Conventional Loans
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Conventional Loans

A conventional loan is a mortgage loan that is not guaranteed or insured by any government agency, like the Federal Housing Administration (also known as FHA), and usually has a fixed rate.


A Conventional loan can require as little as 3% down, making it a great option for those borrowers who do not want and / or do not qualify for an FHA loan. While Conventional loans do require mortgage insurance if you are putting less than 20% down, you can cancel the mortgage insurance after your home equity reaches 20%. Also, if the down payment you are putting is 20% or more of the sales price there will be no mortgage insurance. Conventional Loans do not require upfront mortgage insurance like an FHA loan.

Conventional loans can have a Fixed Interest Rate or a Variable Interest Rate

Fixed rate loans

  • Your payment won’t change through the life of the loan.
  • Great for those planning on staying in their homes for at least 5-10 years.
  • Rate and payment security.
  • Stability makes budgeting easier.

Adjustable Rate Mortgage loans (ARM)

  • ARMs payments are usually lower than a 30-year fixed rate.
  • Can reduce your monthly payment significantly.
  • Usually the lowest rates available.
  • Caps on Arms offer extra protection.

Advantages

Down payment as low as 3%

Available in Fixed Rate or Adjustable Rate (ARMs) options.

Many loan term options available.

No monthly mortgage insurance with a down payment of at least 20%.

Can cancel existing mortgage insurance at 80% LTV.

Lower mortgage insurance costs than an FHA mortgage.

Mortgage insurance can be cancelled when home equity reaches 20%.

Can be used on all property and occupancy types (primary residence, second homes or investment properties).

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