A route through the rules
Your details. Documented criteria. A clearer next step.
Built around real life
The useful details are personal.
Program fit can depend on where you live, who’s in your household, and what kind of home you’re planning for. The assessment is designed to consider the whole picture.
01 / Household
The numbers and people
Household size, income, debts, savings and an approximate credit range.
02 / Profile
Your starting point
Location, first-time-buyer status, veteran status and occupation.
03 / Home
The place you have in mind
Target purchase price and property type, to narrow the relevant rules.
A transparent process
From your starting point to a practical path.
A match should explain why a program may fit and where to verify the next step—not make the decision for a lender or program provider.
- 01
Share your situation
A free assessment will collect the location, household and home details that published program rules ask about.
- 02
Compare with program rules
Transparent eligibility criteria will be compared with government and nonprofit homebuyer and down-payment-assistance programs.
- 03
Read your opportunity report
Your Homebuyer Opportunity Report and Path to Homeownership will organize possible matches and the questions to confirm with each official provider.
The source should be visible
Clear rules deserve clear receipts.
Program records are designed to show the requirements behind a possible match, the official source, when terms took effect and when the record was last checked.
Program record
Details to verify
- Eligibility rules
- Clear requirements, written in plain language
- Official source
- A direct link to the program provider
- Effective date
- When the listed terms took effect
- Last verified
- When the record was most recently checked
Nevada first
Start with one state. Leave room for the next.
Porchmint Atlas is beginning in Nevada, with program records structured to support additional states over time without rebuilding the platform.
A note on eligibility
Future program matches are intended as informational guidance—not mortgage approval or a guarantee of program eligibility. Program terms and availability can change; confirm details with the official provider.