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Showing 17 of 17 programs.

• Conventional LoansThe mainstream financing most buyers start with, priced across our full wholesale lender panel.
• Fixed-Rate MortgagesOne rate, one principal-and-interest payment, for the life of the loan.
• Adjustable-Rate MortgagesA fixed introductory period, then periodic adjustments tied to an index — worth modelling carefully.
• FHA LoansGovernment-insured financing with more flexible qualifying standards than many conventional options.
• VA LoansA benefit earned through military service, with terms most other programs cannot match.
• USDA LoansRural-development financing for eligible properties and household income levels.
• Jumbo LoansFinancing above conforming limits, priced by lenders who understand complex income.
• Refinance LoansReplace the existing loan to change the rate, the term, the mortgage insurance or the cash position.
• Cash-Out RefinanceConvert part of your equity into cash by replacing the existing first mortgage.
• HELOC & Home EquityReach equity through a second lien without disturbing a first mortgage you want to keep.
• Renovation LoansFinance the purchase or refinance and the improvement work in a single loan.
• Construction LoansFunding that follows the build, then converts to permanent financing.
• Down Payment Assistance & Affordable HousingState, local and agency programs designed to reduce the cash a qualified buyer needs at closing.
• Physician & Professional LoansPrograms built around an employment contract and a career income curve rather than past pay stubs.
• Self-Employed & Bank Statement LoansQualifying built around business cash flow when tax returns understate what you actually earn.
• Investment & DSCR LoansFinancing that qualifies on the property's rental cash flow rather than your W-2.
• Reverse MortgagesFor older homeowners, a way to draw on equity without a required monthly mortgage payment.

All loans are subject to credit, income, property and underwriting approval. Nothing on this page is a loan offer, an approval, a rate lock or a commitment to lend. Programs, rates and terms are subject to change without notice.