wondering how to get started on the path to home ownership?
There’s a lot to know about buying a home before getting started. The process can feel a bit overwhelming, and you’ll probably have a ton of questions. We’re here to answer them – fill out the form on this page and we’ll get you off on the right foot. Or, if you are ready to get moving a bit faster, apply online now, or tap the number below to connect directly to our Help HQ line to get started.
curious about loan qualifications on mortgages for first time home buyers?
Ready to make the move into a new home? Sunova is here to help!
- You can find our current mortage rates, updated daily here.
- Want a better idea of what your finances & budget allow? Try our savings, retirement, and mortgage calculators!
Ready to apply? Hop over to our online application form now, or give us a call to get started over the phone.
not ready to apply yet?
Are you interested in a pre-approval, or just have questions about a home mortgage? No problem – just fill out the form below, and we will get back to you within the next business day.
what do I need to know to get started with a mortgage?
Down payments
Learn about your different down payment options, the minimum you need to ‘put down’, and how it all affects your mortgage.
Pre-approval checklist
Be prepared to get pre-approved. Find out what you need with this pre-approval checklist.
Buying your first house
If you’re ready to buy your first home, congratulations! Check out these special tips for first-time home buyers.
Extra costs of buying a home
You already know buying a home is expensive. On top of your down payment and mortgage payments, there are some extra costs of buying a home you need to consider and save for.
Renovating
Whether you’re buying a place that needs renovations or renovating your current home, we cover your options here.
Mortgage insurance
When you need mortgage insurance and other options to protect one of your biggest assets.
Amortization
Sunova offers extended mortgage amortizations, up to 40 years. While a longer amortization means it will take longer to pay off your home, it also can free up income for other monthly expenses and savings.
