Free Webinar · Texas Homebuyers
Think you make too much to get help buying a home?
"Too much to qualify" is usually just a guess. Join Texas broker Bradley Pounds for an hour on the homebuyer programs most people never hear about, and how to tell which ones could fit your situation.
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- Find out if income really rules you out. Many program income limits vary by county, and some are far higher than most buyers expect.
- See how down payment help actually works, including the trade-offs most people don't mention until closing.
- Leave with a plan, not a pile of Google tabs: what to look into first, a realistic timeline, and what you'll need ready.
What you'll discover
The parts of buying a home nobody explains clearly
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The "loophole" programs
Some programs were built for one kind of buyer but can apply to many more. Bradley shows which ones, and why areas you'd call suburban may still count.
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Bradley's favorite program in Texas
It exists because of a law from the 1970s, and most banks barely talk about theirs. Learn what it is and how to check whether your area may be covered.
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Those "too good to be true" builder rates
You've seen the billboards. Find out what's really behind them, and one little-known way some buyers cover the down payment those offers require.
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The credit score lenders actually use
Why the score in your free app usually isn't the one a mortgage lender sees, and why credit is often more fixable than people assume.
Who this is for
Built for Texans who've counted themselves out
If buying a home has felt big, scary and hard to get a handle on, this hour is meant to turn it into a clear set of next steps.
Owner of HomeBuyerSchool.com. 24 years helping Texas first-time buyers. Licensed Texas real estate broker and mortgage loan originator.
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Good earners who assumed help wasn't for themYou heard one program had a low income cap and stopped looking.
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Renters who are short on down payment savingsThe upfront cash is the main thing standing between you and buying.
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"First time in a long time" buyersMany programs look at whether you've owned a home in the last three years, not ever.
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Teachers, nurses, first responders and veteransSome programs offer special terms for certain professions and for those who served.
Stop guessing what you might be missing.
One hour with Bradley could save you months of guesswork, and help you walk into your next lender conversation knowing the right questions to ask.