Loans that meet Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines. Typically require decent credit and steady income.
No down payment. No monthly mortgage insurance. For eligible Veterans, Active Duty, and surviving spouses.
Low down payment and flexible guidelines. Designed for first-time buyers and those with limited credit.
Zero-down loan program for qualifying rural properties. Income and location limits apply.
Finance the purchase and repairs in a single loan. Available under FHA, VA, USDA, and Conventional programs.
Programs that help cover down payment or closing costs. Options vary by location and buyer profile.
Home Equity Line of Credit. Access equity as needed, similar to a credit card — with interest-only payments during the draw period.
Home Equity Loan. Fixed second mortgage that provides a lump sum with predictable monthly payments.
Eliminate monthly payments and receive cash from home equity. For homeowners age 62 or older.
Buy a new home using a reverse mortgage with no monthly payments required.
Eligible Green Card holders can qualify for most mortgage programs, including Conventional, FHA, and VA (if eligible).
Higher loan limits available in certain high-cost areas. Helps you stay in budget where prices run higher.
For homes that exceed conforming loan limits. Often used for primary, vacation, or investment properties in high-price areas.
High-value financing beyond Jumbo limits. May offer flexible terms for high-net-worth borrowers.
Available through select lenders for borrowers under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. FHA and conventional options may apply.
Factory-built homes delivered and installed on a permanent foundation. Treated similarly to site-built homes for financing.
Homes built on a permanent chassis. May qualify under FHA, VA, or conventional if foundation and title conditions are met.
Personal property loan for mobile homes not attached to land. Often used in parks or leasehold communities.