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Pre-qualification starts with a short conversation: (512) 518-4926

(512) 518-4926
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About Home Loans Dripping Springs

We arrange home loans for buyers and borrowers across the Dripping Springs area, and we treat closing as the start of the work, not the end. A mortgage runs for years. We help you set it up well and keep it working for you as your life and the market change.

A home loan is something you keep

Our work rests on 11 years in the mortgage industry, ten of them under an NMLS license. Over those years we have watched what happens to a loan once closing is behind it. Escrow balances shift when tax appraisals are revised, insurance premiums rise, and a rate that looked right at signing can read differently a few years on.

That is why we set up each loan for the years ahead, not just the closing date. Before you settle on a program, we check how the payment holds if property taxes go up, how quickly equity builds early on, and whether buying down the rate today costs more than it will save in the time you expect to keep the loan. A conventional loan, an FHA loan or a VA loan may each suit you. The best choice is the payment you can carry with room to spare.

Once the loan closes, we remain easy to reach. If your escrow statement changes, if a refinance starts to look worthwhile, or if you are thinking about tapping equity with a HELOC, you can call the people who arranged the loan and work through it with someone already familiar with your file.

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What you can expect from us

A loan estimate explained line by line

We walk through each line with you: rate, points, lender fees, title charges and prepaid items. If something changes before closing, we tell you why and what it costs.

An honest answer on timing

Sometimes the better advice is to wait. If a few months of paying down a card or documenting income would qualify you for a better rate, we say so, even when it means a later closing.

Programs matched to how you earn

Salaried buyers, veterans, self-employed borrowers and investors document income differently. Alongside standard programs we offer bank statement loans, hard money loans and bridge loans, so the loan fits your situation.

Check-ins worth your time

We reach out when it matters: when rates move enough that a refinance would pay for itself in a reasonable time, or when your equity may let you drop mortgage insurance.

Serving Dripping Springs and nearby communities

Our borrowers come from Dripping Springs and the surrounding Hill Country, including Belterra, Wimberley, Bee Cave, Lakeway, Buda and West Lake Hills, as well as Steiner Ranch, Shady Hollow and Barton Creek. You can sit down with us at the office, or we can go over documents together by phone or video call, whichever suits your schedule. Some properties toward the rural edges of the area may be eligible for USDA loans, and we can check eligibility at the start, before you spend time on a program that does not fit.

  • Dripping Springs
  • Belterra
  • Lakeway
  • Bee Cave
  • Shady Hollow
  • Steiner Ranch
  • Buda
  • Barton Creek
  • West Lake Hills
  • Wimberley
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Start with a pre-qualification conversation

Give us a sense of what you earn, what you have set aside and what you hope to buy or refinance. We will outline what you may qualify for, which programs suit you and what a loan application would involve from there.