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Mortgage Questions
How much home can I afford?

Affordability depends on income, monthly debts, credit, available funds, taxes, insurance, HOA dues, and the loan program. A pre-approval is the best way to determine a realistic range.

What credit score do I need?

Minimum credit requirements vary by program and lender. Your overall credit profile also affects pricing, mortgage insurance, and available options.

Can I buy a home with little or no money down?

Some eligible borrowers may have access to low-down-payment, zero-down-payment, or down-payment-assistance programs. Availability and requirements vary.

Can the seller help with closing costs?

Many loan programs permit seller contributions toward eligible closing costs, subject to program limits and the transaction structure.

When should I get pre-approved?

Ideally, before seriously shopping for homes. It helps establish your budget and gives you time to address financing issues before making an offer.

When should I lock my mortgage rate?

A rate lock is typically considered once you have a property and are moving forward with the loan. Timing depends on your closing date, market conditions, and available lock periods.

When does refinancing make sense?

Refinancing may make sense when the new loan meaningfully improves your rate, payment, term, cash flow, or other financial objective after considering closing costs and your expected time in the loan.

Alan Galicia
Alan Galicia
Branch Manager · Alan Home Loans
West Capital Lending · NMLS #1974223
For informational and illustrative purposes only. Not a commitment to lend or an offer of credit. Estimates may not reflect actual taxes, insurance, mortgage insurance, HOA dues, loan pricing, escrow requirements, or closing costs. Final payments and eligibility depend on the actual property, loan program, underwriting, and final loan terms. *Estimated total cost is a simplified projection of down payment plus the entered monthly housing costs over the selected term; it is not a loan disclosure and does not include all transaction costs.