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We have provided thousands of loans to people just like you. We know what to look for and how to get you approved.
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VA Loans
VA mortgage loans are available for eligible Veterans and are guaranteed by the US Department of Veteran Affairs. VA loans typically do not require a down payment and can be used for the purchase, construction, or approved energy saving improvement of a home. VA loans are similar to FHA loans in that they have similar credit and eligibility requirements, often with lower closing costs and
VA mortgage loans are available for eligible Veterans and are guaranteed by the US Department of Veteran Affairs. VA loans typically do not require a down payment and can be used for the purchase, construction, or approved energy saving improvement of a home. VA loans are similar to FHA loans in that they have similar credit and eligibility requirements, often with lower closing costs and more liberal terms. In addition to being available to service members, the unmarried surviving spouse of a veteran who died on active duty or as the result of a service-connected disability may also qualify. Once you have qualified, the VA will issue you a certificate of eligibility to provide to your lender during the loan application process.

Conventional Loans
Conventional Mortgages are generally some of the lowest priced mortgages as far as interest rates are concerned; however, they can be costly upfront. A Conventional Mortgage generally requires a borrower to have a 3-20% down payment, depending on credit score.
Conventional Mortgages are generally some of the lowest priced mortgages as far as interest rates are concerned; however, they can be costly upfront. A Conventional Mortgage generally requires a borrower to have a 3-20% down payment, depending on credit score. With a 20% down payment, buyers are able to avoid monthly mortgage insurance.
FHA Mortgages
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans have more liberal qualification requirements than other loan programs, making them attractive for first time home buyers and low income families. FHA Loans typically have lower credit score requirements, with no income limit or geographic restrictions. They also generally have lower down payment requirements (as low as 3.5%), lower ……
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans have more liberal qualification requirements than other loan programs, making them attractive for first time homebuyers and low income families. FHA Loans typically have lower credit score requirements, with no income limit or geographic restrictions. They also generally have lower down payment requirements (as low as 3.5%), lower monthly insurance premiums, and lower closing costs. Sellers are allowed to contribute up to 6% of the sale price to assist with closing costs, and gift funds may also be used. FHA also allows non-traditional credit, which can be helpful for self-employed borrowers. Debt-to-income ratios generally require that your house payment should not exceed 31% of your income, and your total debt should be below 43%.
FHA Loans can be used to buy an existing home, build a new one, or refinance a current property, however, the home must be owner occupied. The FHA also offers home improvement loans—the Full 203k and 203k streamline—which allow a borrower to close on a home that does not currently meet FHA requirements, with the contingency to make the necessary improvements to the home.


Reverse Mortgages
Your home is like a piggy bank with money (equity) inside, but there are only a couple ways to access that equity: (1) Sell your home, but then where would you live? Or (2) Get a reverse mortgage—which is regulated by the federal government—and is a safe alternative to selling. The folks that we have worked with have one thing in common: they want to age-in-place, remaining in their homes “forever.”Being on a fixed income can be a challenge! Stopping your mortgage payment .
Reverse Mortgage
Your home is like a piggy bank with money (equity) inside, but there are only a couple ways to access that equity: (1) Sell your home, but then where would you live? Or (2) Get a reverse mortgage—which is regulated by the federal government—and is a safe alternative to selling. The folks that we have worked with have one thing in common: they want to age-in-place, remaining in their homes “forever.”
Being on a fixed income can be a challenge! Stopping your mortgage payment is a big step toward a less stressful retirement. Freeing up the money formerly used for your mortgage payment may allow you to pay for help around the house with cleaning, yard work, home health care, etc.
If there is enough equity, as there often is, you can access a lump sum of cash at closing. The loan proceeds are not taxable by the federal government (check with your tax adviser), and may be used for any purpose. Alternatively, you may prefer to receive monthly payments for a set number of years, or for the rest of your life.
A line of credit is also often available, and may be accessed one year and one day after the closing. Call or email to have a free consultation with one of our experienced Reverse Mortgage Specialists. We would be happy to provide the information you need to make an informed decision.
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Are there limits to how I use the proceeds?
Alternative Loan Options
Special Loans
We provide a wide variety of loans to ensure we are ready and able to meet your needs.
USDA Loans
Ideal for borrowers who are flexible on geographical location and looking to buy a home with no money down. Usually lower interest rate than other loan types and flexible credit guidelines.
Non Warrantable Condominium Loans
Many lenders will not create loans that cannot be sold on the secondary market, but if you need it we will.
One Time Construction Loans
Perfect if you're financing a primary residence or vacation home. Only make interest payments during construction.
Commercial Loans
Typically used to fund major capital expenditures and/or cover operational costs.
Jumbo Loans
A jumbo loan is a mortgage used to finance properties that are too expensive for a conventional conforming loan.
Investor Loans
If you are looking to finance a rehabilitation project, then this is the right loan for you. You be able to purchase, fix up and resale for profit.
Stated Income Loans
These loans don’t exist for owner-occupied properties; they’re still available for borrowers looking to purchase an investment property.
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