Conventional loans
Flexible financing for qualified borrowers purchasing primary residences, second homes, and certain investment properties.
Mortgage loan options
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Different programs solve different problems. James will help you compare possibilities based on your goals, qualifications, property, and timeline.
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Common financing options
FHA loans
Government-insured financing that may offer approachable down-payment and credit guidelines for qualified buyers.
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Benefits for eligible military borrowers that may include no required down payment and no monthly PMI.
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Potential zero-down financing for eligible borrowers purchasing qualifying properties in eligible rural areas.
Construction financing
Options that may support eligible projects from land and construction through the completed home.
DSCR loans
Investment-property financing that may qualify eligible real estate investors primarily through the property’s rental cash flow rather than traditional personal-income calculations. Property income, value, credit, reserves, and program guidelines still apply.
Bank statement loans
Alternative-documentation financing that may help eligible self-employed borrowers and business owners demonstrate qualifying income through consistent personal or business bank deposits when traditional tax-return documentation does not reflect the full picture.
Refinancing
Explore whether changing rate, term, payment structure, or accessing equity may align with your current goals.
Program availability, terms, eligibility, property requirements, documentation, and costs vary. DSCR and bank statement programs are not documentation-free loans. This overview is educational and is not a promise of qualification or specific terms.
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