Buying a home takes more than just a down payment — but how much do you really need? In this quick and informative session, you’ll learn exactly what goes into your total “cash to close,” including down payment options, closing costs, and other upfront expenses.
You’ll walk away with a clear understanding of:
✅ How much money you actually need to buy a home
✅ Low down payment loan options (you don’t always need 20%)
✅ What closing costs and prepaids cover
✅ Tips and strategies for saving for your down payment
✅ How gift funds or wedding gifts can help
Whether you’re planning to buy soon or just starting to save, this class will help you create a realistic plan to reach your homeownership goals.
🕓 Duration: 1 hour
📍 Location: Zoom (link provided after registration). Register here or by scanning QR code above.
🎓 Who it’s for: First-time and repeat buyers who want to understand what it really costs to buy a home
Last Friday, something 
The Seattle Times recently published 
I was in a neighborhood group on Facebook where someone was sharing that they were having to sell their home that had been in the family for generations. They can no longer afford living in the Seattle area and had made the difficult decision to move their family. If you’re 62 or better, you may not have to sell your home to create a more affordable lifestyle. 
Fannie Mae recently released their monthly forecast for housing. May’s forecast predicts 30 year fixed conforming mortgage rates with rates entering the 5% range in the second quarter of 2026.
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