Loan Resources
Loan Options
We don’t want you to feel like you’re wandering in the dark when it comes to finding the right home loan for you. That’s why we have so many illuminated loan paths for you to go down!
Between loan options for first-time homebuyers or loan options for bad credit, it’s our mission to elevate individuals like yourself and help you to unlock your full potential through finances.
Conventional Loans
Helping you live the dream of homeownership. For first-time buyers to experienced homeowners, conventional loans come in a variety of options to suit a broad spectrum of qualified borrowers.
- 3% payment required
- Minimum credit score of 620
FHA Loans
Making home ownership accessible and affordable. The FHA loan is a great product that helps many people become homeowners. FHA loans are designed to benefit buyers who do not have perfect credit or a large down-payment.
- Great for first-time home buyers
- 3.5% down payment required
- Minimum credit score of 600
- 6% sellers assist allotted
VA Loans
Let your military service bring you to your dream home. The VA loan is an excellent loan option that assists our Veterans with obtaining home ownership.
- Great for active military and veterans
- No down payment required
- Minimum credit score of 620
USDA Loans
The USDA home loan program helps lenders work with low and moderate-income families living in rural areas to make homeownership a reality. Providing affordable homeownership opportunities promotes prosperity, which in turn creates thriving communities and improves the quality of life in rural areas.
- Great for first-time home buyers
- No down payment required
- Minimum credit score of 620
- Low fixed rate
- Low monthly mortgage guarantee fees
Items Needed for Pre-Approval
When you prepare for the pre-approval process, make sure you have these items ready to go to make things go faster:
- W2s from the last two years
- 1040 Federal Tax Returns from the last two years (all pages)
- Business tax returns and K1s (for business owners only)
- 2 most recent paystubs
- 2 months of recent statements for all assets (checking, savings, money market, retirement, etc.)
- Driver’s license or passport
- Other documentation we might need may include:
- Offer letter for employment, school transcripts, social security or pension award letters, divorce decree, bankruptcy papers, and short sale documentation
Calculate Your Monthly Payments
Have you ever been curious about what your monthly mortgage payment might be on a future home? Check out our great mortgage calculator tool to help start the conversation about homeownership!
