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Brent Womble, NMLS#2032286-Barrett Financial Group Brent Womble Loan Officer NMLS #2032286 I am happy to assist you with a home purchase or refinance and make your dreams a reality.

Contact me today to get started. 702-449-3992.Brent Womble | NMLS #2032286 | Loans by Brent powered by Barrett Financial Group, L.L.C. | NMLS #181106 | 8485 W Sunset Rd, Suite 202, Las Vegas, NV 89113 | CA 60DBO-46052 & 41DBO-148702 Licensed by Dept. of Financial Protection & Innovation under the California Residential Mortgage Lending Act. Loans made or arranged pursuant to a California Financing Law License | CT ML-181106 | NV 5091 | TX view complaint policy at barrettfinancial.com/texas-complaint | WI 181106BA & 181106BR | Equal Housing Opportunity | Equal Housing Lender | This is not a commitment to lend. All loans are subject to credit approval. | nmlsconsumeraccess.org/EntityDetails.aspx/COMPANY/181106

21 days. On a down payment assistance loan. 🔥It’s one thing to close a standard loan in 21 days. Closing a DPA loan that...
09/22/2026

21 days. On a down payment assistance loan. 🔥

It’s one thing to close a standard loan in 21 days. Closing a DPA loan that fast is a whole different story.

And this one was pretty awesome.

Our buyers received a $19,000 grant that was completely forgiven at signing — and we still got the loan from start to finish in just 21 days, with a holiday in between.

Buyers were happy because they got $19,000 to help them purchase their home.

Sellers were happy because we closed quickly and got them their money FAST.

And I’m proud of the job Sena and our entire team did getting this one across the finish line.

Down payment assistance doesn’t have to mean a slow or difficult closing when the loan is structured correctly and everyone does their part.

Happy buyers. Happy sellers. That’s a win. 🏠

09/15/2026

Buying or selling a condo? There’s an important guideline update you should know about. 🏢

Condo projects are now requiring a full review where previously there were situations where a limited review — or a prior project review — could be used.

Why does that matter?

Because the condo itself has to qualify too. The HOA, insurance, financials and other project documentation can all become part of the financing process.

So if you’re thinking about buying a condo — or you’re a real estate agent helping someone buy or sell one — this is something you want to know about before you get too far into the transaction.

Condo financing can have a few more moving pieces than financing a traditional single-family home.

09/10/2026

This is the kind of email I LOVE getting. 🙌🏠

$19,000 GRANT APPROVED.

That’s $19,000 helping this buyer get into a home — and because it’s a grant, it doesn’t have to be paid back.

There are a lot of people who assume they need to have a huge amount of money saved before they can buy a home. That’s not always the case.

Programs like this won’t be the right fit for everyone, but for the right buyer, they can completely change the conversation.

Before you assume you don’t have enough money to buy, find out what options are actually available to you. 🏠

09/09/2026

Since I manage multiple fantasy football teams, I’m basically an NFL GM at this point. 😂

So naturally, here are my official Raiders win/loss predictions for 2026. 🏴‍☠️

I’m sure this will age perfectly. 😂

How many wins do you have the Raiders getting this year?

09/08/2026

A manufactured home that’s been moved more than once? That used to create a major financing problem.

Freddie Mac recently updated its guidelines, and financing may now be possible even if the home has been moved multiple times.

There are still requirements that have to be met — including the proper permits and documentation — but this could open the door for properties that previously weren’t eligible for conventional financing.

If you’ve been told you couldn’t finance a manufactured home because it had been moved before, it may be worth taking another look.

Guidelines change. Sometimes that changes the answer. 🏠

09/04/2026

If a seller was willing to give you $10,000, would you rather have them lower the price of the house by $10,000… or give you a $10,000 seller credit?

Most buyers immediately say lower the price.

But that isn't always the best answer.

Depending on your situation, that $10,000 credit could potentially help cover closing costs, keep more money in your bank, or even be used toward something like a temporary rate buydown.

Sometimes the way you **structure the deal** can have a much bigger impact than simply getting the lowest purchase price.

Every situation is different, so before automatically asking for a price reduction, ask your lender:

**“What's the best use of that $10,000 for MY situation?”** 🏠

09/02/2026

I just finished a consultation with a first-time homebuyer and down payment assistance came up.

My goal for them? See if we can find a grant.

Because not all down payment assistance works the same way.

Some programs may provide assistance through a second lien, and that can matter later if you want to sell or refinance. I've seen borrowers who could benefit from refinancing into a lower payment, but their existing second lien created another hurdle.

So don't just ask:

**“How much down payment assistance can I get?”**

Also ask:

**“What are the strings attached?”**

Is it a grant? Is it forgiven over time? Is there a second lien? What happens if you sell or refinance?

Getting into the house matters. But understanding how today's financing decision could affect you later matters too. 🏠

08/31/2026

BIG update for VA buyers. 🇺🇸🏠

VA just corrected how certain non-medical collections are calculated when qualifying for a home loan.

Here’s how big the difference can be:

A $10,000 non-medical collection with no established payment arrangement previously could mean counting **$500/month** against you when qualifying.

Under the updated calculation:

**$10,000 × 5% ÷ 12 = about $42/month**

That’s **$500 vs. $42** being counted toward your qualifying debts.

For some veterans, that could make a significant difference in what they’re able to qualify for.

If collections affected your VA approval or buying power in the past, it may be worth having your numbers looked at again.

08/28/2026

Every year I tell myself I’m not going to get my hopes up…

And every year I’m right back here. 😂🏴‍☠️

No question about it. I am ready to get hurt again.

**RAAAAAAIDERS!**

08/26/2026

Waiting for the “perfect” time to buy can feel like the safe choice.

But waiting has a cost too.

A $500,000 home appreciating just 3% would be $515,000 a year later. And if you're paying $2,500/month in rent while you wait, that's another $30,000 paid in rent over that year.

That doesn't mean everyone should buy a house today.

But if you're financially ready, the payment is comfortable and buying makes sense for your life, don't spend forever waiting for the perfect market.

**At some point, you have to get in the game. You’ll never win from the sidelines.** 🏠

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2300 W Sahara Suite, 800 Office 806
Las Vegas, NV
89102

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Wednesday 8am - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 8pm
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