Buying your first home in Arizona? Eric Kilstrom makes the steps clear and the numbers honest.
A first-time homebuyer in Arizona is anyone who has not owned a home in the last three years. Several loans help with low down payments and flexible credit. Eric Kilstrom compares FHA, conventional, and Arizona assistance programs to match your budget.
Many first-time buyer and FHA loans need far less than 20 percent down. Down payment assistance may cover part of your upfront cost, and eligible veterans can use a VA loan with little or nothing down. Eric explains which programs you qualify for. Compare FHA loans, VA loans, and all loan programs, or learn how to get pre-approved and estimate a payment with the mortgage calculator.
FHA loans, first-time buyer programs, and down payment assistance all help. VA loans help eligible veterans. Eric compares them and explains which fits your budget.
Often far less than 20 percent. Some loans need 3 to 3.5 percent down, and VA loans can need nothing down. Eric gives you the real number for your price range.
It varies by loan. Some accept lower scores. Eric reviews your credit and tells you which loan fits and how to strengthen your application.
Yes. Eric can walk you through Arizona down payment assistance options and whether you qualify.
Some assistance programs ask for a short homebuyer class. Eric tells you if yours does and where to take it.
Yes. Many loans let a family member gift part or all of your down payment. You will need a short gift letter. Eric tells you what each loan allows.
Buying builds equity over time, while rent does not. The right choice depends on how long you plan to stay. Eric helps you compare the real monthly cost of each.
First-time homebuyers in Arizona may qualify for down-payment assistance, lower-down-payment loans, and pre-approval guidance. Eric Kilstrom, an Arizona mortgage loan officer and Anthem Area Chamber founder, walks first-time buyers through each step from budget to keys.
Send a few details and Eric will tell you what you qualify for and what comes next.