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Why Multi-State Home Lending?

If you dread the lengthy home lending process, then you’ve come to the right place. We have closed loans in 15 DAYS OR LESS. That’s not a typo, that’s a promise. See how quickly Multi-State Home Lending can make your dream a reality.

The Right Loan for Your Home

 

Conventional Home Loans

Loans that adhere to the guidelines set forth by Fannie Mae (from FNMA: Federal National Mortgage Association) and Freddie Mac (from FHLMC: Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp), two corporations that purchase package, and sell loans that meet their conditions as securities to investors. These are referred to as “A” paper loans.

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Jumbo Loans

A jumbo loan is a type of mortgage loan designed to finance loan amounts that are higher than the typical conforming loan limits which can vary depending on state and county. Jumbo Mortgages come in fixed and adjustable rate mortgages and can be used for primary homes, as well as for investment properties and vacation homes.

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FHA Loans

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) does not make the loans; it provides mortgage insurance which protects the lender. Although FHA loans have statutory limits, the qualifications are generally more liberal than those for conventional loans. They have lower down payment requirements (only 3 percent down), lower monthly insurance premiums, and often, lower closing costs which can also be financed.

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VA Loans

Like the FHA loans, VA loans are only guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. VA loans also have easier eligibility requirements than conventional loans, often lower closing costs, and more liberal terms (usually no down payment is required) including negotiable interest rates. If you are eligible, the VA will issue a certificate of eligibility that you take to the lender when making an application for your loan. Lenders generally place a maximum limit on VA loans.

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Manufactured Homes

Like the FHA loans, VA loans are only guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. VA loans also have easier eligibility requirements than conventional loans, often lower closing costs, and more liberal terms (usually no down payment is required) including negotiable interest rates. If you are eligible, the VA will issue a certificate of eligibility that you take to the lender when making an application for your loan. Lenders generally place a maximum limit on VA loans.

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Got a Question?

What is the difference between a mortgage broker and a lender?

A mortgage broker counsels you on the various loans and rates available from different lenders. A mortgage broker will take your application and process the loan which involves putting together the complete file including the credit report, appraisal, verification of your income and assets. When complete the mortgage broker will submit it to the lender who “underwrites” the package to come up with a credit lending decision.

What if I can’t afford a large down payment?

It shouldn’t be a problem. There are many programs available today that require as little as 3.5% down payment. Contact us and we can find the right program for you!

What is PMI?

Private mortgage insurance (PMI) policies are designed to reimburse a mortgage lender up to a certain amount if you default on your loan. Most lenders require PMI on loans where the borrower makes a down payment of less than 20%. Premiums are typically paid monthly however it can also be financed.

What is the difference between a Fixed and Adjustable Rate Loan?

A fixed rate mortgage means the interest rate and the amount you pay each month remain the same over the entire mortgage term.

On an Adjustable rate mortgage also known as an (ARM), the interest rate fluctuates per the indexes. Initial interest rates of ARMs are typically offered at a discounted interest rate lower than fixed rate mortgage. Over time, when initial discounts are filtered out, ARM rates will fluctuate as general interest rates go up and down.

Are all Adjustable rate loans the same?

Different ARMs are tied to different financial indexes, some of which fluctuate up or down quicker than others. ARMs typically have a CAP as to how much and how often the interest rate and/or payments can change in a year and over the life of the loan. To see if a ARM is right for you, contact us to discuss your options.

What are closing costs?

Closing costs are the fees associated with acquiring a mortgage loan. Such costs include but are not limited to: Lender fees, Origination fee, Discount points, Third party service fees for appraisal, credit report, flood certification, Title and escrow, attorney charges, Per Diem Interest (daily interest), mortgage tax as required by the city, state, etc. Mortgage Lenders are required by law to provide you a preliminary estimate after you submit your application.

What are my out-of-pocket costs on a refinance?

In almost all cases, the cost of an appraisal is the only out of pocket expense in a refinance.

Your Privacy is Our Priority

Multi-State Home Lending is dedicated to protecting our customers’ privacy and security. We employ specific security measures to help protect your personal information from loss, misuse, and unauthorized access or distribution.

We do not sell customer information to third parties or outside parties who may wish to market their products or services to you.

Testimonials

David B.


CA

" James and his crew are top notch, processing and funding our refi was stress-free as it should be!!! Five-Star service, thanks James."

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