Loan Programs

Conventional loans are often the most competitive option for borrowers with strong credit. These loans aren’t limited to borrowers based on income, location or military status. Anyone who is able to meet a lender’s standards is eligible for a conventional mortgage. The Loan limit for conventional mortgage in 2024 on a one-unit property in the contiguous United States is $766,550 (could be higher depending on county). Please note these limits change annually and can change by county. Click here for California loan limits. Click here for Colorado loan limits. 

Are you ready to make a purchase or refinance on a home above the conforming limit? Then a Jumbo loan may be perfect for you! Why? If the home you are looking to purchase or refinance is above the conforming limit, a Jumbo loan offers you: – Affordable terms designed specifically for homes that are non- conforming – Loans for a primary- residence, second residence, vacation homes and any investment properties. Keep in mind this is about the loan amount and not the purchase price or value of the property. Is the property you seek over the conforming limit of $766,550 set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac? Ask your loan specialist if your property purchase will require a Jumbo loan. Click here for California loan limits. Click here for Colorado loan limits.

FHAs loans are one of the most advantageous for first time home buyers Why? Because an FHA loan is backed up by the Federal Housing Administration and they are government insured. For you this means that a lender is much more disposed to offer you a loan with: – a down payment as low as 3.5 % and – lower fixed and adjustable rates. What other benefits come from an FHA loan? For starters, they allow those who may not qualify for a conventional mortgage, become a homeowner. Without the rigorous credit expectations and allow for flexible income qualifications among other benefits. FHA loans can help borrowers 62 and older with a reverse mortgage. It enables older homeowners to convert the equity they have in their home into cash, using a variety of payment options to address their specific financial needs. Ask your loan specialist if an FHA loan is right for you.

If you or your loved one has served, you can be rewarded by a VA loan with the assistance it offers in buying your new home. The Department of Veterans affairs designed this loan specifically for veterans, members of the military or a military spouse to help ease some of the intricate aspects of buying a home. The VA loan allows for you to put as little as 0% down on your home. Other benefits include: – Lower interest rates and terms – No requirements for Private mortgage insurance and – It may offer you lower closing costs. To see the full list of service requirements, click here.