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The mortgage that fits most

Low down payment options

Competitive interest rates

Flexible loan terms

Key Highlights

The Benefits

Low Down Payments

Eligible options starting as low as 3%.

Competitive Interest Rates

Great rates for qualified borrowers.

Flexible Property Types

Finance primary, second, or investment homes.

What's Required

Credit Qualification

Minimum credit standards apply.

Stable Income

Income and employment are verified.

Mortgage Insurance

May be required with low down payments.

The Ins & Outs

How it Works

A Conventional loan is one of the most popular mortgage options for homebuyers and homeowners. Backed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines, these loans offer competitive interest rates, flexible loan terms, and a variety of down payment options for qualified borrowers. Conventional loans are available for primary residences, second homes, and investment properties, making them a versatile financing solution for many buyers.

Example Scenario

A first-time homebuyer with good credit and stable employment is purchasing a primary residence. A Conventional loan provides competitive financing with a low down payment and flexible repayment options.

Questions? We've got answers.

What is a Conventional loan?

A Conventional loan is a mortgage that follows Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines and is one of the most common financing options for homebuyers.

Who qualifies for a Conventional loan?

Conventional loans are available to eligible borrowers who meet the lender's credit, income, asset, and property requirements.

How much do I need for a down payment?

Eligible buyers may qualify with down payments starting as low as 3%, depending on the loan program and borrower qualifications.

Is mortgage insurance required?

Mortgage insurance is generally required when the down payment is less than 20% but may be removed once eligibility requirements are met.

What can I buy with a Conventional loan?

Conventional loans can be used to finance eligible primary residences, second homes, and investment properties.
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