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16 loan programs.
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Conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, jumbo, refi, DSCR, HELOC — explained in plain English. Pick the one that fits your situation.

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Conventional Loan

The standard mortgage for buyers with steady income and good credit.

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FHA Loan

A government-backed loan built for first-time buyers and lower credit scores.

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VA Loan

A zero-down mortgage earned by qualifying veterans and active-duty service members.

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USDA Loan

A zero-down government-backed loan for buyers in eligible rural and suburban areas.

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Jumbo Loan

Financing for loan amounts above conforming conventional limits.

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Rate & Term Refinance

Refinance to change your rate, your term, or both — without taking cash out.

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Cash-Out Refinance

Refinance and pull a portion of your home equity out as cash.

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VA IRRRL (Streamline Refinance)

A streamlined refinance for existing VA loans — designed to lower the rate with limited documentation.

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DSCR Loan

Investor financing qualified by the property's rental cash flow, not personal income.

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Bank Statement Loan

A mortgage for self-employed borrowers qualified using business or personal bank statements.

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HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit)

A revolving line of credit secured by your home equity.

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Home Equity Loan

A fixed-rate second mortgage disbursed as a single lump sum.

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Reverse Mortgage

A mortgage for eligible older homeowners that converts home equity into payments or a line of credit.

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Construction Loan

Financing for building a new home, with funds disbursed in stages as construction progresses.

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Renovation Loan (203k)

Finance the purchase or refinance of a home plus the cost of renovations in a single loan.

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Bridge Loan

Short-term financing that bridges the gap between buying a new home and selling your current one.

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