When it comes to buying a home, misinformation is everywhere — especially when it comes to mortgages.
Some of it comes from well-meaning friends.
Some from outdated advice.
And some… is just plain wrong.
Let’s clear the air.
Here are the three most common mortgage myths that hold people back — and the truth behind each one.
Truth:
That was the rule… in 1960.
Today, most homebuyers put down far less.
In fact, the average down payment for first-time buyers in the U.S. is around 6–7%.
Here are just a few options available:
And yes — you can still get competitive rates and terms.
Truth:
You don’t need a perfect score — or even a great one.
We’ve helped people buy homes with credit scores as low as 580.
Lenders look at:
Even with “fair” credit, there are loan options that may work — especially with guidance and planning.
Truth:
Not with us.
Yes, buying a home is a big deal. But we’ve spent years streamlining our process, using technology + real people to make it simple and fast.
Here’s how it works:
We stay in communication every step, and we never leave you guessing.
The rules have changed.
You may be more ready than you think.
Want to see what you qualify for — without the myths getting in the way?
Skip the guesswork. Take our quick Discovery Quiz to uncover your top financial priorities, so we can guide you toward the wealth-building strategies that fit your life.
Buying a home soon? Complete our short form and we’ll connect you with the best loan options for your target property and financial situation—fast.
Let’s talk it through. Book a call and one of our friendly advisors will be in touch to guide you personally.
Schedule a Call