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Conventional Loans With
97% maximum financing* available for primary
single-family residences, a fixed-rate conventional loan
may be a good source of financing. |
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Investment Property Loans Discover
a variety of Fannie Mae real-estate-owned properties for
the serious investor or the newbie flipper. Our
financing helps you meet your real estate income goals
with programs for investors who are looking to renovate
or finance up to 20 units, or who are cash buyers who
later decide to mortgage the property, and more! |
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USDA Rural Financing Homeownership
opportunities for low and moderate-income borrowers in
rural designated area by USDA. Must meet USDA income
limits, property must be in USDA eligible area and
homebuyer counseling is required. |
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Jumbo and Super Jumbo Ideal
for borrowers who require higher loan amounts. |
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Veteran’s Administration (VA) LoansPerfect
for active and reserve military, we offer 100% financing
up to VA county loan limits**, no mortgage insurance,
and programs for buyers with credit scores as low as
580; spouses may also qualify. |
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FHA Loans A
great choice for first-time homebuyers, buyers with
little down payment, or with less-than-perfect credit. |
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FHA 203(k) Renovation Loans Use
this for complete home renovation with a Consultant loan
or smaller projects ($35,000 or less) with a Streamline
loan. Luxury items may not be included. |
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HomeStyle® Renovation MortgagePurchase
and renovate most residential properties with this loan,
including luxury items like pools. |
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HUD $100 Down Program Buy
a HUD home for $100 down in one of many communities
throughout the country. Sales incentive of $100 down is
determined by HUD and may not be available in all states.
Down payment incentive must be included in sales
contract or addendum. |
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Prospect’s New Opportunity LoanSM – An
FHA loan with as little as 3.5% down payment for a
primary single-family residence for buyers with credit
scores from 580-639. Homebuyer counseling is required. |
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Prospect’s Second Chance MortgageTM –Gives
buyers an opportunity to buy a home after a bankruptcy,
foreclosure or short-sale due to an “economic event,”
such as job loss. Homebuyer counseling is required. |
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State and Local Bond Programs Perfect
for buyers with little down and wanting down payment/closing
cost assistance |
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