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Frequently Asked Questions
A mortgage broker helps you compare home loan options from different lenders to find the best rates and terms for your financial situation.
Look for a mortgage broker with local expertise and a good track record. Reviews, recommendations, and lender relationships are key to finding the right fit.
A mortgage lender provides the funds for your home loan, while a mortgage broker acts as an intermediary to help you secure the best deal from various lenders.
Start by contacting a mortgage broker or lender to submit your financial details. They’ll review your credit score, income, and debt-to-income ratio to issue a pre-approval.
FHA loans or VA loans are great options for first-time buyers, offering low down payments and more flexible credit requirements. A mortgage broker can help you decide.
Yes, refinancing your mortgage can help lower your monthly payments by securing a lower interest rate or adjusting the loan term. It can also help consolidate debt.
It typically takes 30–45 days to close on a home loan. Factors like mortgage loan types and the lender’s process can affect the timeline.
Home mortgage rates fluctuate daily. Working with a mortgage lender or broker near you will help you find the most current rates based on your credit and loan type.
You’ll need your proof of income, credit report, tax returns, and information on your down payment. Your mortgage loan officer will guide you through the full list.
Down payment requirements vary by loan type. Conventional loans often require 20%, but you may qualify for a first-time homebuyer loan with as little as 3% down.