Local teacher describes path to homeownership through NACA character‑based mortgage program
A Tulsa teacher described using the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) program — a counseling-based, character-underwriting mortgage path the presenter said requires no down payment or mortgage insurance — and urged other women to consider it as a wealth-building option.
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Charissa Jacobs, an art teacher at McLean, told the Tulsa Women's Commission on Feb. 7 about her experience with the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA), describing it as a counseling‑based path to affordable homeownership that she and others in her family have used.
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