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Mortgage Home Purchase Loans Made Simple

Mortgage home purchase loans made simple at First Capital Mortgage Inc.

Buying a home should be exciting - not stressful. That's why we specialize in
mortgage home purchase loans at First Capital Mortgage Inc.
Our mission is to make the process smooth, affordable, and clear so you can focus on finding your dream home.

Whether you're a first‑time buyer or an experienced real estate investor,
our team works with you to find the right mortgage home purchase loan program at the most competitive rate.

Why Choose Us?

  • Fast, free pre‑approval so you can shop with confidence
  • Personalized loan options tailored to your goals
  • Clear comparisons of programs, rates, and terms
  • Expert guidance from a trusted mortgage team with 30+ years of experience

The Home Purchase Loan Process

Here's how our step‑by‑step mortgage home purchase loan process works:

  1. Request your FREE pre‑approval letter with our quick online form
  2. Review loan options based on your unique financial profile
  3. Compare mortgage interest rates and terms with expert guidance
  4. Select the best offer and move forward with confidence

Helpful Resources

External guide: CFPB - Owning a Home: The Mortgage Process

Mortgage Home Purchase Loans - FAQs

What documents do I need for a mortgage home purchase loan?

Typically: government ID, 30 days of pay stubs, W‑2s/1099s, two months of bank statements, and two years of tax returns (self‑employed may use bank statements or P&L). We'll give you a custom checklist.

How much down payment do I need?

Conventional loans can start around 3% down; FHA from 3.5%; VA and USDA may allow 0% down for eligible borrowers and properties.

How long does the process take?

Pre‑approvals are fast. Full approvals and closing often take 21 - 30 days, depending on appraisal and documentation.


Do I Qualify?

To qualify for a mortgage, lenders typically require that you have a debt-to-income ratio of “43/49.” This means that no more than 43% of your total monthly income (from all sources, before taxes) can go toward your new mortgage payment, and no more than 49.99% of your monthly income can go toward your total monthly debt (including your mortgage payment). VA and FHA loans even allow for higher debt ratios on a case by case basis.

  • Fixed Rates
  • Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM)
  • Conforming Loans
  • Jumbo & Super Jumbo Loans
  • FHA, VA, & USDA Loans
  • Terms from 5 to 30 Years