Mountain State Financial Group LLC
Free Live Online Class

Buying Your First Home Shouldn't Be a Guess.

Learn how mortgage qualification really works, how much cash you may actually need, what drives your monthly payment, and the mistakes first-time buyers should avoid before making an offer.

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No-cost educational webinar
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Understand down payment options
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Learn how lenders calculate qualification
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Ask questions during the live session

Reserve Your Spot

Registration is free. Enter your information below and we'll send your webinar access information and reminders.

Your Presenter

Seth Angell

Executive Vice President ยท NMLS #912881

Seth will walk through the mortgage process from a lender's perspective and explain the decisions that most often affect first-time homebuyers before and during the purchase process.

What We'll Cover

Understand the numbers before you start shopping.

This class is designed to give first-time buyers a practical understanding of the decisions that affect qualification, affordability, and the true cost of buying a home.

01

Down Payment Myths

Learn why 20% down isn't always required and how low- and zero-down options actually work.

02

Credit & Qualification

See what lenders evaluate and which financial decisions can help or hurt your approval.

03

Your Real Budget

Understand the difference between what you can qualify for and what you can comfortably afford.

04

Rates, APR & Closing Costs

Learn why the lowest advertised interest rate isn't necessarily the lowest-cost mortgage.

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The Buying Process

Follow the process from preapproval and house hunting through underwriting and closing.

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Questions & Answers

Bring your questions. We'll leave time to discuss common first-time buyer scenarios live.

Start With Better Information.

Buying a home is a major financial decision. Our goal is to help you understand your options before you make it.

Equal Housing Opportunity
Equal Housing Opportunity
This webinar is for educational purposes only and does not constitute a commitment to lend. Loan approval is subject to credit, income, asset, property and program requirements.