Single Mom? You May Be Able to Buy a Home on Your Own
October 30, 2026
Quick Summary
Alisha films this while waiting for her daughter's last driving lesson. She knows what it is like to run a business and a household alone. Many single moms think buying a home is out of reach. She helps single moms qualify on their own income often, and you may be able to as well.
Related reading: What to save for when buying a home.
Video Transcript
It's the middle of a weekday, and I'm waiting for my daughter to finish her last driving lesson before she gets her license. This is the stuff I don't want to miss: the license, the games, the random afternoons.
But I also run a business and a household, and I handle everything that lands on a mom's plate by myself. So when a single mom tells me she doesn't think she can buy a home with everything she's already juggling, I get it. I'm living it too.
Here's what I know: you may be able to. I help single moms qualify on their own income all the time. You can show up for your kids and still build something that's yours. Send me a message and let's talk.
Next Steps
Take a look at our down payment assistance and FHA loans, reach out to our team, or connect with me directly. We help buyers all across California.
Alisha Silva, Mortgage Loan Originator, NMLS #1683313. Lend Mortgage Solutions (50-50 Mortgage Inc.), NMLS #2289265. Equal Housing Opportunity. This video is for general education only and is not a commitment to lend.
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