Make Your Dream Home a Reality
Unlock personalized mortgage solutions aligned with your financial goals. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, moving up, or investing, we’re here to assist you through every step toward homeownership.
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Do I Qualify?
Lenders typically assess your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio as a key qualification metric. A common benchmark is that no more than about 43% of your gross monthly income should go toward all debt payments, including your prospective mortgage. Conventional mortgage programs may allow somewhat higher ratios (up to 45% or more) for qualified borrowers.
Government-backed programs may offer more flexibility:
FHA loans often permit total DTIs up to 43%, and in some cases, higher if compensating factors like strong credit, savings, or a larger down payment are present.
VA loans don’t have a fixed DTI cap; many lenders will consider ratios above 41% when other strengths such as solid residual income or good credit are present.
USDA loans may be more flexible on a case-by-case basis but typically favor lower overall debt levels.
These are general guidelines—your eligibility will depend on your full financial profile.
Start now to find out if you qualify.
Mortgage Home Loans without the Hassle!
Securing a mortgage shouldn’t feel like navigating a maze. We streamline the process with tools, insights, and clear comparisons among mortgage programs, so you can confidently pick the option that fits you best. Begin with a free pre-approval letter, which boosts your negotiating strength and sets clear expectations.
Whether you’re buying your first home, scaling up, or diversifying into real estate investment, we’ll help you understand and compare:
Fixed vs adjustable-rate loans
Conventional, FHA, VA, USDA programs
Down payment, closing cost, and insurance trade-offs
Credit score and debt factors
Loan limits and conforming vs jumbo thresholds
The Home Purchase Loan Process
Here’s how our home purchase loan process works:
- Set Your Budget: Estimate how much you can afford using mortgage calculators.
- Check Your Credit: Ensure your credit score is strong to get better loan terms.
- Get Pre-Approved: Secure a pre-approval letter from a lender to strengthen your offer.
- Find a Home: Work with a realtor to find and make an offer on a home.
- Submit Loan Application: Provide financial documents to formally apply for the loan.
- Loan Processing: The lender verifies your info and appraises the home.