Loan Options

Conventional loans are not insured by the FHA or VA. Generally, these are a good option if you have a higher credit score and stable employment history. Interest rates for conventional loans are usually some of the lowest.  

If you’re dreaming of homeownership but still saving for a down payment, you may be able to buy now with a HomeOne℠ mortgage. It only requires a 3% down payment, and you’re not limited to a traditional residence.

Remodel, renovate or repair your home with HomeStyle^® Renovation loan from Fannie Mae. HomeStyle^® is also available for new and existing homes – even new construction.  

Home Possible^® is a Freddie Mac loan program designed to bring homeownership within reach to more borrowers. Home Possible^® offers low down payments and easier credit scores.  

HomeReady™ is a Fannie Mae loan program that is designed to extend the privileges of homeownership to buyers with limited household incomes.

If you are a first-time homebuyer an FHA Loan might be a good choice for its relaxed requirements.  

If you are looking to buy a home that requires repairs or renovations an FHA 203k can help provide those additional funds before moving in.  

If you currently have an FHA mortgage, an FHA Streamline Refinance offers several options.  

If you are a military veteran or a service member you may have access to buy your next home using a VA Loan.

A VA Streamline Refinance, or IRRRL, provides you with a faster way to lower or lock in your interest rate with limited costs.  

If you are looking to buy a home in a rural location, a USDA Loan can be ideal if you do not qualify for a conventional loan