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Fixed Rate
The principal-and-interest payment remains consistent for the full loan term.
Explore fixed rate →Loan Programs
Different structures for different plans.
A loan program is a tool—not the starting point. We begin with the property, your financial profile, timing and goals, then compare the structures that may fit the complete situation.
How the rate works
Understand how the payment may behave over time.
Rate structure affects predictability, flexibility and risk. Explore the fundamentals, then compare the complete costs and tradeoffs—not simply the starting rate.
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Adjustable Rate
An initial fixed period is followed by adjustments based on the loan’s terms and market index.
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Interest Only
Some structures allow interest-only payments for a defined period before principal payments begin.
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Graduated Payment
Payments begin lower and rise according to a predetermined schedule.
Explore graduated options →How the loan is structured
Programs built around eligibility, property and purpose.
Government-backed and conventional programs apply different standards to down payment, mortgage insurance, loan size and borrower eligibility.
Flexible foundation
Conventional
Widely used financing with conforming and nonconforming options for qualified borrowers.
Explore conventional loans →Government backed
FHA
Flexible qualification and lower down-payment options backed by the Federal Housing Administration.
Explore FHA loans →Military benefits
VA
Financing benefits for eligible service members, veterans and qualifying surviving spouses.
Explore VA loans →Eligible rural areas
USDA
Government-backed financing for eligible properties and qualified households in designated areas.
Explore USDA loans →Larger loan amounts
Jumbo
Financing for loan amounts above conforming limits, often with additional qualification requirements.
Explore jumbo loans →Start with the whole picture
Not sure where you fit?
You do not need to select a program before speaking with us. Start with what you are trying to accomplish.
Explore financing situations →Compare the structure—not just the label.
Program availability and terms depend on the borrower, property, loan purpose and current guidelines. We will help you compare realistic options in context.
