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Welcome to the Tri Pointe Connect resource hub! This is your one-stop shop for everything you need to navigate the home financing journey with confidence. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned homeowner, we’ve got the tools to help you every step of the way. Start exploring now and make your path to homeownership smoother and smarter!
Affordability Calculator
The first step in buying a home is determining your budget. Use this interactive calculator to find out how much you can afford.
How much will my FHA loan payments be
Discover the affordability of your FHA loan with our easy-to-use calculator.
Rent vs. Own Calculator
Should you rent or should you buy? This tool helps you determine whether buying a home is a better deal than renting.
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Mortgage Calculators
Explore our suite of interactive mortgage calculators to obtain an estimate of your monthly payment, empowering you to assess how it aligns with your budget and lifestyle.
Mortgage Glossary
Discover key terms you’ll come across throughout the home loan/purchase journey, both during and after your application. Familiarizing yourself with this terminology will simplify the entire process.
Homebuyer Guides
Explore valuable advice, handy tips, and our wealth of knowledge to navigate the homebuying journey and ensure a seamless financing experience.
Home Financing Advice & Tips
Documents You May Need in the Loan Process
Before you apply for a mortgage loan, here's a list of the key information and documentation you'll want to have on hand.
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Things to Avoid During the Home Buying Process
There are a number of things to avoid before applying for a loan and during the loan process because any one of them can greatly impact your ability to qualify.
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Advantages of using Tri Pointe Connect
As your dedicated Tri Pointe Connect lending team, we’re here to help guide you through the homebuying process and ensure your loan is ready when your dream home is complete. Here are a few reasons why working with us will propel you to move into your home with ease.
Learn MoreFrequently Asked Questions
Yes, you will need to submit an online pre-qualification application with Tri Pointe Connect and provide verification of funds to Tri Pointe Connect in order to receive a positive pre-qualification letter and be eligible to purchase a Tri Pointe home at an upcoming homesite release.
Yes, you will need to submit a new pre-qualification application with Tri Pointe Connect for each individual neighborhood. However, if you’ve received a prequalification letter from Tri Pointe Connect®, that included a credit authorization within the last 90 days, your credit report will not be pulled again. Your credit report will need to be pulled again if over 90 days old, or closer to when you’ll be purchasing your new home.
Pre-qualification helps determine your budget and shows the home builder that you're a serious buyer. It's a crucial first step in the home-buying process.
Various mortgage options include FHA, VA, USDA, Conventional, and Jumbo loans, each with unique benefits and requirements.
Required documentation includes paystubs, W2s, tax returns (if self-employed), and asset statements. Having these ready expedites the application process.
Down payment requirements vary by loan type. Conventional loans can be as low as 3%, while FHA and VA offer low or no down payment options.
To be eligible to purchase a Tri Pointe home, you must receive a positive pre-qualification letter from Tri Pointe Connect before the date that the home or homesite is made available for sale. A credit check will be run in order to provide you with a pre-qualification letter - unless you are paying cash for your new home or have already recently received a pre-qualification letter from Tri Pointe Connect for another neighborhood.
Requirements vary by loan program and your overall credit profile. There are loan programs, like FHA and VA, with more flexible guidelines for borrowers with lower credit scores.
Typically, a few business days, but it can vary based on application complexity. Having documentation ready helps speed up the process.
There are loan programs, like FHA and VA, with more flexible guidelines for borrowers with lower credit scores and limited down payments.