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Whether you are buying a new home, getting cash from your home’s equity, seeking a more affordable payment, or want to pay off your home loan sooner, our mortgage professionals explain your options simply and clearly — and offer you competitive rates and terms to help you save.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Just as houses come in a variety of styles to fit their owners, so do home loans. You’ll find a wide variety of mortgages to fit your financial situation and your individual goals
A major benefit to getting prequalified is that it provides you with a realistic budget as you search for your future home.
In the current real estate market, prequalification is essential, especially for first-time buyers. In a multiple offer scenario, buyers without a letter of prequalification are often not taken seriously.
Buying your first home can seem challenging. Keep in mind that patience and preparation are vital in navigating the home loan process successfully. Check out top tips for first-time homebuyers from our team of mortgage lenders.
For some homeowners, refinancing their home loan makes sense, even in a rising interest rate environment. Others choose a mortgage refinance to accelerate their timetable to pay off their mortgage, or to lock in interest rates.
For the right borrower, an FHA loan can be the perfect mix of accessibility, affordability and flexibility. Because they are insured by the Federal Housing Administration, FHA loans generally have lower down payments, lower closing costs and lower credit requirements than conventional loans.
Both fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages have benefits for a borrower. In most cases, it comes down to your circumstances and risk appetite.
Historically, consumers have typically selected a traditional longer-term fixed-rate mortgage when buying a home. Since fixed-rate mortgages maintain the same interest rate for the life of the loan, there are no surprises.