Loan types
Mainstream residential loans.
Each program has a job. Open one to see who it fits, what it usually requires, and what to have ready.
Conventional
A standard mortgage for primary homes, second homes, and many investment properties.
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An FHA-insured mortgage often used by buyers with a smaller down payment.
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A home loan benefit for eligible veterans, service members, and some surviving spouses.
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A no-down-payment option for eligible buyers in qualifying rural and suburban areas.
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Financing above the conforming loan limit in your county.
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Replace your current mortgage with a new rate, term, or both.
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Replace your mortgage and turn part of your equity into cash.
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A home equity line of credit you can draw from, usually at a variable rate.
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A lump-sum second mortgage, usually at a fixed rate.
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A plain-English path through down payment, credit, and the first offer.
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