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Compare Mortgages
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Get stable monthly payments and save
Get a predictable monthly payment and keep your low interest rate for the life of your loan even if rates rise.
Why choose a fixed-rate mortgage?
- You want a stable monthly payment for life of loan
- You believe interest rates could rise in the next few years
- You plan to stay in your home for many years
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Adjustable Rate
Save with a lower rate
Get a low interest rate for an initial payment period (1, 3, 5, 7, or 10 years).
Why choose an adjustable-rate mortgage?
- You want lower initial monthly payments than a fixed-rate mortgage usually offers
- You plan to own your home for 10 years or less
- You think interest rates may fall in the next few years
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Interest Only
The flexibility you need, right now
For the first 3 to 10 years, the interest rate and payment stay the same and you pay just the interest each month. Use the savings for other immediate needs.
Why choose an interest only mortgage?
- Your income fluctuates (self-employed, commissioned or on a bonus schedule)
- You have other needs for your cash each month, and want the most flexible cash-flow options
- You expect the value of your home to appreciate quickly
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Othere options
You Can Afford a Home
Make home ownership a reality. Take advantage of the following customized mortgage programs to help you meet your home-buying goals.
- Flexible Mortgage Loans
Neighborhood Advantage Zero DownTM & Credit FlexTM programs, specialized mortgages with flexible guidelines for those with low and moderate income
- Specialized Professions Loans
Neighborhood Champions® Protected MortgageTM Loans, customized programs for teachers, police officers, firefighters, doctors and medical professionals
- Combination Loans
Combines a first mortgage with a second mortgage or home equity loan for up to 100% of your property's value within a single convenient application
- Construction Loans
Combines construction financing with home financing to help you save time and money
- Government Loans
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans, ideal for many first-time homebuyers; Veteran (VA) loans, many with relaxed qualifying requirements and no-down payment options.
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