Loan Products

Explore different mortgage solutions, Gain valuable insights and make informed decisions.

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Conventional: More options in terms of location and types of housing, PMI can be canceled. Typically needs higher credit and a larger down payment.

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FHA: Good for first-time buyers and those with less-than-perfect credit. Easier credit requirement, low down payment, but requires ongoing mortgage insurance.

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VA: No down payment and no PMI. Great rates for eligible veterans and military.

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USDA: No down payment required, up to 101% financing, low insurance fees. Has income limits and property restrictions. Rural areas only.

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Jumbo: For high-value homes, High income and credit requirements, and usually larger down payments.

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Investment: Allows property to be purchased for income or vacation. Specific qualifications depending on property use.

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Construction: Finance the building of your house. May offer interest-only payments during construction before transitioning into a permanent mortgage.

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Refinancing: Lower monthly payments, eliminate PMI, shorten your loan term, switch to a stable fixed rate, or provide access to your home's equity as cash.

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HELOC: flexible borrowing with potentially lower interest rates and initial payments. Use funds for various purposes, including home improvements that may be tax-deductible, and the credit line replenishes as you repay.