Financing Options
See your real options, understand your numbers, and move forward without second-guessing.
If you’re buying a home in Central Texas, financing doesn’t have to be confusing.
You’ll see clear loan options, realistic payments, and honest guidance before you make an offer.
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You don’t need to “figure it out later.”
You’ll know upfront:
What you qualify for
How much you’ll need out of pocket
What your monthly payment could look like
So you can shop for a home with confidence—not guesses.
Not the one that just sounds good online.
Best if you want lower long-term costs—so you keep more money over time.
Down payments from 3–20%
No upfront mortgage insurance
More flexibility on property types
Designed to make homeownership more accessible
As little as 3.5% down
Credit scores starting around 580
Mortgage insurance required
A common choice for first-time buyers
Exclusive benefits for qualifying service members
0% down payment
No private mortgage insurance (PMI)
Competitive interest rates
Flexible qualification guidelines
Low down payment options like FHA and VA loans can help you get started sooner without draining your savings.
Eligible veterans, active-duty members, and spouses can access zero-down financing with fewer monthly costs.
Buyers with higher credit scores and larger down payments may benefit from conventional loans with lower rates and more flexibility.
Compare FHA, VA, and conventional programsexplained in plain language.
See how your credit, income, and goals affect your buying power.
Work with a local expert who explains your numbers and next steps clearly no pressure, no surprises.
Get Clarity Before You Commit
Whether you’re buying your first home or your next one, the right financing makes everything easier—from your offer to your closing day.
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Find answers to common home loan questions for first-time and repeat buyers.
Some programs offer down payments as low as 0–3.5%. Conventional loans typically range from 3–20%, depending on your credit and loan structure.
Credit score requirements vary by loan type. FHA loans are generally more flexible, while conventional loans reward stronger credit with better rates.
Yes. VA loans offer zero down for eligible buyers, and FHA loans allow low down payments.
Closing costs usually include lender fees, title costs, and prepaid items. We’ll help you estimate these upfront so there are no surprises.
Prequalification starts with a short conversation about your income, credit, and goals. From there, we’ll outline realistic options for you.