Buy your El Paso home knowing every number up front.
Tell me your budget and the part of town. You get homes that fit, the buyer programs you may qualify for, and a REALTOR who works for you, not the builder or the seller.
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What happens next
- You tell me your budget, your areas and your timeline.
- You get homes that fit and a straight answer on what your budget buys.
- I walk you through pre-approval, showings, the offer and closing, at your pace.
- Open 7 days a week
- TREC #824509
- GEPAR Member
- Fort Bliss PCS and VA loans
From buyers I helped
5.0on Google“Ximena is truly the best, she goes above and beyond for me and my partner. It was a pleasure to work with her! Didn’t know a thing about purchasing a home, she made sure I understood every step, I’m truly blessed.”“Muy buen servicio, nos asistió desde la primer llamada asta que agarramos las llaves de nuestra casa. Aunque es nuestra primer compra de casa, nos educó y facilitó el proceso. Si piensas comprar en El Paso, es super recomendada!”“Very good service, she helped us from the first call until we got the keys to our house. Even though it's our first home purchase, she taught us and made the process easy. If you're thinking of buying in El Paso, she's highly recommended!”
Start with the part of town
Six parts of El Paso and the kind of homes you find in each.
- East SideOne of El Paso's larger established areas, stretching east from Central, with a broad range of home ages and styles and plenty of shopping nearby.
- Far EastEl Paso's growing eastern edge, heavy on newer construction and master-planned communities, with a longer drive toward Central.
- Horizon CityA growing town just past El Paso's southeastern edge, heavy on new construction and master-planned neighborhoods.
- West SideEstablished neighborhoods along the western flank of the Franklin Mountains, with a mix of older resale homes and newer custom builds, many with mountain views.
- NortheastTucked against the north end of the Franklin Mountains near Fort Bliss, with a mix of mid-century and newer homes.
- Central & DowntownThe historic core of El Paso, from a revitalizing Downtown through older established districts like Sunset Heights and Kern Place.
Buying without a Social Security number?
See what's still possible, which loan and assistance programs require one, and what to gather before you talk to a lender.
Read the guideWhat will my monthly payment be?
Type in a price, a down payment and a rate to see an estimated monthly payment and cash to close for an El Paso home.
Estimate my costsNeed help with your down payment?
See the Texas and El Paso programs that help with the down payment and closing costs, who each one is for, and what to gather first.
Read the guideFrequently asked questions
What does it cost me to have you as my agent?
Having me as your agent costs what we agree on in writing before I show you homes, so you know it from day one. A seller or builder can agree to pay it, and I ask for that in your offer. Before you sign anything, you see what you would pay, if anything.
Do I need to be pre-approved before I look at homes?
Getting pre-approved before you look at homes helps a lot. Pre-approval tells you what you can spend and makes your offer stronger to a seller. If you don't have a lender yet, talk to two or three and compare their Loan Estimates side by side.
Is there help with the down payment in El Paso?
Yes, El Paso has down payment help for buyers who qualify. The City of El Paso, the El Paso Housing Finance Corporation and TSAHC run programs that can help with the down payment and closing costs. Income and credit limits apply, and the down payment help page shows what each program asks for.
Can I buy if I only speak Spanish or don't have a Social Security number?
Yes, you can buy if you only speak Spanish or don't have a Social Security number. I work in Spanish from the first showing to the closing papers. Some lenders offer ITIN loans for buyers without a Social Security number, and the guide to buying without an SSN covers what they usually ask for.
Ready to start your home search?
Tell me what you're looking for. You get a short list of homes and programs that fit, before you commit to anything.
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