Purchase & first-time buyers
Compare eligible conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, and assistance options while planning the complete payment and cash to close.

Buying, building, refinancing, or investing in the West Valley? Mr. B Mortgage provides education-first guidance from a Peoria office, helping Arizona borrowers compare options, understand the complete payment, and prepare for the next step.
A mortgage decision involves more than principal and interest. Property taxes, homeowners insurance, HOA dues, mortgage insurance, loan costs, reserves, and the expected time in the home can all affect the right financing approach.
Aaron Brown helps Peoria and West Valley buyers, homeowners, and real-estate investors review the full picture before choosing a path.
Compare eligible conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, and assistance options while planning the complete payment and cash to close.
Review eligible refinance, cash-out, HELOC, and home-equity options with attention to costs and long-term goals.
Explore higher loan amounts, reserve expectations, down-payment considerations, and the timing of buying and selling.
Discuss eligible construction-to-permanent and renovation structures before committing to land, a builder, or a project.
Compare conventional investment-property loans and eligible DSCR-style programs based on the property and your goals.
Compare standard documentation with eligible bank-statement and other alternative-documentation options.
Include estimated taxes, insurance, HOA dues, and mortgage insurance—not only principal and interest.
Plan for the down payment, closing costs, prepaid expenses, and any required reserves.
Consider a lease, employment plans, current home, desired closing date, and document readiness.
The Peoria office is at 8325 W Happy Valley Road, Suite 120, Peoria, AZ 85383. Meetings are available by appointment, with online appointments offered throughout Arizona and Colorado.
Preapproval generally begins with a conversation about your goals followed by a secure application and supporting documents. The review may include income, employment, assets, debts, credit, occupancy, and property type. A preapproval is not a guarantee of final loan approval.
Cash needs may include a down payment, closing costs, prepaid expenses, and reserves. The amount varies by loan program, property, price, negotiated seller credits, and borrower qualifications.
Yes. First-time buyers can receive guidance on budgeting, preapproval, eligible FHA, VA, conventional and down-payment-assistance options, estimated cash to close, and the steps from application through closing.
Mr. B Mortgage can review eligible construction and renovation programs, investment-property and DSCR-style financing, and alternative-documentation options such as bank-statement programs. Availability and qualification requirements vary.
Whether you are buying, refinancing, building, or investing, begin with a useful understanding of the numbers and available paths.