For DFW Renters Making $90K+

Think you make too much for down payment assistance in DFW?

Prove it.

I'm teaching a free live class Tuesday at 7:00 PM. 45 minutes. I walk through every active down payment program in DFW — including SmartBuy and Supreme D.R.E.A.M., which have no income limit at all.

Tuesday, June 16th @ 7:00 PM Central — Live Online

Here's the deal

Either you're right — and you just confirmed it. Or you're wrong — and you just found programs that change your math.

Income limits for active DFW programs run from $133K all the way to $171K+. And two programs — SmartBuy and Supreme D.R.E.A.M. — have no cap at all. Up to 5% in down payment assistance, no questions asked about your paycheck.

Either way, you win by knowing.

45 minutes, live

What this class covers

1
The DFW programs with no income cap. SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., CRA loans, Professional loans — how each one works, where it applies, and who's already using them.
2
The state programs above $130K. SETH 5 Star in DFW (past $143K), TSAHC and TDHCA tiers above $133K, and the county-level overlays that change the math further.
3
How to check your eligibility in under three minutes — free. No application, no credit pull, no commitment. Bradley walks through the exact check live.
4
The line item most lenders won't raise on their own. A detail that routinely costs $90K+ buyers thousands at the closing table — for workflow reasons, not qualification reasons.
5
What "down payment assistance" actually means in 2026. The old rule of thumb — "first-time, low-income buyers only" — is no longer how the programs read on paper.

Be honest with yourself

Who this is for — and who should skip it

Show up Tuesday if…

You earn $90K+ (or $150K+ household), rent in DFW, and were told the programs aren't built for you
You work in tech, medical, finance, or law — and your W-2 has quietly become the thing keeping you in a rental
A lender told you "you make too much to qualify" and you took it at face value
You're relocating to Texas in the next 6–12 months

Skip it if…

You're a low-income buyer — there's real help for you, but it runs through different programs this session won't cover
You're buying an investment property or second home — these are first-time, primary-residence programs
You're already under contract — you need a closing attorney, not a class

Your teacher Tuesday night

Bradley Pounds

Licensed Texas Real Estate Broker · Mortgage Loan Originator · 23 years in DFW real estate

I'm a DFW broker, and the #1 thing I hear from high-income buyers is "I just figured I made too much." Through HomeBuyerSchool.Com I've walked thousands of Texas renters through the 60+ programs, grants, and strategies most people never hear about.

As both a licensed broker and loan originator, I see the lending side and the buying side of every deal — which is exactly why I know which programs your lender isn't mentioning.

Quick answers

FAQ

Is this really free?

Yes. No fee, no card, no upsell at the door. Register, show up, take notes.

Will I be pitched a loan on the call?

No. The class is educational. Programs get covered, questions get answered, and that's the session. If anyone wants a one-on-one conversation afterward, that's opt-in and separate. Nothing gets sold live.

What if I can't make it live?

Show up live if the calendar allows it — that's where the Q&A happens, and the Q&A is where most of the value lands. A replay may go out to registrants, but it's not guaranteed. Best move: block the time.

Do I need to currently live in Texas?

You need to be buying in Texas. Out-of-state professionals relocating in the next 6–12 months are squarely in the target audience.

I already have a lender — should I still come?

If that lender has never mentioned SmartBuy, Supreme D.R.E.A.M., CRA, SETH 5 Star, TSAHC, or Professional loans — yes, come. No "fire your lender" pitch. Worst case, your lender already covered it. Best case, you walk away with options that weren't on the table before.

Think you make too much? Prove it.