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Mortgage Loan Options

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Conventional
  • Fixed or adjustable rate
  • At least 5% down payment
  • Multiple terms available
Allows for a gift from a family member for a down payment.
Veterans Affairs (VA)
  • Fixed rate
  • No down payment required
For qualified veteran borrowers. Funding fee waived for disabled veterans. No monthly mortgage insurance is required.
Home Possible or HomeReady®
  • Fixed rate
  • At least 3% down payment
Your income must fall within program limits.
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Jumbo
  • Fixed or adjustable rate
  • At least 20% down payment

For those in need of a more sizable loan.

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Competitive Rates and Terms

Loan Type Rate Annual Percentage Rate (APR) Assumptions
Conventional 30-Year Fixed Rate 6.500% 6.573% Assumptions
Conventional 15-Year Fixed Rate 6.250% 6.370% Assumptions
Conventional 10-Year Fixed Rate 6.375% 6.545% Assumptions
VA 30-Year Fixed Rate 6.125% 6.340% Assumptions

Rates listed are effective as of 8/2/2019 for loan amounts of $100,000 to $766,550, are not guaranteed, and are subject to change without notice. Rates and/or origination fees may vary depending on the consumer’s credit scores, loan-to-value ratio, and/or reason for the loan, such as purchase, refinance or cash-out refinance.

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These calculators are provided for your convenience. The accuracy of the calculation is not guaranteed. It is not intended as an advertisement, a disclosure statement under any consumer law, or an offer of tax, legal, financial or investment advice, and the calculator is not guaranteed to be applicable to your circumstances. It is not a guarantee of the availability of any particular loan product or interest rate or an offer to make a loan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is a pre-approval letter, and do I need to get one before putting an offer on a home?

A pre-approval letter is a letter from a potential lender certifying that you are pre-approved for a loan up to a certain amount. This letter helps sellers feel more confident that you are able to purchase the property on which you are making an offer. If you are in the market for a new home, having a pre-approval ready could help you act more quickly to secure a winning offer on a home, especially in cases where the seller is receiving multiple offers at once.

Do I need a down payment?

Yes, you will need to make a down payment unless you qualify for a loan that allows for 0% down (such as a VA loan). The amount you’ll need to put down depends on a variety of factors, and it can affect the interest rate you receive, whether PMI will be required, and your monthly payment amount.

Do I need a fixed rate or an adjustable rate?
A fixed-rate loan has an interest rate that remains the same over the life of the loan, which makes the loan principal and interest payment the same every month. Adjustable-rate loans, although they tend to provide a lower interest rate, come with more risk than a fixed-rate because the interest rate is subject to change over the life of the loan. Consider whether your budget can handle an increase in the loan payment over time; also take into consideration the length of time you plan to remain in the property.
What is the difference between interest rate and APR?
The interest rate is the contract rate of the loan, essentially what it will cost you to borrow the money. The APR, or annual percentage rate, is the total cost over the life of the loan, including other fees paid.
How is my interest rate determined?

Rates are based on a variety of factors, such as the loan purpose, your credit history and ability to repay, the value of the collateral, and the loan amount, to name a few.

What are points?
Points are a one-time fee that a borrower pays to lower the interest rate. One point equals one percent of your loan amount.
What are the closing costs?

Closing costs are items paid in connection with the settlement of your loan, including any appraisal fees, title insurance fees, pre-paid interest, and documentation fees. These costs will vary from loan to loan, depending on the type of loan you choose, property location, and other factors. You will receive an estimate of your closing costs prior to closing, so you can review and decide if you want to proceed with the loan.

What is private mortgage insurance (PMI)?

Private mortgage insurance (PMI) is a type of insurance you are sometimes required to pay if you have a conventional loan. The insurance protects your lender if you are unable to make payments on your loan. When you make a down payment of less than 20% of your home's value on your home, you are typically required to have PMI. PMI is also required on a refinance transaction if you have less than 20% equity in the property you are refinancing. Your monthly mortgage payment will typically include this cost.

What documents will I have to provide?

You are required to show proof of income and assets (such as checking, savings, and investment accounts), which usually include copies of W-2 statements or full tax returns, recent pay stubs, and account statements. You may need more documentation depending on the specific details of your loan.

What factors are considered in making the loan decision?

We look at your credit history, the property value, and your debt-to-income ratio.

How long will it take to process my loan once a contract is signed?

It can take up to 60 days, including time required for title work, appraisal, and inspection. Providing requested documents to the lender as soon as possible may help speed up the process. Make sure you report any changes related to your job status, salary, or new debt to your lender as soon as possible, as these can cause delays in the process.

Should I refinance my current home?
Determining if refinancing makes sense for you can depend on many factors, including the difference between your existing interest rate and current interest rates, how long you plan to stay in your home, and your financial goals. There could be many benefits to refinancing your loan. Refinancing helps re-structure the debt by either reducing the interest rate or the term of the loan, which can help save you money over the life of the loan. A refinance can also convert an adjustable-rate loan to a fixed rate. Calculate how much you could potentially save by refinancing to help see if it makes sense for you.
Is the interest I pay on the loan tax-deductible?

Everyone's tax situation is unique. Please consult a tax adviser to assess your individual situation.

Can I finance my rental property?
Yes, although the interest rate may be higher than a loan for a primary residence.