First Home

Buying a home is a big step, and we're here to make it fast and simple.

First time? We're with you

From your first step to your final decision, you will have access to the tools, answers, and support designed to help you move forward with ease.

The Path to Your New Home

We're here to make the journey simple, supportive, and exiting.

Here's what the path usually looks like:

Get Pre-Qualified

Take the first step toward homeownership with a quick and easy check-in.

Explore Loan Options

Discover flexible programs designed to match your needs and goals.

Find Your Home

Start your search with confidence —and a team ready to back you up

Finalize the Details

We'll help you handle paperwork, approvals, and every in-between moment.

Close & Celebrate

Sign, smile, and step into your new home —it's officially yours!

The path to your New Home

We're here to make the journey simple, supportive, and exiting. Here's what the path usually looks like:

01. Get Pre-Qualified

Take the first step toward homeownership with a quick and easy check-in.

02. Explore Loan Options

Discover flexible programs designed to match your needs and goals.

03. Find your Home

Start your search with confidence —and a team ready to back you up.

04. Finalize the details

We'll help you handle paperwork, approvals, and every in-between moment.

05. Close & celebrate

The journey ends here with keys in hand, and a new chapter begins.

FAQ

Buying your first home comes with a lot to learn —these FAQs cover the essentials to help you feel more confident at every step.
How much house can I afford?
You can use our Mortgage Calculator to estimate your monthly housing budget and the corresponding mortgage you can afford.
How much money will I need to buy a house?
Down Payment: Typically 3%–5% of the home’s price, depending on loan type and lender. For example, 5% of a $250,000 home is $7,500.

Closing Costs: Usually 2%–5% of the loan amount. These can sometimes be negotiated or reduced. Many sellers may help with your closing costs too.

Move-In Expenses: Budget for immediate costs like repairs, upgrades, and furniture.
Are there programs for first-time home buyers?
Many states and local governments offer programs for first-time buyers, including:

• Low-interest loans
• Down payment and closing cost assistance
• Tax credits or rebates

Talking to a Pro, can help you find the option you're looking for.

Homeownership is a big deal
We'll
help you get there

Homeownership is a big deal. We'll help you get there.