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Loan Options
Home loans offered include fixed and adjustable rate options, FHA, VA, USDA mortgages and more.
Interest rates vary between loan types and we offer a variety of closing cost options to fit your needs.
Fixed Rate Loans

Fixed rate mortgages have interest rates that remain the same throughout the life of the loan. While 15 and 30 year.
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FHA loans are mortgages issued through the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) to help people who have imperfect
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VA loans are home mortgages backed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs as a benefit for qualifying .
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Low or no down payment, no monthly private mortage insurance, flexible credit guidelines .
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If you have more than 20% equity in your home, you may be eligible for a cash out refinance A cash out refinance.
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Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs), also known as variable rate mortgages, have interest rates that adjust.
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Being self-employed does not mean you can't get home financing. You do not have to submit any tax returns
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Commercial loans are typically secured by businesses and while they are mostly fixed rate some small businesses.
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Our construction loan clients value the fact that they can take a single loan out and keep the financing simple.
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Real Estate Investment Loans can be used for many purposes including paying off existing debt obtaining cash .
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It is important to realize that there is not one interest rate, but many interest rates!The rate offered to a bank's best customers
You have a 30-year fixed loan at 8.5%. A loan officer calls you up and says they can refinance you to a rate of 8.0% with no points and no fees whatsoever.
PMI or Private Mortgage Insurance is normally required when you buy a house with less than 20%
A pre-qualification is normally issued by a loan officer, who, after interviewing you, determines the dollar value of a loan you can be approved for. However, loan officers do not make the final approval
Points are interest fees paid on a loan that reduce your monthly interest rate by requiring prepayment of a small percentage of the total interest due.
People also refinance to convert their adjustable loan to a fixed loan. The main reason behind this type of refinance is to obtain the stability and the security
If you have bad credit, you may not qualify for a conventional loan or low down payment loans offered by FHA and VA.
First of all, let's make sure that we mean the same thing when we discuss "mortgage insurance." Mortgage insurance should not be confused
An adjustable rate mortgage, or an "ARM" as they are commonly called, is a loan type that offers a lower initial interest rate than most fixed rate loans.
The APR is a very confusing number! Even mortgage bankers and brokers admit it is confusing. The APR is designed to measure the "true cost of a loan."
The longer the length of the lock, the higher the points or the interest rate. This is because the longer the lock, the greater the risk for the lender offering that lock.
Mortgage interest rate movements are as hard to predict as the stock market and no one can really know for certain whether they'll go up or down.
Your loan can be sold at any time. There is a secondary mortgage market in which lenders frequently buy and sell pools of mortgages.