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Wyoming, MI 49519
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Fixed Rate Mortgage

Fixed Rate Mortgage
These loans are exactly what it means, a loan that is set for the life of the loan, it does not change, and your monthly payment does not change through the life of the loan. There are also modified fixed rate mortgages called ARMS or adjustable rate mortgage.

Before you shop for a loan online. Find out what your local bank is offering for a fixed rate mortgage and use that as your guide. There are a lot of companies on the internet searching to take advantage of you. The first thing is a much lower interest rate than your bank. Most likely you will never see that interest rate even if you are the "perfect customer". Once they have their foot in the door they will say anything to keep you.

This is what you should look for:

  • Interest rate reasonable
  • All closing costs in writing via fax or email

(Look for any junk fees if there are any RUN). We all use the same lenders across the country. How we are different than everyone else is; Low overhead, no splits with the professional loan officers, and the branch manager, and then try to get enough to support the loan officer. We are good at what we do and fast. When we started our company we decided to be a discount broker, do them fast, and build our goodwill by low cost loans, have trust and referrals by our repeat customers, so we don't have to spend money to find customer or use tricks to do loans.

Most common types of residential loans:

  • 30 year loan
  • 15 year loan

30 Year Loan

With a 30 year loan, your interest rate does not change, your payment does not change, and you pay the loan off in 30 years.

Advantages

  • Lower monthly payments than a 15 year loan
  • Interest rate does not go up if interest rates go up
  • Payment does not go up, it stays the same for 30 years

Disadvantages

  • Pay a higher interest rate than a 15 year loan
  • Interest rate stays the same if interest rates go down

15 Year Loan

With a 15 year loan, your interest rate does not change, your payment does not change, and you pay the loan off in 15 years. This has been popular among people who are refinancing their 30 year loan.

Advantages

  • Lower interest rate than a 30 year loan
  • Build up equity in your home faster than with a 30 year loan
  • Interest rate does not go up if interest rates go up
  • Payment does not go up, it stays the same for 15 years

Criteria when Applying for a loan:

There are many types of loan programs to qualify for.

  • No money down home loan. Rural Development
  • 3.50% down payment with no PMI. FHA Mortgage Loan
  • No money down loan with seller concession up to six percent.

There are many different options when seeking a home loan. For example, if you are willing to take a risk in order to have lower initial payments, you might prefer an adjustable rate mortgage to a fixed rate loan.

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Current Rates

30 Yr Fixed
$200,000
4.125%
APR 4.507%
15 Yr. Fixed
$200,000
3.375%
APR 3.633%
FHA Rate
$200,000
3.625%
APR 4.125%
30 Yr Jumbo
$500,000
5.125%
APR 5.220%
15 Yr Jumbo
$500,000
4.750%
APR 4.925%
30 Yr Land
$100,000
5.350%
APR 5.565%
15 Yr Land
$100,000
4.450%
APR 4.816%
Float Land
$100,000
3.750%
APR 4.025%
Prime Rate 3.250%
Commercial
$500,000
6.375%
APR 6.723%

Interest rates, mortgage program terms and conditions are subject to change without notice. Loans are subject to credit review and approval. Properties securing all loans must be located in Michigan.

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