Financing Options
Explore mortgages, loans, and pre-qualification options to find the best financing for your property
Pre-Qualification Calculator
Estimated buying power: $350,000
*This is an estimate. Actual pre-qualification requires full application and verification.
Loan Types
Conventional Loans
Standard mortgages backed by private lenders, not government programs.
- ✓ 15 or 30-year terms
- ✓ 3-20% down payment
- ✓ Good credit required
- ✓ Flexible terms
FHA Loans
Federal Housing Administration insured loans for first-time buyers and those with lower credit.
- ✓ 3.5% down payment
- ✓ Lower credit requirements
- ✓ Mortgage insurance required
- ✓ First-time buyer friendly
VA Loans
Department of Veterans Affairs loans for active military and veterans.
- ✓ 0% down payment
- ✓ No mortgage insurance
- ✓ Military benefits apply
- ✓ Favorable terms
USDA Loans
USDA-backed mortgages for rural and suburban homebuyers with moderate income.
- ✓ 0% down payment
- ✓ Income limits apply
- ✓ Rural properties only
- ✓ Low interest rates
Adjustable-Rate Mortgages
Initial fixed rate for a period, then adjusts based on market conditions.
- ✓ Lower initial rates
- ✓ Rate adjusts after period
- ✓ Higher risk long-term
- ✓ Good for short-term
Investment Property Loans
Specialized financing for rental properties and real estate investments.
- ✓ Higher interest rates
- ✓ Income verification required
- ✓ 20-25% down typical
- ✓ Portfolio loans available
Featured Lenders
FirstBank Mortgages
Conventional
QuickClose Lending
Conventional & FHA
Prime Home Loans
Conventional
Federal Credit Union
Member Loans
InvestorPro Capital
Investment Property
Community Lenders Inc
FHA & VA Loans
Financing Tips
Improve Your Credit
Even a 50-point credit improvement can save you thousands in interest. Pay bills on time and reduce debt.
Save for Down Payment
A larger down payment means lower monthly payments and potentially better interest rates.
Get Multiple Quotes
Shop around with multiple lenders. Rates vary significantly and you can negotiate terms.
Lock Your Rate
Once you find favorable rates, lock them in to protect against rate increases during your application.
Calculate Total Cost
Look at total interest paid, not just monthly payments. Sometimes shorter terms save more money overall.
Consider Fees
Compare origination fees, appraisal fees, and closing costs. Some lenders hide fees in the rate.