Programs

Loan options

Every program explained in plain language: who it's for, how it works, what you need. No advertised rates; your loan officer gives you real numbers in writing.

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Purchase

Purchase

Fixed-rate mortgage

Your interest rate and principal-and-interest payment stay the same for the whole term.

How it works

FHA loan

A government-insured loan with flexible credit and down payment guidelines. The most common first home loan in our markets.

How it works

VA loan

A benefit earned through military service: flexible guidelines, no monthly mortgage insurance, and often no down payment requirement.

How it works

Renovation loan

Finance the purchase (or refinance) and the repairs in one loan: FHA 203(k), Fannie Mae HomeStyle, and Freddie Mac CHOICERenovation.

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USDA rural loan

A government-backed loan for homes in eligible rural and suburban areas, with no down payment required for qualifying borrowers.

How it works

Jumbo loan

Financing above the conforming loan limit, with the flexibility larger purchases need.

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First-time home buyer

The programs, grants, and education that make a first purchase possible, in one place.

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Down payment assistance

State bond programs and grants that cover part of your down payment or closing costs. We're approved lenders for the programs in our states.

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Low down payment options

Conventional programs like HomeReady and Home Possible, plus FHA, VA, and USDA. A smaller down payment doesn't have to mean a worse loan.

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Seller-paid buydown

The seller contributes funds at closing that lower your payment for the first years of the loan.

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ITIN home loan

Home loans for borrowers who file taxes with an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number instead of a Social Security number.

How it works
Investors

Investors

Investment property

Financing for rental and vacation properties, from a single condo to a small portfolio.

How it works

DSCR loan

Qualify on the property's rental income, not your personal income. DSCR stands for debt-service coverage ratio.

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Fix and flip loan

Short-term financing to buy, renovate, and resell a property.

How it works
Self-employed

Self-employed

Bank statement program

Qualify with 12 or 24 months of bank deposits instead of tax returns. Built for business owners whose returns don't tell the whole story.

How it works
Move-up

Move-up

Bridge loan

Buy your next home before your current one sells, using the equity you already have.

How it works
Build

Build

Construction loan

Financing to build, with a single closing that converts to your permanent mortgage when the home is done.

How it works
Homeowners

Homeowners

Home equity line of credit

A revolving line against your home's equity that you can draw on as needed.

How it works

Reverse mortgage

A loan for homeowners 62 and older that converts home equity into cash without a monthly mortgage payment.

How it works

Refinance

Replace your current mortgage with a new one: to lower the payment, shorten the term, drop mortgage insurance, or change loan type.

How it works

Cash-out refinance

Refinance for more than you owe and take the difference in cash for improvements, debt payoff, or other needs.

How it works

VA refinance

Two paths: the streamlined IRRRL to lower your rate with minimal paperwork, or a VA cash-out to access equity.

How it works