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Effective August 18, 2026

BuyerPath is an educational and informational platform built to help you understand the home-buying and homeownership process, and to give you a solid starting point for your own research and planning. This page explains, in plain language, what that means in practice and where the limits are.

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1. BuyerPath Is Not a Licensed Professional

BuyerPath does not replace the licensed professionals involved in buying and owning a home. Specifically, BuyerPath is not:

  • A lender or mortgage broker
  • A Realtor® or real estate brokerage
  • A financial advisor
  • An attorney or law firm
  • A tax professional
  • Any other licensed professional providing individualized advice

We don't originate loans, quote mortgage rates you can lock in, list or show property, represent buyers or sellers, draft or review contracts, or give advice tailored to your specific legal, tax, or financial situation. For decisions that depend on your personal circumstances, work with a qualified, licensed professional who can evaluate your situation directly.

2. What BuyerPath Actually Provides

BuyerPath gives you a personalized roadmap based on questions you answer, financial calculators for estimating mortgage payments and comparing scenarios, location research tools for general market context, and plain-language guides covering the home-buying and homeownership process. Everything is designed to help you ask better questions, understand your options, and organize your own research — not to make decisions for you.

3. Calculator Results Are Estimates

Every number BuyerPath's calculators produce — monthly payments, total interest, buy-vs-rent break-even points, affordability ranges, savings timelines — is an estimate based on the figures you enter and general assumptions about how mortgages, taxes, and insurance typically work. Actual mortgage rates, monthly payments, closing costs, property taxes, homeowners insurance, private mortgage insurance (PMI), HOA fees, and other costs of homeownership can differ from these estimates — sometimes significantly. Rates and fees change daily and vary by lender, credit profile, loan program, and location. Always confirm actual figures with a lender or financial professional before making a financial commitment.

4. Location Research and Market Data

The location research tool draws on reference data compiled from publicly available sources to give you general context about cities and metro areas. This data is a snapshot, not a live feed — home prices, market competitiveness, and cost-of-living figures change over time and can vary widely within a single city or metro area. Use this tool to orient yourself, not as a substitute for current, property-specific research with a local real estate professional.

5. Accuracy of Publicly Sourced Information

Where BuyerPath relies on publicly available data or general industry knowledge — in guides, location research, or the assumptions built into our calculators — we aim for accuracy, but that information can contain errors, become outdated, or fail to reflect the specific rules, programs, or conditions in your area. Verify anything important against current, authoritative sources (a lender, real estate professional, attorney, tax advisor, or the relevant government agency) before relying on it for a significant decision.

6. No Guarantee of Suitability

BuyerPath doesn't know everything about your finances, your local market, or your goals — only what you choose to tell it. We don't guarantee that any roadmap, calculation, or piece of content is accurate, complete, or suitable for your particular circumstances. Your roadmap and calculator results are a starting point for further research and professional guidance, not a personalized recommendation.

7. Verify Before You Decide

Before making significant financial, legal, tax, or real estate decisions, verify the information that matters most to that decision with a qualified professional — a licensed lender for financing, a licensed real estate agent for market and property specifics, an attorney for legal questions, and a tax professional for tax implications. BuyerPath is here to help you show up to those conversations more informed, not to replace them.

8. Questions

If anything here is unclear, or you want more detail on how a specific tool or piece of content works, reach out at support@buyerpath.com. For the full legal terms governing your use of BuyerPath, see our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Questions about these terms? Reach out at support@buyerpath.com. See also our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Disclaimer.

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