I work for Mortgage300 because they empower me with the authority, tools and an expert team to offer consistent, best in class service - and this brings my clients back again and again!
I don't want to worry about my interest rate going up.
Conventional Fixed
A fixed-rate, conventional mortgage offers an interest rate that won’t change for the life of your loan and conforms to federal guidelines for the size of the mortgage and your financial situation.
Rural Development loans are offered in rural areas as determined by the USDA. The USDA’s mission is to help lower income households obtain home loans at reasonable mortgage rates.
VA Loans are mortgage loans made by an approved lender and guaranteed by the Department of Veterans Affairs. VA loans are made eligible to veterans and those currently serving in the military, and often have lower down payment requirements than other types of loans.
FHA loans are designed to make housing more affordable, particularly for first-time homebuyers and are insured by US Dept. of Housing & Urban Development.
From start to finish, our team will go above and beyond to ensure all your questions are answered.
What are the common fees through the mortgage process?
Application Fee – An application fee may frequently include charges for property appraisal and a credit report. Appraisal Fee – A fee charged by an appraiser to render an opinion of market value as of a specific date. Required by most lenders to obtain a loan. Processing Fee – This fee is paid at closing. […]
What is the difference between a Mortgage Broker & Mortgage Banker?
Mortgage brokers are federally licensed firms or individuals who sell loan programs on behalf of lenders. Mortgage brokers facilitate your search for the most suitable mortgage product – but do not process any loans – every loan is sent to the lender (banker) for processing. In comparison, Mortgage lenders (bankers) originates the mortgage loan, loaning you […]
A commitment you obtain from a lender assuring you a particular interest rate or feature for a definite time period. Provides protection should interest rates rise between the time you apply for a loan, acquire loan approval, and, subsequently, close the loan and receive the funds you have borrowed.
A ratio determined by dividing the sales price or appraised value into the loan amount, expressed as a percentage. For example, with a sales price of $100,000 and a mortgage loan of $80,000, your loan to value ratio would be 80%. Loans with an LTV over 80% may require Private Mortgage Insurance.
A one-time charge imposed by the lender to lower the rate at which the lender would otherwise offer the loan to you. Each point is equal to one percent (1%) of the mortgage amount. For example, if a lender charges two points on a $80,000 loan this amounts to a charge of $1,600.
What is the difference between Interest Rate & APR?
Interest Rate – The interest rate is the cost of borrowing the principal loan amount. It can be variable or fixed, but it’s always expressed as a percentage. Annual Percentage Rate (APR) – The cost of credit on a yearly basis, expressed as a percentage. Required to be disclosed by the lender under the federal Truth […]
The Loan Approval Process is relatively simple but can seem very mysterious if it is never explained to you. The best news ever is that it takes less and less time these days. No matter how fast, however, every mortgage application has to go through these steps:
What is a Truth-in-Lending Disclosure and why do I receive it?
The Disclosure is designed to give you information about the costs of your loan so that you may compare these costs with those of other loan programs or lenders.
Private Mortgage Insurance is provided by a private mortgage insurance company to protect lenders against loss if a borrower defaults. Private Mortgage Insurance is generally required for a loan with an initial loan to value (LTV) percentage in excess of 80%. In most cases, this will mean that you will have to pay Private Mortgage […]
An escrow account is a separate account that holds funds for the purpose of paying bills such as homeowner’s insurance and property taxes. Funds to cover these expenses are deposited into the account each month along with your monthly payment and then pays the bills for you when they come due. By taking the annual […]
Mortgage300 is always on the forefront of new loan programs and has a focused investment into cutting edge technology to ensure a fast, efficient transactions that serve my clients better.
Our company’s revolutionary business structure means I am in control of the mortgage deal, from start to finish. My processing and underwriting departments are right on site and that gives us a unique advantage in getting loans closed quickly and efficiently.
In short, "I work for Mortgage300 because they empower me with authority, tools and an expert team to offer consistent, best in class service - and this brings my clients back again and again!"
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