Compare Mortgage Offers
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Which loan makes sense for you?
15 year
A 15 year loan generally has lower interest rates, which means a lower overall total cost. These do come with higher monthly payments, but save thousands in interest with the shorter loan life. This is a good option for borrowers to build equity faster at a fixed rate and are looking to spend less over the life of the loan.
30 year
A 30 year mortgage has lower monthly payments, and is easier to qualify for than 15 year loans. Interest rates are typically slightly higher and it can take longer to build equity, but borrowers enjoy the flexibility to make higher payments (we don’t have prepayment penalties!). 30 year loans are the most common type of mortgage and they’re a great option for borrowers who want a fixed-rate and the lowest overall monthly payment.
ARM
Adjustable Rate Mortgages aren’t for everyone, but they can be a good option if you’re planning to sell in the near future. ARMs traditionally have lower initial interest rates that are fixed for the first 1-7 years (depending on the loan). A borrower can take advantage of these low rates and avoid risk of a payment spike, if they refinance or sell before the fixed-rate period is over.
FHA
FHA loans have easier credit requirements and require smaller down payments. They’re an excellent option for 1st time home buyers and for those with higher debt-to-income ratios. FHA loan programs do require monthly private mortgage insurance paid to the lender.
VA
VA loans offer some of the best rates, and are only available to eligible service members who intend to live in the home. There is no minimum down payment, no private mortgage insurance, and the debt-to-income requirements are less strict than other loans. These loans are also praised for their streamlined refinance process (including no appraisal on most programs!). Overall, VA loans are a great deal for those who qualify!
FLEX TERM FIXED-RATE MORTGAGE
The Flex Term fixed rate mortgage offers repayment terms ranging from 8 to 29 years. Much like the 15 year mortgage, it enables you to own your home in less time than a 30 year fixed-rate mortgage. Because of shorter repayment period, the payments are higher depending on the length of the loan. The flex term offers you the ability to tailor your payments according to your income and comfort level.
REVERSE MORTGAGE
With a Reverse Mortgage, you can turn part of the equity you have built up in your home into funds you can use today, or a line of credit that will be there when you need it. It offers all the benefits of a traditional home equity loan or home equity line of credit, but with more flexible repayment options. On a monthly basis, you can opt to pay interest only, principal and interest, or make no loan payment – the choice is yours. As with any home-secured loan (or mortgage), you must meet your loan obligations, keep current with property taxes, insurance, maintenance and any homeowners association fees and there is no pre-defined loan maturity date. This gives you more freedom in managing you monthly expenses.