First-Time Homebuyer Class
What to expect from pre-approval to closing, what lenders look at, and how to get ready. Bring your questions.
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Run the numbers, save a seat at a class, and get straight answers to common questions.
An illustration to help you plan. Estimates only, not a quote or commitment.
Enter a home price, down payment, and rate to see an estimate.
Estimates only, not a quote or commitment. This illustration does not include mortgage insurance, HOA dues, or other costs, and it is not an offer of credit or a rate quote. Your actual rate, payment, and terms depend on your credit, the property, the loan program, and full underwriting.
Classes for people getting ready to buy, plus partner events for local real estate agents.
What to expect from pre-approval to closing, what lenders look at, and how to get ready. Bring your questions.
[Date / time / location TBD]
How down payments work, which assistance programs may be available, and how to build a savings plan.
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A small-group session on loan programs that can help buyers write stronger offers.
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Self-employed and move-up buyers may have more options than they think. Learn how to spot them early.
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Pick an event and tell us a bit about yourself. You'll get a confirmation email right after you RSVP.
Questions? Call or text 208.661.6739.
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A pre-qualification is a quick estimate based on what you tell us. A pre-approval goes further. We review your credit, income, and assets, so you can shop with a clear price range. Neither one is a final loan approval.
It depends on the loan program, the property, and your situation. Some programs allow smaller down payments than people expect, and assistance programs may be available. Let's look at your options together.
Usually recent pay stubs, W-2s or tax returns, bank statements, and a photo ID. Self-employed borrowers may need business or bank statements instead. Matt will send a checklist for your exact situation.
Just talking with Matt doesn't. A pre-approval usually includes a credit check, and Matt will explain how it works before he pulls your credit.
Often, yes. Along with conventional options, Non-QM programs can use bank statements or assets to qualify. Eligibility and terms vary.
Timelines depend on the loan type, the appraisal, and how quickly documents come in. Matt will give you a realistic timeline for your file up front.