The Right Loan for the Home in Front of You.
Five main structures cover most purchases. The skill is knowing which one saves you money on yours.
Not the famous loan. The fitted loan.
Conventional
The workhorse: strong for solid credit and standard scenarios, with low down payment options on some programs (down payments starting around 3% on some conventional programs). Flexible term lengths, competitive structure, and the deepest secondary market behind it.
FHA
Flexible credit and down payment standards, made for first-time buyers and rebuilders. Honest tradeoffs: mortgage insurance for the life of the loan in most cases, which the scenario call weighs against your total cost, not just your monthly payment.
VA
For those who served: zero-down purchase, no monthly mortgage insurance, and a benefit that stretches farther than most veterans are ever told. Used to its full depth, it is one of the strongest financing tools in American housing.
USDA
The rural and outer-suburban path many buyers never hear about. Zero-down in eligible geographies, income limits designed for working households, and eligibility maps that reach farther than the name suggests.
Jumbo
Large loan amounts (from the low seven figures on up in many programs, up to $3 million and beyond) with competitive structures and none of the big-bank runaround. Streamlined documentation and clear communication built for buyers whose price points are anything but standard.
A young couple assumes they need one specific loan type because a friend used it. A fifteen-minute scenario call reveals a structure with a lower monthly payment and less cash at closing for their exact situation. The best loan was never the famous one; it was the fitted one.
Illustrative example; every scenario differs.
Program availability, terms, and qualification vary by scenario.
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