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Solutions to your home buying questions

Buying a home can be complicated. These resources can answer your questions and make it easier to find your dream home.*


Helpful resources to jump-start your search:

 

eBook: So You Are Thinking of Buying Your First Home

Our free eBook will help guide you through the home buying process from start to finish.

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Video: How to Get A Loan If You Are Self-Employed

This NASB Video helps you secure a loan if you are self-employed and don't have W2s or Tax Documents.

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Calculator: Home affordability calculator

This tool calculates the maximum home price and mortgage loan you can afford with a given down payment, loan-to-value ratio, and total monthly loan payment.

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Blog: How to Find a Home You Can Afford

This blog will help you find an affordable home with careful budget planning, research of neighborhoods, utilization of available programs, and patience.

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Home Loans

Learn about the different types from FHA to Non-conforming.

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Which loan is better?

This calculator matches the right mortgage loan to your situation.

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Blog: What is the Difference Between Conventional and non-QM loans?

Find out if your circumstances allow you to qualify for a Fannie or Freddie backed conventional loan, or if you need a lender-approved non-QM loan.

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Dream Possible Home Loan

Features a waived fee plus a down payment or closing cost assistance to eligible Kansas City applicants.

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MHDC Mortgage Assistance Programs

NASB can help Missouri residents take advantage of a number of mortgage assistance programs available through the MHDC.

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Blog: How to Get a Home Loan After Bankruptcy

Discover the tools and take the first steps to help you secure a home loan after bankruptcy.

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Ready to make a move? Start with these products:

  • Varying loan terms to accommodate your financial situation.
  • Avoid mortgage insurance fees with qualifying down-payment.
  • An adjustable-rate loan with lower rates is available for shorter terms.
  • Credit requirements not as stringent as conventional loans.
  • FHA loans require only a 3.5% down payment.
  • Still possible to qualify with a higher debt-to-income ratio.
  • Higher loan limits.
  • May qualify for a home loan despite credit issue.
  • More flexible underwriting guidelines.
  • Use your 1099 instead of tax documents to qualify
  • 700 minimum credit score
  • Great option for self-employed borrowers

Here are some home buying programs to assist you:

  • For Kansas City Metropolitan residents
  • No NASB origination fees, plus closing cost or down payment assistance
  • Benefits allowable for use with other loan programs
  • A head start on the buying journey
  • Gain an advantage over other buyers
  • The opportunity to close faster
  • Lock in rate for nine months
  • If rate drops within nine months you can get your rate lowered2
  • Available on conventional, FHA and VA loans
  • Cash Assistance Loan
  • Non-Cash Assistance Loan
  • Available first-time home buyers and veterans
Let's get started!

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What Our Customers Say
Tallaresha C., October 21, 2022
★★★★★ (5)

"Because I noticed that you guys were on top of your game, I decided to go with NASB rather than some of the other lenders with whom I actually have banking relationships and who also provide me with lower interest rates. You guys didn't waste any time and had excellent communication. The fact that I was given the "clear to close" earlier than my original closing date was quite impressive to me, too. I look forward to doing business with NASB again very soon!"

*A minimum loan amount of $175,000 is required to apply. Exceptions include mortgage products for properties in the Greater Kansas City metro and surrounding areas. Contact a NASB Loan Officer for details on the specific areas or zip codes excluded.