Selling Your Habitat Home
Selling Your Home
If you’re considering selling your Habitat for Humanity home, there are a few important steps to follow. Because Habitat homes are designed to remain affordable for future homeowners, certain resale conditions and restrictions apply.
Before beginning the process, please review the Selling Your Home and Estate Planning Guide linked below. It outlines the full steps, required forms, and contact information.
Key Things to Know
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Habitat’s Right of First Offer: For the first 30 years after purchase—or for homes on a land lease—Bend-Redmond Habitat for Humanity has the first opportunity to buy your home before it’s listed for sale.
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Resale Restrictions: Some homes include resale formulas or income-based requirements for future buyers to help preserve affordability.
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Outstanding Loans or Liens: There may be additional liens, shared equity agreements, or other program loans that must be paid off at closing.
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Estate Planning: If you plan to include your Habitat home in your estate, certain restrictions and eligibility requirements may apply for heirs or beneficiaries.
Next Step
View the full guide below for details on how to begin the process and who to contact for assistance: