Share these resources with your clients to make the homebuying process easier and more accessible.

Texas REALTORS® offers translations of popular forms such as the Residential Lease (TXR 2001), Residential Lease Application (TXR 2003), and One to Four Family Residential Contract (Resale) (TXR 1601). These documents are for informational purposes only and should not be used as contracts. Visit texasrealestate.com > For REALTOR® Members > Legal & Ethics > Blank Form Downloads.

The Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University has created a glossary explaining real estate terms in Spanish. The glossary also includes audio files that read the translations. recenter.tamu.edu/education/english-spanish-glossary

The Texas Attorney General has posted several consumer protection materials, including information on moving, home improvement scams, and general real estate topics, as well as resources for homebuyers and tenants. texasattorneygeneral.gov/es/consumer-protection/casas-bienes-raices-y-viajes

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has translated its entire website. It offers tools to help consumers prepare their finances to buy a home. The para consumidores section includes information on credit scores, mortgages, and homebuying. consumerfinance.gov/es

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development also maintains a Spanish-language site, including a section on homebuying. hud.gov/espanol/buying

Freddie Mac has translations of mortgage documents on its website, including Texas-specific home equity materials. They are meant as references to complement the English-language documents. sf.freddiemac.com/general/spanish-translation-of-mortgage-documents

Fannie Mae has Spanish-language materials for homebuyers. knowyouroptions.com/informacion-para-propietarios-de-vivienda