Conventional Loans
Diverse set of products for variety of situations
Conventional Financing
Flexibility and Versatility.
I’m looking for flexibility in loan terms and pricing and I have good credit and money to put down.
The Conventional Mortgage
A Conventional Mortgage is simply any mortgage loan that is not insured or guaranteed by the federal government. Conventional Mortgages typically require a higher down payment, usually 5%–20%. They also have higher income and credit score requirements than government loans. Conventional Mortgages can have a fixed interest rate or an adjustable interest rate. Typical fixed-rate loans have a term of 15 or 30 years. With an Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM), the interest rate stays constant for a term and then fluctuates based on market conditions.Get Started
I will ask you a series of questions to see if Conventional is right for you.
Loan Amounts up to:
$817,650
Credit Scores as low as:
620
Minimum Down Payment:
3%
Types of Conventional Loans
- Conventional Purchase Loan
- Conventional Refinance Loan
- Conventional Cash Out Refinance
- Home Possible®
- HomeReady®
- HomeStyle® Renovation Mortgage
- CHOICERenovation Mortgage
- Conventional 97% No MI
- Conventional Adjustable-Rate Mortgage
Conventional Features & Qualification
- Buyer has immediate equity in the property
- No private mortgage insurance is required with a 20% down payment
- Lower closing costs and fees
- Repayment terms are generally more favorable
- Closing costs and fees may be included in the loan
- Fewer bureaucratic hurdles, making the loans quicker to process
Who can benefit?
- First-time or repeat homebuyers
- People with good credit scores and money to put down
- Someone who wants a low down payment.
- Homebuyers looking for a loan program with no private mortgage insurance (PMI) options.
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