



On Tuesday, June 2nd @ 7:00 PM Central, Bradley Pounds is walking through the 60+ Texas programs that actually fit a $90K+ DFW household. Live, free, and capped so questions get real answers.
See 11 programs with high income caps or no income cap at all
Find out why 90% of buyers leave money on the table
Learn 3 program loopholes that may help you get 0% down and a lower monthly payment
Discover the program list many banks and lenders never bring up

See 11 programs with high income caps or no income cap at all
Find out why 90% of buyers leave money on the table
Learn 3 program loopholes that may help you get 0% down and a lower monthly payment
Discover the program list many banks and lenders never bring up
Either you're right -- and you just confirmed it.
Or you're wrong — and you just found programs that could help you close sooner, keep more cash, or buy more house.
Either way, you win by knowing.
"You make too much to qualify for any of those Texas programs."
"Down payment assistance in DFW is for low-income buyers only."
"Your salary disqualifies you - sorry."
Imagine this: Twelve months from now, you're not writing a rent check to a DFW landlord.
In Tuesday night's live briefing, you'll see:
In the video above, you'll see:
Why homeownership isn’t just for “other people” — and how your past doesn’t disqualify you.
How families across Texas went from renters to owners (and what steps they took).
A full breakdown of the programs, grants, and options that make buying a home possible.
The exact next steps to start building your own legacy — the “[YOUR LAST NAME] house.”
The Texas programs with no income cap at all. SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., CRA loans, Professional loans - how each one works in DFW specifically, where it applies, and who's already using them in the Metroplex.
The state programs with limits above $130K — including DFW's biggest one. SETH 5 Star runs past $143K in Dallas-Fort Worth. TSAHC and TDHCA tiers go above $133K. Plus the Dallas County and Tarrant County overlays that change the math further.
The 3-minute eligibility check. Free, no application, no credit pull, no commitment - Bradley walks through it live.
The line item most DFW lenders won't raise on their own. A detail that quietly costs Metroplex buyers thousands at the closing table.
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What "down payment assistance" actually means in DFW in 2026. The category has changed. The old rule - "first-time, low-income buyers only" - isn't how the programs read anymore.
Drive through any growing DFW neighborhood - Frisco, McKinney, Mansfield, Bedford, North Arlington, Las Colinas, Oak Cliff - and you'll see them: the engineers, nurses, paralegals, financial analysts, and tech workers pulling $95K, $130K, $180K, still in a rental.
Not because they can't afford a home in the Metroplex. Because somewhere along the way, someone told them:
"You make too much to qualify for any of those Texas programs."
"Down payment assistance in DFW is for low-income buyers only."
"Your salary disqualifies you - sorry."
Each of those sentences is wrong in 2026. Not "mostly wrong." Wrong on paper, against the actual program guidelines, on the state and county websites that publish them.
The programs that fit a $90K+ DFW household are real, open, and being used right now by buyers in Dallas County, Tarrant County, Collin, and Denton who didn't take "no" at face value.
Imagine this: Twelve months from now, you're not writing a rent check to a DFW landlord.
You're building equity in a Metroplex that keeps appreciating - instead of someone else's portfolio.
The down payment came partly from a Texas or DFW-area program your lender never mentioned.
The monthly number isn't dramatically higher than what you're paying in rent - and the difference is going into something you own.
The "you make too much" sentence is behind you for good.
In Tuesday night's live briefing, you'll see:
Imagine this: Twelve months from now, you're not writing a rent check to a DFW landlord.
You're building equity in a Metroplex that keeps appreciating - instead of someone else's portfolio.
The down payment came partly from a Texas or DFW-area program your lender never mentioned.
The monthly number isn't dramatically higher than what you're paying in rent - and the difference is going into something you own.
The "you make too much" sentence is behind you for good.
In Tuesday night's live briefing, you'll see:
The Texas programs with no income cap at all. SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., CRA loans, Professional loans - how each one works in DFW specifically, where it applies, and who's already using them in the Metroplex.
The state programs with limits above $130K — including DFW's biggest one. SETH 5 Star runs past $143K in Dallas-Fort Worth. TSAHC and TDHCA tiers go above $133K. Plus the Dallas County and Tarrant County overlays that change the math further.
The 3-minute eligibility check. Free, no application, no credit pull, no commitment - Bradley walks through it live.
The Texas programs with no income cap at all. SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., CRA loans, Professional loans - how each one works in DFW specifically, where it applies, and who's already using them in the Metroplex.
The state programs with limits above $130K — including DFW's biggest one. SETH 5 Star runs past $143K in Dallas-Fort Worth. TSAHC and TDHCA tiers go above $133K. Plus the Dallas County and Tarrant County overlays that change the math further.
The 3-minute eligibility check. Free, no application, no credit pull, no commitment - Bradley walks through it live.
The line item most DFW lenders won't raise on their own. A detail that quietly costs Metroplex buyers thousands at the closing table.
What "down payment assistance" actually means in DFW in 2026. The category has changed. The old rule - "first-time, low-income buyers only" - isn't how the programs read anymore.
This briefing is for you if:
You're a single-income DFW earner above $90K, currently renting in the Metroplex, and tired of being told the programs aren't built for you.
You're part of a dual-income DFW household above $150K combined, and assumed assistance programs stopped applying years ago.
You work in tech, medical, finance, or law in Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Las Colinas, or anywhere in the Metroplex - and your W-2 has quietly become the thing keeping you in a rental.
You've been told, by a DFW lender or otherwise, that "you make too much to qualify" - and you took it at face value.
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 not covered here.
You're buying an investment property or second home. The programs in this session are first-time, primary-residence only.
You're buying outside Texas. This session is for DFW and Texas buyers only.
This briefing is for you if:
You're a single-income DFW earner above $90K, currently renting in the Metroplex, and tired of being told the programs aren't built for you.
You're part of a dual-income DFW household above $150K combined, and assumed assistance programs stopped applying years ago.
You work in tech, medical, finance, or law in Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco, Las Colinas, or anywhere in the Metroplex - and your W-2 has quietly become the thing keeping you in a rental.
You've been told, by a DFW lender or otherwise, that "you make too much to qualify" - and you took it at face value.
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 not covered here.
You're buying an investment property or second home. The programs in this session are first-time, primary-residence only.
You're buying outside Texas. This session is for DFW and Texas buyers only.

Disclaimer: Information provided by HomeBuyerSchool.com and LRSP Holdings LLC is for general educational purposes only and may include examples or estimates. It is not a commitment to lend or an offer to extend credit. Program availability, eligibility, terms, and rates can change at any time and vary by lender and individual qualification. Always verify details with a licensed mortgage professional.
Credit Repair Education: HomeBuyerSchool.com is not a credit repair organization and does not provide credit repair services. All credit-related information shared is educational in nature. Results vary by individual circumstances, and there is no guarantee of improved credit scores or mortgage approval. We do not promise specific credit score increases or timelines. You have the legal right to dispute inaccurate information with credit bureaus yourself at no cost. Credit improvement requires time, and individual results depend on your unique financial situation.
Real estate brokerage services are provided by HomeBuyerSchool.com, a Licensed Texas Real Estate Broker (TX License #9015852). Mortgage services are offered separately by Bradley Pounds, Texas Mortgage Loan Originator (NMLS #2731896), sponsored by Rapid Mortgage LLC (NMLS #2425173). You are under no obligation to use Rapid Mortgage, and you may choose any lender or real estate professional you prefer.
This communication is not legal, financial, or tax advice. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional for guidance.
© 2026 LRSP Holdings LLC d/b/a HomeBuyerSchool.com and ApptDaddy. All rights reserved. Full disclosures: https://homebuyerschool.com/disclosures
Disclaimer: Information provided by HomeBuyerSchool.com and LRSP Holdings LLC is for general educational purposes only and may include examples or estimates. It is not a commitment to lend or an offer to extend credit. Program availability, eligibility, terms, and rates can change at any time and vary by lender and individual qualification. Always verify details with a licensed mortgage professional.
Credit Repair Education: HomeBuyerSchool.com is not a credit repair organization and does not provide credit repair services. All credit-related information shared is educational in nature. Results vary by individual circumstances, and there is no guarantee of improved credit scores or mortgage approval. We do not promise specific credit score increases or timelines. You have the legal right to dispute inaccurate information with credit bureaus yourself at no cost. Credit improvement requires time, and individual results depend on your unique financial situation.
Real estate brokerage services are provided by HomeBuyerSchool.com, a Licensed Texas Real Estate Broker (TX License #9015852). Mortgage services are offered separately by Bradley Pounds, Texas Mortgage Loan Originator (NMLS #2731896), sponsored by Rapid Mortgage LLC (NMLS #2425173). You are under no obligation to use Rapid Mortgage, and you may choose any lender or real estate professional you prefer.
This communication is not legal, financial, or tax advice. Always consult the appropriate licensed professional for guidance.
© 2026 LRSP Holdings LLC d/b/a HomeBuyerSchool.com and ApptDaddy. All rights reserved. Full disclosures: https://homebuyerschool.com/disclosures