The Gurley Group · Assumable homes

Find your
Low-Rate Home Match.

Buy the home. Keep the seller’s mortgage rate? With an eligible assumable loan, it may be possible.

Explore DFW home options with Bart Gurley. Understand the existing loan, the cash needed, and the next steps before deciding whether it fits your move.

Lender approval is required. Available homes and loan terms vary.

Bart Gurley, The Gurley Group
Bart GurleyYour home. Your payment. A clear plan.

Look beyond the headline rate

The loan and the home
both need to fit.

01 · THE HOME

Start with your life.

Your preferred area, budget and timing come first. A lower rate still needs to come with the right home at a sensible price.

02 · THE NUMBERS

See the full picture.

The difference between the purchase price and assumed loan balance is only part of the cash needed. Closing costs, taxes, insurance, HOA dues and any additional financing matter too.

03 · THE APPROVAL

Know the path ahead.

The lender or servicer must confirm eligibility, loan terms and the assumption process. VA loans may also require an entitlement review.

We review individual opportunities before presenting them as a deal. If there is no suitable match, we’ll help you compare other paths instead of forcing a fit.

Let’s start with your story

Could an assumable home fit your move?

Tell Bart the areas you are considering, your timing and your interest in assumable homes in your own words.

We’ll respond to your inquiry and help you understand what to check next. You do not need a finished plan or a property picked out.

Submitting this inquiry alone does not sign you up for marketing texts; marketing texts require your separate optional consent. It does not create an automatic listing watchlist. Please keep account numbers and sensitive financial details out of the form.

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Part of your bigger move

Need to sell first or compare buying options? Plan My Move brings your timing, home and next steps together. Explore your selling plan if you own a home with a potentially assumable loan.