Prepare for Your First Home Purchase With a Practical Game Plan.
Download a printable guide that helps you organize what to prepare, compare homes more carefully, and follow the major milestones from touring through closing.
- Organize documents, timing, and questions before touring.
- Compare property details and estimated costs beyond price.
- Track offers, inspections, appraisal, closing, and next steps.
Get the First-Time Homebuyer Game Plan
Enter your name and email address to access the guide.
Organize More Than the Down Payment.
The Game Plan brings documents, timing, property comparisons, budget questions, and milestone checklists into one practical resource you can print and write on.
Get Ready Before You Tour
Use the readiness snapshot to gather documents, clarify your timing, and record the questions you want answered before looking at homes.
Compare the Full Picture
Use the comparison worksheet to review property details, estimated monthly costs, questions, and possible red flags alongside the price.
Track What Comes Next
Follow checklists for offers, inspections, appraisal, closing, and post-closing tasks so important milestones stay visible.
You Don’t Need Every Answer Yet. Start With the Right Questions.
Use the Game Plan to identify what deserves attention now and what to discuss when you are ready to take the next step.
What Should I Prepare Before I Start Looking?
Use the readiness snapshot to organize documents, timing, budget questions, and information you may need before scheduling home tours.
How Should I Compare Homes Beyond the Price?
Use the comparison worksheet to review property details, estimated monthly costs, questions, and possible red flags alongside the purchase price.
What Happens After My Offer Is Accepted?
Use the milestone checklists to follow inspections, appraisal, closing, and post-closing tasks so you can see what may happen next.
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The Game Plan Organizes the Process. Anne Helps You Discuss What It Means for You.
Your timeline, finances, documents, and target home will not look exactly like anyone else’s. Anne can help you discuss how those details may affect the mortgage process and identify what to prepare next.
What to Know Before You Download the Game Plan
Understand what the guide includes, what it does not replace, and how you will access it.
What is included in the First-Time Homebuyer Game Plan?
The printable guide includes a readiness snapshot, document and budget prompts, a home-comparison worksheet, and checklists covering offers, inspection, appraisal, closing, and post-closing tasks.
Should I print the Game Plan?
We highly recommend it. The worksheets and checklists are designed to be written on, making a printed copy useful for recording questions, comparing homes, and tracking important milestones.
Do I need to be ready to buy a home?
No. The guide can help whether you expect to buy soon or are still organizing your information, exploring your options, and deciding when to begin.
Will the guide tell me how much home I can afford?
No. It helps you prepare and identify important questions, but affordability and mortgage eligibility depend on your financial situation, the property, and applicable loan requirements.
Does requesting the guide start a mortgage application?
No. Requesting the Game Plan provides an educational resource. It does not start a mortgage application or obligate you to apply.
How will I receive the guide?
After submitting the form, you will be taken to a page where you can download the digital First-Time Homebuyer Game Plan.
Print It. Write in It. Keep Your Next Steps in One Place.
Download the Game Plan to organize documents and questions, compare homes, and follow important milestones from preparation through closing.