A place to start

There is more than one path.

Choose what you’re trying to accomplish. You don’t have to know the name of the loan before we talk.

Looking for the complete guides?

Start with our Stafford living guide, VA and military guide, or browse all five cornerstone guides.

Not sure which option fits? Start with a short conversation request, not a loan application.

DSCR loans

A DSCR loan evaluates an eligible investment property’s rental cash flow as part of qualification.

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Self employed mortgages

Eligible self employed borrowers may qualify through traditional documentation or an alternative documentation program.

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Non QM financing

Non QM programs may serve eligible borrowers whose financing needs do not fit a standard qualified mortgage.

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Fix and flip planning

Fix and flip financing is a project specific discussion.

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Assumable mortgages

Some existing mortgages, including eligible FHA and VA loans, may be assumed subject to the loan’s terms and servicer approval.

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Renovation financing

Eligible renovation mortgages can combine purchase or refinance financing with approved home improvements.

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Temporary buydowns

A temporary buydown subsidizes scheduled mortgage payments for an initial period.

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VA home loans

VA backed home loans may help eligible veterans, service members, and qualifying surviving spouses finance a primary residence.

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FHA loans

An FHA insured mortgage may be an option for eligible buyers or homeowners.

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Conventional loans

A conventional mortgage is not insured or guaranteed by a federal government loan program.

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Adjustable-rate mortgages

Compare the initial fixed period, future rate changes and payment risk with fixed-rate financing.

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Jumbo loans

A jumbo mortgage generally exceeds the applicable conforming loan limit.

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USDA loans

USDA housing programs can help eligible borrowers purchase homes in eligible areas.

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Home equity options

A home equity loan, home equity line of credit, or cash out refinance can provide different ways to access equity.

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These pages explain options and questions to ask. They do not establish eligibility or promise program availability. Any financing requires review of the borrower, property, and transaction.

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