Mortgage Services
Loan Types
Paying too much in interest fees or taking too long to pay off your home? Work with us to structure a new mortgage that best fits your needs.
Need access to cash for major expenses? With a cash-out refinance, you can tap into your home's equity while securing a new mortgage. Get the funds you need and take control of your financial future with our expert guidance.
Ready to buy your dream home? Our mortgage solutions are designed to help you secure the best rates and terms for your home purchase. Let us guide you through the process and make homeownership a reality.
Secure your home with a VA home loan, exclusively designed for veterans, active-duty military members, and eligible spouses.
Enjoy the perks of zero down payment, competitive interest rates, and the support of a government-backed mortgage to make your homeownership journey smooth and affordable.
Experience the ease of homeownership with an FHA home loan—enjoy a low down payment, flexible credit requirements, and government-backed support to make your dream home a reality.
Elevate your homeownership possibilities with a jumbo loan, offering financing beyond conventional limits, ideal for high-value properties and tailored to meet your unique real estate aspirations.
Unlock the door to your dream home with our competitive conventional home loans. Benefit from flexible terms, competitive interest rates, and a streamlined application process.
Experience the ease of homeownership with our trusted lending solutions.
FAQ
What's the difference between cash out and refinance?
If you want to withdraw cash from your home equity, you’ll use a cash-out refinance (provided you’re eligible). This gives you a lump sum of cash at closing that can be used for any purpose.
But if you just want to refinance for a lower interest rate, you’ll use a no-cash-out or ‘rate-and-term’ refinance. This can lower your monthly mortgage payments and save you a lot of money in the long run.
why choose to work with a mortgage broker?
From finding the best interest rate and lowest fees to completing the application and closing the loan on time, mortgage brokers are well-versed in the experience of getting a mortgage. Working with a mortgage broker to navigate today’s market can be a wise move, especially for a first-time homebuyer.
How much down payment do i need for a purchase?
When purchasing your new home, you can pay as little as 3% down payment.
Your situation, loan type, location and lender requirements will be key factors on the amount of down payment is required.
Work with a mortgage broker to see what you qualify for!
is a fixed rate or adjustbale-rate better?
Choosing the right mortgage type varies on your situation. Mortgages are not one size fits all.
Someone should consider an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) if they are:
- Planning on moving soon.
- Rates are currently too high and believe with certainty that rates will drop.
- You’re on a firm budget.
Considering a Fixed-Rate Mortgage is a safer bet if:
- You’re planning on staying for a long time.
- You are offered an interest rate that fits your budget.
- Like a safer option.
- Want a simple loan that does not fluctuate..
what fees go into closing costs?
Throughout your home purchase, third parties—such as your real estate attorney and your mortgage lender—have performed services. Closing costs include the fees these professionals (as well as others) charge for these services to finalize the real estate transaction and your home loan.
Closing costs are the fees and charges in excess of the purchase price of the property due at the closing of a real estate transaction.
how are interest rates determined?
Interest rates are influenced by the financial markets and can change daily – or multiple times within the same day. The changes are based on many different economic indicators in the financial markets.
What's the difference between mortgage insurance and home insurance?
Mortgage insurance is required if you have less than 20% equity (or down payment) in your home and protects the mortgage lender from losses if a customer is unable to make payments and defaults on the loan. There are two types of mortgage insurance, Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) and Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP).
A homeowners insurance (or hazard insurance) policy covers loss from damages to your home, your belongings and accidents as outlined in your policy.
What is the difference between Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) and a Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)?
MIP and PMI are 2 types of mortgage insurance. They add a premium to your monthly mortgage payment but allow you to borrow a larger percentage of your home’s value. The type of mortgage insurance you have depends on the type of loan you have.