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At Dream Home Mortgage, stated income (DSCR) loans are designed with real estate investors in mind. These programs qualify borrowers based on rental income—not personal income—making them ideal for purchase or refinance when income is complex. With faster approvals, higher loan limits, and no prepayment penalties, DSCR loans offer flexibility without the paperwork overload. Smart financing starts with the right strategy, and that’s where our expertise makes the difference.
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Can’t Save for a Down Payment? $25,000 Assistance Is Available
If you’re a first-time buyer struggling with the upfront cash, it’s worth looking into down payment assistance for 2026. Some programs in select states/areas show up to $25,000 that can be used toward down payment and/or closing costs (program rules vary — some are grants, some are forgivable, some are second mortgages).
What I’m seeing as common qualifiers:- First-time buyer status (often “no ownership in last 3 years”)
- Income limits based on your area
- Primary residence purchase
- Homebuyer education course
Also, funding is often limited and first-come, so programs can pause once the allocation is used.
Has anyone here closed using DPA recently? What was the hardest part — documentation, lender overlays, timing, or the homebuyer class?
Breakdown I found (states + how it works):
https://dreamhomemortgage.com/up-to-25000-down-payment-assistance-grants-available-now/...
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$25k down payment help for first-time buyers — 2026 only
If you’re planning to buy your first home in 2026, don’t ignore down payment assistance — especially this one.
Eligible first-time buyers in select states can receive $20,000–$25,000 toward their down payment or closing costs. It’s not a loan, doesn’t require repayment, and works on a first-come, first-served basis. Once funding runs out, that’s it for the year.
With home prices and rates still high, programs like this are often the difference between qualifying now or waiting another year.
This guide breaks down eligibility, states covered, and how to secure funds before they’re gone:
https://dreamhomemortgage.com/first-time-buyer-down-payment-assistance-2026/...
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Up to $25K for Your First Home — But Only If You Act Early
Hi all — Dream Home Mortgage here.
First-time buyers in TX, NM, AR, LA, MS may qualify for $20K–$25K toward down payment + closing costs through the HELP Program. It’s not a loan and no repayment is required if program terms are met.
Funding opens Jan 2, 2026 and is first come, first served (limited funds).
Details + eligibility:
https://dreamhomemortgage.com/first-time-home-buyers-get-up-to-25000-free-for-your-home-help-program-2026/...
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Yes, Dream Home Mortgage can assist.
We work with lenders that accept lower average monthly deposits (as low as $6–$8K) when supported by strong average daily balances and overall cash flow. We also have options for smaller-deposit merchants on a case-by-case basis.
For the California sole proprietor HVAC company averaging ~$100K/month, a paid and released judgment from 6 years ago is generally acceptable with proper documentation, especially with no active merchant cash advances.
We can review bank statements and structure the right non-QM / bank statement solution. Please reach out directly to move forward....
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Home Buying in 2026? This 2-1 Buydown Strategy Is Worth Knowing
Hi everyone — Dream Home Mortgage here. With many buyers planning ahead for 2026, we’re seeing a common theme: people want clarity before they start house hunting, especially around monthly payments.
One option that keeps coming up is the 2-1 buydown. It’s a mortgage structure that reduces your interest rate temporarily—2% lower in year one and 1% lower in year two—before returning to the standard fixed rate. For many buyers, this creates a smoother transition into homeownership during the early years.
What’s important to know is that a 2-1 buydown doesn’t start with an offer on a home—it starts with prequalifying for a home loan. Prequalification helps buyers understand their numbers early, including budget range, estimated payments, and which programs they may actually qualify for. It’s especially useful for anyone planning 6–12 months ahead.
We recently published a straightforward guide explaining how prequalification works with a 2-1...
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Dream Home Mortgage started a topic Bad Credit and Still Want to Buy a Home? Here’s What Actually Works in 2025in Deal BoxBad Credit and Still Want to Buy a Home? Here’s What Actually Works in 2025
A lot of people think bad credit kills any chance of buying a house. That’s not really true anymore. Bad credit mortgage loans exist for a reason, and many buyers qualify with scores around 580 if their income is stable and recent payments are clean. FHA loans and home lenders for bad credit look at the full picture, not just the number. Prequalifying early helps you see what’s realistic and what to fix before applying. Bad credit doesn’t end the dream—it just changes the path.Quick, easy mortgage prequalification in minutes. Start your home loan journey with Dream Home Mortgage today.
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Mortgage Denied and No One Explained Why? Here’s What to Do Next
Hi everyone — Dream Home Mortgage here. If you just got a mortgage denial, I’m genuinely sorry. We talk to people in this exact moment all the time: you’ve done the work, you finally found a home, you start picturing your life there… and then a letter shows up that basically says “No.”
The worst part isn’t even the denial—it’s the confusion. Most people aren’t told what to do next, so they assume the dream is gone.
Here’s what we want you to know: a mortgage denial is often a detour, not a dead end. In many cases, it’s one fixable issue (or two) that needs a plan.
What to do right now:- Read the denial letter (it usually points to the exact reason).
- Ask the lender to explain it in plain English (credit, DTI, income docs, or property are the usual buckets).
- Don’t panic-apply again without changing anything—another “no” hurts and wastes time.
- Focus on one clear path forward (pay down balances, correct report errors, document income properly,
Mortgage denied? Learn why lenders say no and how Dream Home Mortgage can help you fix issues, save credit, and turn denial into approval.
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We don’t broker MCA deals, but our team at Dream Home Mortgage does provide structured sales training for remote reps focused on discovery, objection handling, scripting, and repeatable closing processes. We’ve trained teams from solo reps to multi-rep pods and can support weekly, execution-focused sessions. Happy to connect and see if there’s a fit—feel free to DM.
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We don’t offer hard money loans ourselves, but we do help connect borrowers with the right financing options depending on the deal. Our focus is mainly on traditional, non-QM, and first-time buyer solutions in Texas. If a scenario truly calls for hard money, we can point people in the right direction rather than forcing a bad fit.
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