Fixed-Rate Mortgage
The most common option. Principal and interest payments never change for the life of the loan, giving you complete payment stability.
Best for: Buyers who plan to stay 7+ years and value a predictable payment.
There are many types of home loans available, and it pays to know your options. We're here to help you choose the best program for your needs, whether you're buying, refinancing or investing.
The most common option. Principal and interest payments never change for the life of the loan, giving you complete payment stability.
Best for: Buyers who plan to stay 7+ years and value a predictable payment.
Interest payments shift with market conditions after an initial fixed period, often starting with a lower introductory rate.
Best for: Buyers staying under 5 years or expecting income to rise.
Insured by the Federal Housing Administration, FHA loans allow low mortgage rates with a minimal down payment and flexible credit.
Best for: First-time buyers and borrowers with limited down payment.
Guaranteed by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Offers exceptional benefits including low rates and zero down payment for eligible veterans.
Best for: Veterans, active-duty service members and eligible spouses.
Buy in an eligible rural or suburban area with no down payment and minimal investment through the USDA Rural Development program.
Best for: Buyers in eligible areas seeking 100% financing.
Conforming loans with competitive rates and flexible terms. PMI can be removed once you reach 20% equity.
Best for: Buyers with solid credit and a down payment of 3%+.
Financing for properties that exceed conforming loan limits, with options for primary, second and investment homes.
Best for: Buyers financing higher-value properties.
Qualify using 12–24 months of bank statements instead of tax returns, built for self-employed borrowers.
Best for: Self-employed and 1099 borrowers.
Debt-Service-Coverage-Ratio loans qualify on the property's rental cash flow rather than your personal income.
Best for: Real estate investors growing a rental portfolio.
Flexible underwriting for borrowers who don't fit traditional guidelines, alternative income, recent credit events and more.
Best for: Borrowers with unique income or credit situations.
Short-term financing that supplies capital to purchase and renovate a property for resale.
Best for: Investors funding renovation projects.
Tap your home's equity with a revolving line of credit, flexible access to funds when you need them.
Best for: Homeowners funding renovations, debt payoff or liquidity.
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