My father happened on to aGazette article 11 plus years ago about RMCLT. I contacted them and took their classes. As it happened, I qualified and started my home search. Clearly, in 2009 the market was a whole different thing. But I happened on a house, and they approved it. Fast forward to 2020. If it wasnt for this program, I would probably still be renting. And hating every minute of it for various reasons. I used to be a rental consultant, I know what the Springs has to offer. And now, the cost of renting makes no sense when you can own. Whatsoever. RMCLT made my dream come true. The reason I waited this long to review, I have no answer. The only reason I didnt give a 5 was because I wasnt perhaps made as aware as I should have been about how they recoup their investment. Id recommend that interested parties make sure they understand. There is nothing like home ownership and I thank RMCLT for making that a reality.

My husband and I attended The First Time Home Buyers Workshop which was hosted by Randi Davis, with Rocky Mountain Land Trust. While this class is required for certain home loans, Randi made it as fun and enjoyable as possible. She provided excellent information, interactive responses, and even had fidget items to keep you busy while listening to the riveting information. I highly recommend Rocky Mountain Land Trusts First Time Home Buyers Class!

Office hours state Mon-Fri 830-430. However its anyones guess if theyll actually be open during those hours. Twice now in the last week I have gone to the office once at 10am and once at 4 pm with noone there and the door locked. Rang the bell for a good 10 min and knocked noone unlocked the door. This is not the first time theyve been closed during business hours. Very frustrating especially when Im trying to pay them money.

The stipulations that have to be met are RIDICULOUS. Seriously, 49k for 2 people combined? If I made that little, finding a home to own would be the LEAST of my problems.