Loan Programs
Residential Financing, Start to Finish
Purchase or refinance, primary home or investment property. If your situation does not fit a standard box, there is very often a program that does.
Standard & Government
- Conventional — standard home loans
- FHA — flexible qualifying requirements
- VA — zero down for active duty & veterans
- USDA — zero down, rural & suburban
- Jumbo — above standard loan limits
Alternative Income
- Bank statement programs
- Asset depletion qualifying
- Reduced-documentation options
- ITIN & foreign national
- Self-employed & 1099 borrowers
Built for borrowers whose income is real but does not show up neatly on a W-2.
Property & Project
- Renovation — 203(k) & HomeStyle
- One-time-close construction
- Fix & flip and rehab
- Manufactured & mobile homes
- Condo, condotel & short-term rental
- Reverse mortgages (HECM)
Program availability, terms and qualifying requirements vary by lender, property and borrower. Nothing here is an offer to lend or a commitment to make a loan.
Home Equity
Put Your Equity to Work
A home equity line of credit is one of the more direct ways to consolidate higher-interest debt into a single monthly payment, and to free up cash flow while you do it.
Retired, self-employed, or carrying a high debt-to-income ratio? Those situations are worth a conversation rather than an assumption — equity can open a door that income alone does not.
Fixed and variable rate structures are both available. Credit limits, terms and qualifying depend on the property, your equity position and the program selected.
A HELOC Is Often Used To
- Consolidate debt into one payment
- Make home improvements
- Fund education costs
- Cover a major expense
- Put working capital into a small business
Investment & Business
Buying for Income Instead?
DSCR loans, commercial property and SBA business lending are all on the Commercial & SBA page.
Not Sure Which One Fits?
That is the normal place to start. Tell me the situation and I will tell you which programs are genuinely worth looking at.