Know what you are preparing for
Explore possible down payment, closing, reserve, moving, and early homeownership costs instead of treating them as one unknown total.

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Homeownership preparation is not about reaching one intimidating number on your own. It starts with understanding the costs, the resources that may be available, and the next savings goal that fits your situation.
Explore possible down payment, closing, reserve, moving, and early homeownership costs instead of treating them as one unknown total.
Depending on the program, personal savings, eligible gifts, approved assistance, and other acceptable sources may be considered.
Organize your records, understand the gap, and build a practical preparation plan with a licensed mortgage professional.
Preparation checklist
A 20 percent down payment is not required for every loan program. Down payment, reserve, gift-fund, and assistance requirements vary by program and borrower.
Replace the big number with a clear plan
Many future homeowners pause because they assume they must save 20 percent before asking questions. Your actual preparation target may depend on the home, loan program, closing costs, reserves, eligible sources of funds, and assistance for which you may qualify.
A better first question: What might I need for the path that fits my situation?
Possible parts of the plan
Documented savings and other eligible assets.
Eligible gift funds, when permitted and properly documented.
Approved assistance programs, subject to availability and eligibility.
Your next step
Share your contact information and an On Q home loan professional may contact you to discuss potential costs, eligible sources of funds, possible program options, and a practical preparation target for your situation.
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