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Types of home loans and mortgage options.

From the loan almost everyone uses to the ones written for a situation the usual rules do not describe. Not sure which is yours? That is the normal starting point.

Loan options

Find the loan that fits your situation.

Conventional

The most common loan

FHA

First-time buyers

VA

Veterans and active duty

USDA

Rural and small-town

Physician

Doctors and dentists

Jumbo

Above the conforming limit

Down payment assistance

Help with the down payment

Bank statement

Self-employed income

DSCR

Investment property

Renovation

Buy it and fix it

HELOC

Borrow against your equity

Reverse and HECM

Homeowners 62 and older

Non-QM

Outside agency guidelines

Construction

Build from the ground up

Fix and flip

Short-term investor financing

All loan options

See the full range

Mortgage options for just about every situation

From traditional home loans to more specialized programs, this is the full range of financing options we offer. If your situation doesn’t fit the usual box, there’s a good chance we have an option worth exploring.

Buying a home

Conventional · FHA · VA · USDA · Jumbo · Down payment assistance · Rate buydowns · Piggyback · Two to four units

When your income does not fit a W-2

Bank statement and 1099 · Asset depletion · Non-QM · Non-QM jumbo · Physician and dentist · ITIN · Foreign national

When the property is the complication

Renovation · Construction and builder construction · Manufactured housing · Non-warrantable condo · Condotel · Multifamily, five units and up · Land and lot loans · Farm and hobby farm · Unusual and one-of-a-kind property

Investors

DSCR · Fix and flip · Interest only · Bridge · Multifamily · Transactional funding

Already own a home

Refinance · Cash-out refinance · HELOC and second mortgages · What is my home worth · Reverse mortgage and HECM

Program availability varies by state and by property. A licensed loan officer will confirm what is available for your situation.

Find out what you qualify for.

A licensed loan officer reviews what you send and tells you where you stand, in writing. No cost, and no obligation to go further.