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Down payment help, organized
We built a down payment assistance hub that links a full set of articles, with related reading on each one and a menu item on every page. Buyers can start broad and go deeper on the program that fits them.
Mortgage · Oregon & Washington
A website for a licensed loan originator in Oregon and Washington, built around loan programs, down payment help and a free home buyer class.

The challenge
Mortgage advertising is regulated, so every page had to explain programs clearly without quoting rates or loan terms. Down payment help is the main topic buyers ask about, and program details change. The site needed a way to keep that content accurate and to capture leads without inviting spam.
Mortgage advertising carries disclosure rules, so we write to stay clear of the triggers and send anything sensitive for review first.
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We built a down payment assistance hub that links a full set of articles, with related reading on each one and a menu item on every page. Buyers can start broad and go deeper on the program that fits them.
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Program pages explain each loan type in plain language. Where a program detail could not be confirmed, we left it out or told readers to ask for the current figure.
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Lead and class registration forms send to the originator’s inbox and run a full spam stack: a honeypot, a signed time check, Cloudflare Turnstile, server validation and a per-visitor rate limit. No email address appears in the page code.
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A short buyer quiz helps visitors start the conversation. The calculator starts blank and labels its assumptions as estimates, so it never suggests a rate.
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An interactive map of every county in Oregon and Washington shows HUD’s published income limits. It is labeled as a public benchmark, not a program cap.
Scope of work
On your 20-minute call, we’ll look at how customers find you today and map out what we’ll fix first. No pitch deck.
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