Which loan is best for your situation?

Conventional Mortgage Loan

FHA Loan

(Federal Housing Administration Loan)

VA Loan

(Department of Veterans Affairs Loan)

Cash-Out Refinance Loan

3 Easy Steps to Getting Pre-Approved

Consult with a Loan Officer

Start with a consultative call with one of our experienced loan officers. We’ll discuss your financial goals, explain loan options, and help determine what you may qualify for. This initial conversation sets the foundation for a smooth home-buying process.

Complete Your Loan Application & Submit Documents

Next, fill out a loan application and provide the necessary documents, such as income verification and bank statements. Our team will guide you through the requirements to ensure accuracy and completeness, making the approval process seamless.

Start Shopping for Your Home

With your pre-approval in hand, you’re ready to start house hunting! Knowing your budget gives you the confidence to explore homes, attend open houses, and make competitive offers. We’re here to support you every step of the way. Let’s find your dream home!

FAQs

While credit score requirements vary depending on the loan program and lender, a minimum score of 620 is typically needed for a conventional loan. However, FHA loans may accept lower scores, around 580. It’s best to consult with a mortgage loan officer to determine your eligibility and discuss options based on your credit score.

A fixed-rate mortgage has a consistent interest rate and monthly payment throughout the life of the loan, offering stability and predictability. An adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) has an interest rate that can change periodically, usually after an initial fixed-rate period, causing monthly payments to fluctuate. Discussing your financial situation and goals with a mortgage loan officer can help determine which option is best for you.

Down payment requirements vary depending on the loan program and your financial situation. Conventional loans typically require a down payment of 5-20%, while FHA loans can be as low as 3.5%. Some programs, like VA and USDA loans, may even offer zero down payment options. It’s important to speak with a mortgage loan officer to explore available programs and determine the appropriate down payment for your specific circumstances.

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