

Buying your first home starts with knowing what you can afford and how to get there. These free seminars help you understand financing, down payment myths, and grant programs2 that can help you buy sooner than you think. FSB's mortgage team will walk you through the process from application to closing. Dinner provided.
Reserve Your Seat
Choose your date and location. Seating is limited.
Can't decide? Both seminars cover the same content.
What You'll Learn
Down Payment Myths—Busted: Find out how little you may need to put down.
Explore Grant & Assistance Programs2: See what's available to first-time homebuyers.
Credit Clarity: Understand how your credit score impacts your mortgage and how to strengthen it.
Step-by-Step Mortgage Breakdown: FSB will walk you through the entire mortgage process—from preapproval to closing.1Why Attend?
Ready to Take the First Step?
If you're buying your first home or haven't owned one in over three years, you qualify as a first-time homebuyer.1 Reserve your spot today.
Questions before you register? Contact FSB's Mortgage Team

Get Started with Confidence
Ready to start your homebuying journey? Learn how to apply for a mortgage and make your homeownership dreams a reality!
First-Time Homebuyer Seminar
1Must be 18 years or older to apply. Subject to credit approval. NMLS ID #403565
2Subject to assistance program availability requirements and qualifications. Contact Bank for additional information.
*Seminar attendees will receive up to a $350 credit towards their closing costs, with a minimum loan amount of $140,000 on an FSB mortgage loan, if closed by 06/30/2026. The loan must be for the purchase of a primary residence. One credit, valued at up to $350, allowed per household. Excludes government and IFA loans.
2Subject to assistance program availability requirements and qualifications. Contact Bank for additional information.
*Seminar attendees will receive up to a $350 credit towards their closing costs, with a minimum loan amount of $140,000 on an FSB mortgage loan, if closed by 06/30/2026. The loan must be for the purchase of a primary residence. One credit, valued at up to $350, allowed per household. Excludes government and IFA loans.