Different paths.
The same place to call home.

Conventional loans may work for a range of property and occupancy types. Down payment, reserves, and documentation depend on the loan and lender.

Compare the total payment and upfront costs. Private mortgage insurance may apply depending on your down payment and loan structure.

FHA financing can be worth discussing when savings or credit history affect your options. A lender still reviews your ability to repay and the property.

Consider both upfront and ongoing mortgage insurance, along with the payment and closing costs.

VA-backed financing has distinct eligibility and entitlement requirements. David can help you understand the documents needed to explore it.

Discuss entitlement, any funding fee or exemption, occupancy, and the overall cash needed to close.

USDA financing has property-location and household-income requirements. An eligible area alone does not establish loan eligibility.

Review household income, property eligibility, program fees, and lender requirements together.

Jumbo financing is evaluated against the lender’s own program requirements. Loan limits depend on the year and property location.

Ask about down payment, reserves, documentation, and how pricing changes across loan structures.

Assistance programs can have income, purchase-price, education, occupancy, and funding requirements. Availability can change.

Some assistance must be repaid or carries conditions. Review the full mortgage and assistance terms before deciding.