You + A New Home = Winning!
So you’re ready to buy a home? Are you a first time homebuyer? Maybe you’re ready to buy a vacation home. Or are you a seasoned investor looking to mortgage a new rental property? No matter what your purchase needs are, you’re in good hands. We have mortgage purchase programs for every situation.
Want to learn more about the home buying process? Download your Homebuyer’s Guide and quickly find out if you’re ready to buy, how to become better prepared and what to expect before, during and after your mortgage.
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First Time Home Buyer
Depending on their particular situation, first time home buyers have a number of different options to choose from.
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Conventional Mortgage
A conventional mortgage has its advantages for buyers with great credit and a larger available down payment.
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FHA Mortgage
An FHA loan is a good choice for first time homebuyers with less than exceptional credit and have a lower down payment.
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VA Mortgage
A VA loan is backed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. It is an excellent option for Veterans, service member and their spouses to get a mortgage with 0% down payment.
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USDA Mortgage
USDA loans are a perfect option for someone purchasing a rural property with little or no money down.
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Jumbo Mortgage
A jumbo mortgage is for anyone whose loan is above that of the conforming loan limit. It allows a well qualified borrow to obtain a much larger loan.
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Relocation Mortgage
Moving across the country? A relocation mortgage may be an excellent option to make that move easier.
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Investment/Rental Property Mortgage
Rental and Investment property is a great asset. You'll need a specific type of mortgage to secure your property.
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Second Home/Vacation Mortgage
A second home or vacation property can be a great investment or source of extra income. See what it takes to qualify for a mortgage.
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Bank Statement Only Loan
Are you a self-employed and looking to purchase a home? A Bank Statement Only Loan could be a great solution.
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Compare Home Loans
Find the best mortgage for your needs; compare the advantages and disadvantages of many common loan types.