Last but not least thanks to Josh and Brandon for providing and maintaining this site.

I've only just begun and I have a long way to go; however, I will be taking carpentry courses soon and also plan on getting some heads-up experience with habitat for humanity.

You can get a tax deduction by donating to Salvation Army or Goodwill industries or Habitat for Humanity or any similar re-sale operation that is a charity.Otherwise you could be filling dumpsters and that will cost you money.

That's where Habitat for Humanity is building for with donated materials!

I am now looking to follow my true passion and focus on contemporary/modern homes.I have started 2[g] Habitats and am looking forward to following my true passions.I look forward to learning more from all the experience that is being shared on this site.Regards,

Good tip on the Habitat for Humanity stores.

I bought a mirror at the Habitat Restore for about $5 and made a frame out of chair molding from HD for another $5.

But if you are having a hard time affording rent in a decent neighborhood, you may not be ready to be a home owner.Do you qualify for any affordable housing assistance, such as reduce utilities, or a Habitat for Humanity house?

Since it is a habitat home her loan was for $40,000 at 0% interest.

He said something about giving it to the habitat for humanity and writing it off, so I wanted to know if he could give it to me and do the same.