Your first home is more within reach than you think
Down payment help, loans explained in plain English, and an agent who moves at your pace. First-time buyers are my favorite people to work with.
Four steps, no overwhelm
Get pre-approved
We start with a trusted local lender so you know your real budget and what assistance you qualify for. No shopping blind.
Tour with a plan
I learn what you actually need, then we see homes that fit. No pressure, no wasted weekends.
Make a smart offer
As an ABR®, I negotiate for your side and explain every line so you understand what you're signing.
Get the keys
I manage inspections, appraisal, and paperwork so nothing slips, right through to closing day.
You might need less down than you expect
The 20-percent-down myth stops too many people from even trying. Between low-down loans and Nevada down payment assistance, plenty of first-time buyers get in for far less. Get the full picture in the guide, then let's run your real numbers.
Read: Nevada down payment assistanceFrequently asked questions
How much do I need to buy my first home in Las Vegas?
Probably less than you think. FHA loans start at 3.5 percent down, some conventional loans at 3 percent, and VA or USDA can be zero down if you qualify. Nevada's Home Is Possible program can help with down payment and closing costs too. We'll find your real number before you shop.
What credit score do I need to buy a house?
Many first-time buyer loans work with scores in the low-to-mid 600s, and sometimes lower with the right program. If you're not there yet, I'll connect you with a lender who can give you a simple plan to get ready. It's more doable than most people expect.
What is down payment assistance and do I qualify?
It's help toward your down payment and closing costs through programs like Nevada's Home Is Possible, plus county and city options. Eligibility depends on income, credit, and the program. I'll get you matched with an approved lender who can confirm what you qualify for.
How long does it take to buy a first home?
From pre-approval to keys, often 45 to 60 days once you're under contract, though finding the right home varies. The prep work up front is what makes it smooth, and that's where I spend time with first-timers.