Tuesday, May 19th @ 7:00 PM

05-19-2026 19:00

Live Online ·
FREE LIVE TRAINING FOR TEXAS HOMEBUYERS ·

Stop Assuming You Make Too Much. 62% of Texas DPA Programs Have Income Limits Above $100K.

The programs with low caps are the ones Google serves first. The ones built for $120K–$200K earners are a different list entirely. Bradley Pounds covers all of them — live, .

  • You’ll know the exact Texas programs your $120K+ income still qualifies for
  • You’ll see real income caps, side by side, instead of the watered-down lists Google ranks
  • You’ll leave with a 3-minute eligibility check you can run before bed
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Myth

“I earn too much for down payment assistance. Those programs aren’t for people at my income level.”

Fact

62% of Texas DPA programs have income limits above $100,000. 10% have NO income limit at all.

Source: Down Payment Resource Q4 2025 HPI
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Income cap — SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., CRA & Professional loans
$143K+
Income limit — SETH 5 Star DFW
$133K+
Income limit — TSAHC / TDHCA tiers
46+
Texas DPA programs covered

What You’ll Know by the End of the Briefing

One hour. Three takeaways. All specific to $120K+ Texas buyers.

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Exactly which of the 46+ Texas DPA programs match your income, your zip code, and your timeline — including the ones your current lender has probably never raised with you. You’ll leave with a short list and the questions to ask.

2

The specific income thresholds where you go from “doesn’t apply” to “likely qualifies” — the SETH 5 Star DFW limit ($143K+), the TSAHC/TDHCA tiers ($133K+), and the four programs with no income cap at all (SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., CRA loans, Professional loans). Numbers you can bring to any lender conversation.

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How to run your own 3-minute eligibility check using public data — without filling out a loan application, without a credit pull, and without talking to anyone until you’re ready.

Tuesday, May 19th @ 7:00 PM · Live Online

Free. No application. No credit pull. Seats available now.

Is the Briefing Worth Your Time?

Honest filter — this briefing is built for one specific buyer.

This briefing is for you if…

  • You’re a single Texas earner above $120K (or a household above $200K) currently renting, tired of being told these programs don’t apply to you.
  • You’ve been told — by a lender, a Google search, or your own assumption — that down payment assistance doesn’t apply at your income level.
  • You have a lender you trust — but they’ve never mentioned SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., SETH 5 Star, CRA loans, TSAHC, or TDHCA tiers in any conversation.

Skip this briefing if…

  • You’re a current low-income buyer. There’s real help for you, but it runs through a different set of programs.
  • You’re buying an investment property or second home. Programs covered here are first-time, primary-residence only.
  • You’re already under contract or closing this week. At that point, you need a closing attorney, not a briefing.
Bradley Pounds, Licensed Texas Broker & Mortgage Loan Originator
Your Briefing Host

Bradley Pounds — Texas Real Estate Broker, Mortgage Loan Originator, 23 Years in the Field

Bradley Pounds holds two licenses most people in real estate never combine: a Texas real estate broker license and a mortgage loan originator license. That combination matters here — he can see the full picture of what a transaction actually costs, including the programs most lenders don’t volunteer.

Through HomeBuyerSchool.com, Bradley has educated thousands of Texas buyers on the 60+ programs available to them — with a specialty in helping $120K+ DFW earners with bumpy credit who’d been told nothing applied to them.

Licensed Texas Real Estate Broker Licensed Mortgage Loan Originator 23 Years in Texas Real Estate Founder, HomeBuyerSchool.com

“If your lender hasn’t mentioned these programs, it doesn’t mean you don’t qualify. It means they haven’t checked.”

— Bradley Pounds
Real Texas Buyers

What Past Attendees Said After the Briefing

Unedited. From buyers who showed up live and went on to close.

Before You Register

Common questions, plain answers.

Is this actually free? What’s the catch?
Free means free. No registration fee. No credit card. No “basic access” tier with a paid upgrade at the door. Bradley makes his income from real estate and mortgage transactions — not from webinar ticket sales. The briefing exists because an informed buyer is a better client. That’s the business model.
Will I be pitched a loan on the call?
No. Bradley will not ask for your financial information during the briefing. He will not pitch you a loan product. He will not follow up with an offer unless you ask him to connect you with a lender. This is a 60-minute educational training — the goal is that you leave knowing things you didn’t know walking in.
What if I can’t make it live?
Show up live if your schedule allows — the Q&A at the end is where the session earns its keep, and Bradley answers questions directly. Register now regardless of your schedule. You’ll receive access details.
Do I need to currently live in Texas?
You need to be buying in Texas. Texas residency at the time of purchase isn’t required for every program, but the property must be a primary residence located in Texas. If you’re relocating to Texas for the home purchase, you’re in scope.
What if I’m buying outside Texas?
This isn’t the session for you. The 46+ programs Bradley covers are Texas-specific (TSAHC, TDHCA, SETH, SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., CRA, etc.). Other states have their own DPA infrastructure — this briefing won’t map cleanly.
I already have a lender I like. Should I still come?
Yes — to run one check: have they mentioned SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., CRA loans, Professional loans, SETH 5 Star DFW, TSAHC, or TDHCA tiers in any conversation? If not, bring the specific program names from this briefing into your next call with them. You may leave with better questions than the ones you started with.

60+ Texas Programs. One Live Briefing.

Tuesday, May 19th @ 7:00 PM · Live Online
Free. Specifically for Texas buyers earning $120K+ (individual) or $200K+ (household).