Tell me your target payment.
I’ll build the plan around it.

What to send

Four things, and none of them require documents:

1. The monthly payment you’d be comfortable with. Not what you think you qualify for — what you would actually be comfortable paying, every month, for years.
2. Roughly how much you have available for down payment and closing costs.
3. Your timeline. “This spring” and “sometime next year” lead to very different first conversations.
4. Where you’re looking, even loosely. Tax rates and HOA structures vary enough across Dallas–Fort Worth to move the payment on their own.

What comes back

A purchase price range that produces the payment you named, a side-by-side of the loan programs you qualify for, an estimated cash to close, and what the BuyBorrow Advantage™ benefit looks like on your specific numbers — including where the contribution ceiling limits it.

No credit pull is needed for any of that. When you’re ready for a real pre-approval, that comes next, and it needs a credit report and documentation.

Where I work

Throughout Dallas–Fort Worth: Dallas, Fort Worth, Frisco, McKinney, Plano, Prosper, Celina, Allen, Arlington, Denton, and the surrounding communities.

A note on security

Never send a Social Security number, bank account number, or copies of financial statements by email or through a web form — mine or anyone else’s. Wire fraud in real estate transactions is common and expensive. When documentation is needed, it goes through a secure portal, and I will never email you wiring instructions or ask you to change them.

Replace the cards above with a real lead form wired to your CRM. Capture: name, email, phone, target monthly payment, timeline, areas of interest, and whether they currently own. Do not collect Social Security numbers, account numbers, or credit authorization through a plain web form.