Home Purchase

Home Financing Solutions to Fit Nearly Any Budget

As long as you qualify, there are many different home loan options available to you. 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.

  • As low as a 3% Down Payment 1
  • First Time Homebuyer Programs
  • $0 Down Payment for Veterans
  • FHA, Conventional, Home Renovation, Financing, and so much more!

1The payment on a Fannie Mae Home Ready $203,500, 30-year fixed-rate loan at 3.50% and 74.91% loan-to-value (LTV) is $914. The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is 3.636%. Payment does not include taxes and insurance premiums. If you add taxes and/or insurance to your mortgage payment then the actual payment amount will be greater. Some state and county maximum loan amount restrictions may apply. This is an example and is for illustrative purposes only.

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    Why keep paying rent when you may qualify for a home?

    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:

    • As you keep making payments and the value of your home appreciates, you can build long-term equity.
    • Some expenses related to home ownership are tax deductible2.
    • You have a greater sense of control in your own home.3 Paint, remodel, no pet restrictions and more!
    • You don’t have to worry about moving when the lease expires.

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    • 2Consult with your tax advisor.
    • 3Properties with homeowners associations may have restrictions.

    A Fixed Rate Loan or an Adjustable Rate Mortgage?

    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.

    FIXED RATE LOAN

    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.

    ADJUSTABLE RATE MORTGAGE

    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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    Loan Originators to help find which type of loan best fits your needs.

    First Time Homebuyer’s Guide

    Considering homeownership but not sure where to begin? The Meadowbrook Financial Mortgage Bankers Corp. guide to home buying will make the process easy all in one packet.

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