Traditional
Encompasses all types of loans for purchasing a home.
Encompasses all types of loans for purchasing a home.
Traditional
Conventional loans are the most common type of loan and provide you with the ability to have a fixed rate mortgage for 15, 20, or 30 years.
Conventional loans are the most common type of loan and provide you with the ability to have a fixed rate mortgage for 15, 20, or 30 years.
Financial Freedom
Refinancing is an easy way to solve many of your mortgage worries. Getting a lower monthly rate and paying less over the life of your loan just makes sense.
Refinancing is an easy way to solve many of your mortgage worries. Getting a lower monthly rate and paying less over the life of your loan just makes sense.
Competitive
As your company continues to grow, increasing your workspace through a commercial mortgage becomes increasingly important.
As your company continues to grow, increasing your workspace through a commercial mortgage becomes increasingly important.
Debt Service Coverage Ratio
Often used for income-producing properties, such as commercial real estate and investment properties. DSCR Loans consider the property's ability to generate income to cover its debt service.
Often used for income-producing properties, such as commercial real estate and investment properties. DSCR Loans consider the property's ability to generate income to cover its debt service.
Financial Freedom
Low Down Payment
FHA loans are a great option for first time home buyers or those who may have less than perfect credit.
FHA loans are a great option for first time home buyers or those who may have less than perfect credit.
No Down Payment
VA loans are available to active duty military, veterans, and surviving spouses. These loans offer 100% financing and no mortgage insurance.
VA loans are available to active duty military, veterans, and surviving spouses. These loans offer 100% financing and no mortgage insurance.
Non-Qualified Mortgages
Many homebuyers do not have the standard or consistent forms of income that are typically required by mortgage lenders. Yet these buyers may still have enough income or assets to afford homeownership. In these situations, a non-qualified mortgage (non-QM) may be the solution.
Many homebuyers do not have the standard or consistent forms of income that are typically required by mortgage lenders. Yet these buyers may still have enough income or assets to afford homeownership. In these situations, a non-qualified mortgage (non-QM) may be the solution.