Conventional loans
Conventional financing is not insured or guaranteed by FHA, VA, or USDA. Conforming conventional loans meet applicable Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac requirements.
Explore Conventional loansLearn the basics, then compare the programs available for your income, property, and goals.
Conventional financing is not insured or guaranteed by FHA, VA, or USDA. Conforming conventional loans meet applicable Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac requirements.
Explore Conventional loansA loan above the baseline conforming limit may still be conforming in an eligible high-cost county, within that county’s applicable limit.
Explore High-balance conventional loans in higher-cost markets.Larger home loans require a careful comparison of lender guidelines, documentation, cash requirements, and loan structure.
Explore Jumbo loans for financing above conforming limits.FHA financing is an option for eligible homebuyers—including buyers who have owned a home before.
Explore FHA loansEligible veterans, service members, and certain surviving spouses may have access to a VA-backed purchase loan with no down payment.
Explore VA financingThe USDA Guaranteed Loan Program can provide no-down-payment financing for eligible households buying an eligible primary residence in a qualifying rural area.
Explore USDA financingA potential qualification path when traditional tax-return documentation does not adequately support the proposed loan.
Explore Bank statement loans for self-employed borrowers.Independent contractors and other eligible 1099 earners may have a documentation option beyond the traditional tax-return review.
Explore Mortgage options for 1099 earners.Debt service coverage ratio financing focuses on the investment property’s rental cash flow, using a different income-review approach from a traditional owner-occupied mortgage.
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