Texas has 4 active programs with no income cap at all, plus 3 state programs that reach past $143K in DFW. Most $90K+ renters have never heard of one of them. In 45 minutes, see which ones might be a great fit for your income, and how much cash they could keep in your pocket at closing.
“After the masterclass we realized we had options, some of them all the way down to 0% down payment. It gave us the exact clarity we needed.”
Real Feedback From HomeBuyerSchool.com Attendees
Real feedback and video walkthroughs from Texas renters who attended our educational masterclasses.
Either you do “make too much” [unlikely]: and you can know for sure after 45 minutes.
Or that is wrong: and you find programs that let you close sooner, keep more cash, or buy more house.
Disclosure: Individual results vary. Program availability and savings depend on your income, credit, location, and the home you buy.
Renters across Texas run the exact same search every month: “first-time homebuyer help Texas”.
The first three results show income caps around $75K or $80K. You glance at your W-2, see you make $95K, $120K, or $160K dual-income, and close the tab thinking: “I make too much to get any help.”
Across Texas, over 60 programs exist in total. Specifically for higher earners, 4 programs carry zero income cap, while 3 state programs reach past $143,000 right here in DFW.
This 45-minute live masterclass is the rest of the story.
No fluff. Bradley walks through live guidelines, county boundary maps, and underwriting rules.
And the single detail all four have in common that keeps them off Google’s front page, plus how higher earners use them to preserve liquid cash.
Why a $143K household in Collin County may fit a state program while the same household one county over may not. And the map that shows the line.
How to see which programs may fit you, and which to check first, in about three minutes. No hard credit pull. No phone call. No loan officer looking over your shoulder.
The one line item on your closing statement that often costs $90K+ buyers thousands, and why typical loan officer workflows cause them to skip right over it.
The old rule that assistance is only for low-income buyers is completely out of date. Why tech, medical, and corporate buyers who could put a big down payment on the table are choosing not to.
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Texas Real Estate Broker (HomeBuyerSchool.com, TX Lic #9015852) & Mortgage Loan Originator (NMLS #2731896)
With over 23 years in the Texas real estate and lending landscape, Bradley Pounds has helped thousands of renters make the jump to homeownership. Because HomeBuyerSchool.com holds a Texas Real Estate Broker license and Bradley holds a Mortgage Loan Originator license, he sees both sides of the deal that most agents and loan officers only see half of.
Through HomeBuyerSchool.com, he has educated thousands of Texas professionals on the 60+ programs, tax credits, and county rules that exist across North Texas.
Attend live and stay through the Q&A. You'll get digital access to both gifts right after the session:
Every program we track across Texas in one list. Program name, who runs it, and where to read the rules. The DFW county notes are built in.
Bradley's full guide for Texas buyers: how to avoid overpaying at closing, the credit moves lenders notice, and how to keep your cash reserves intact.
Every month you rent in DFW is $2,200+ you will never see again, while home prices keep climbing. The programs covered Tuesday exist right now, but several carry strict annual funding allocations.
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Marcus T. in Frisco, TX
3m agoClaimed seat for Tuesday's Masterclass