First Time Homebuyer 101 Webinar Recordings
Thank you for registering for our First-Time Homebuyer 101 webinar series. Recordings of each session are available below.
First‑Time Homebuyer 101 Webinar | March 11, 2026
Buying your first home can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate the process alone. This video is a recording of the First‑Time Homebuyer Webinar, which took place on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
During this session, our Mortgage Originators shared valuable insights to help first‑time homebuyers better understand the homebuying journey. The discussion covered what buyers should know before getting started, how to prepare financially for homeownership, common mistakes to avoid, and helpful tips and resources to support confident decision‑making.
Whether you are just beginning to explore homeownership or actively planning your purchase, this recorded webinar offers practical guidance to help you take the next step with confidence.
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First‑Time Homebuyer 101 Webinar | April 17, 2026
Buying your first home can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate the process alone. This video is a recording of the First‑Time Homebuyer Webinar, which took place on Friday, April 17, 2026.
During this session, our Mortgage Originators shared valuable insights to help first‑time homebuyers better understand the homebuying journey. The discussion covered what buyers should know before getting started, how to prepare financially for homeownership, common mistakes to avoid, and helpful tips and resources to support confident decision‑making.
Whether you are just beginning to explore homeownership or actively planning your purchase, this recorded webinar offers practical guidance to help you take the next step with confidence.
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FAQs
What is the income cap for First Front Door, single and married or 2-person household?
For Cumberland and Dauphin counties, a single-person household is $59,050 or a 2-person household is $67,450. In Lancaster County the limits are $58,200 for a single-person household or $66,500 for a 2-person household.
Are these the same income caps for the Community Reinvestment Program?
Yes, the same income caps apply.
What is the biggest hurdle people face during this process?
The biggest hurdle is the housing inventory and finding the perfect home and getting your offer accepted. Don’t give up!
How long does a pre-approval last?
It lasts 4 months, which is when the credit would expire on the pre-approval. We can update the pre-approval for you if it expires.
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