Homebuying

Being a single parent isn’t necessarily a barrier to being a homeowner. In fact, there are times when it may make more sense to buy a home when you’re unattached.

We’d like to make the case for Nevadans to get into that first home sooner, rather than later. Even if it's not perfect, it coudl be a wise move. 

The Oh-So-Handy Guide To Homebuying. Basically, it’s 40 pages jam-packed with super helpful homebuying information. We carefully crafted it to make sure that any homebuyer can learn something new.

National Teacher Appreciation Week is upon us. If you’re scrambling to deliver an original, heartfelt gift for the amazing teachers in your child’s life (or want to thank a teacher who’s made a profound impact on your life), check out Pinterest. There’s a plethora of good, crafty, appreciation-filled ideas there for sure—but perhaps not $10,000-good. That’s where we come in.

We want you to succeed, plain and simple. That's why we developed our very own homebuyer education course, one that was specifically designed for Nevadans.

The homebuying season is upon us—traditionally, the spring and summer months. Given that the process of buying a house can be lengthy, detailed and sometimes daunting, we’re sharing five tips that homebuying newbies and been-there-done-that homebuyers alike should follow.

We just raised our income maximum to $98,500, making all of our HIP programs even more homebuyer-friendly. In case you didn’t do the math, that’s a 3% raise.

We can help you level the playing field with our Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) program. This secret weapon has helped many a Nevada homeowner get that coveted “approved” stamp on their loan app by lowering the debt-to-income ratio, and it can help you, too.

Testimonials from the very people who have used our Home Is Possible programs and are singing their praises. Consider this our greatest hits album, vol. 1.

HIP For Teachers offers Nevada’s K-12 teachers $10,000 in bonus money toward the purchase of a new home.