Purchase a Home
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Whether it's your first home, forever home, or something in between, our experts can help. We offer low rates, fewer fees, and faster service on conventional, FHA, VA, and USDA mortgages.
- Find the best possible rate.
- Save on closing costs.
- No origination, processing, or credit report fees.
We'll help crunch the numbers
Not sure how much home you can comfortably afford? Let our loan officers help break down the costs across different loan terms so you know all your options.
Mortgage Rates
| Product Type | Rate | APR |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Year Fixed (Conforming) | 4.375 % | 4.621 % |
| 30 Year Fixed Conventional | 5.125 % | 5.274 % |
| 30 Year FHA | 4.375 % | 5.468 % |
| 30 Year VA | 4.375 % | 4.650 % |
| 30 Year USDA Rural Home Purchase | 4.375 % | 4.827 % |
| 30 Year Conventional Manufactured Home | 5.375 % | 5.527 % |
| 30 Year FHA Manufactured Home | 4.5 % | 5.595 % |
| 30 Year VA Manufactured Home | 4.5 % | 4.777 % |
Lowest annual percentage rates shown. APR is based on individual credit qualifications and may be higher.
15-year home loan payment example: On a loan for $275,000 at 4.332% APR for 180 months (15 years), borrower would make 180 payments of $2,080.
30-year home loan payment example: On a loan for $275,000 at 5.099% APR for 360 months (30 years), borrower would make 360 payments of $1,493.
The entire mortgage experience, from the initial communication through the purchase, was fantastic. These are true professionals.
Resources
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