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Loan Programs

Find the program that fits your situation

There is no single best mortgage — only the one that fits your income, your property, your timeline, and how long you plan to keep the loan. Here is what each option is actually built for.

Compare options

Six paths, each with real tradeoffs

Every program below includes the benefits and the considerations, because you deserve both sides before you decide.

VA Loans

A benefit worth using carefully — eligibility, entitlement, and occupancy all shape the plan.

  • You have documented VA eligibility or believe you may qualify
  • You are buying an eligible primary residence
  • You want to compare VA financing against other options honestly
Explore VA Loans

Conventional Loans

Widely used financing with several down-payment and mortgage-insurance structures to weigh.

  • You have solid credit and want to compare down-payment structures
  • You are buying a second home or investment property
  • You want to weigh mortgage insurance against keeping more cash
Explore Conventional Loans

FHA Loans

Government-insured financing with flexibility for some profiles — and mortgage insurance to weigh.

  • You are comparing lower-down-payment options
  • Your credit profile may benefit from FHA underwriting flexibility
  • You are buying an eligible primary residence
Explore FHA Loans

Jumbo Loans

For loan amounts above the applicable conforming limit, with a deeper review.

  • Your loan amount is likely above the conforming limit
  • Your income or asset picture is strong but complex
  • You are refinancing a larger loan balance
Explore Jumbo Loans

Refinance Options

Start with the goal, then compare the full cost and the break-even point.

  • You want to change your payment, term, or loan structure
  • You are considering accessing eligible equity
  • You want an honest break-even comparison before deciding
Explore Refinance Options

Investment and Second-Home Financing

Occupancy and intended use change the rules more than most buyers expect.

  • You are buying a property for personal use beyond your primary home
  • You are purchasing or refinancing a rental property
  • You want to understand reserve and down-payment differences
Explore Investment and Second-Home Financing

Eligibility, program guidelines, and terms vary by borrower, property, and transaction. Approval depends on a full review of credit, income, assets, debts, the property, and underwriting.

Not sure which one applies to you?

That is the normal starting point. Describe your situation and you will get a specific recommendation with the reasoning behind it.