Are you ready to begin your next chapter? We’re here to guide you through the homeownership journey. Whether you plan to buy your very first home, looking to relocate, need to expand, want to invest in a vacation home, or hope to renovate your existing home, we can provide tailor-made solutions to meet your needs. Our experienced mortgage professionals are here to help you begin the process to see if you qualify.
1 This example is for illustrative purposes only. The payment for a $300,000, 30-year fixed rate loan at 6.50% and 75% LTV is $1,896.20. APR is 6.691%. Taxes and insurance not included; adding them will increase the actual payment. Certain state and county loan amount limits may apply.
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Owning a home is part of the quintessential American dream, and it becomes all the more special when it’s for the first time. Many would-be first-time home buyers are filled with doubts about their ability to qualify for a home or to come up with a down payment. That’s where we come in—we’re here to guide you. Buying a home, after all, comes with multiple benefits:
Whether you should get a fixed rate loan or an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) depends on what you’re after. Both come with their shares of pros and cons.
A fixed rate loan comes with fixed payments that you make until the end of the loan term, and you don’t have to worry about any surprises along the way.
As the name implies, an ARM comes with an interest rate that varies according to market conditions and terms. However, most ARM products come with low fixed introductory rates that can vary.
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