Purchase a Home
From your first home to your next chapter, start with a comfortable budget and financing that fits your life.
What to expect
Set your budget
Review income, savings and monthly debts with your team. Plan for your full housing payment, closing costs and a cash cushion.
Prepare for preapproval
Compare loan options and submit requested documents through the approved secure process. Preapproval is conditional, not a final commitment.
Find your home and close
Once your offer is accepted, your team coordinates appraisal, underwriting and closing details so you know what comes next.
Explore your purchase options
Conventional loans
A familiar path to financing a primary home, second home, or eligible investment property. Conventional mortgages are not insured by a government agency.
View programFHA loans
Mortgages insured by the Federal Housing Administration may offer a useful starting point for buyers exploring a lower down payment.
View programVA loans
A mortgage benefit backed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for eligible service members, veterans, and certain surviving spouses.
View programUSDA loans
U.S. Department of Agriculture financing may help eligible households purchase a home in qualifying rural and suburban areas.
View programJumbo loans
Financing for loan amounts above the applicable conforming loan limit, with requirements that vary by lender and property.
View programDown payment assistance
Some state, local, or other eligible programs provide help with a down payment or closing costs. Availability and rules differ by location.
View programYour team will confirm program availability, eligibility and terms for your state and situation. Not a commitment to lend.