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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

This is the fundamental difference in how you pay back the loan: Repayment Mortgage: Each monthly payment covers the interest charged and a portion of the original loan amount. At the end of the term, the loan is guaranteed to be fully repaid. Interest-Only Mortgage: Your monthly payments only cover the interest. The original loan amount remains unchanged and must be repaid in full at the end of the term through a separate repayment strategy.

Reviews are just one piece of the puzzle. Also evaluate:
Loan Options & Rates: Do they offer the type of loan you need at a competitive rate?
Customer Service: Your direct experience when you call or email them.
Professional Credentials: Check for any disciplinary actions with state licensing boards or the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS).
Loan Estimates: Compare the official, written Loan Estimates from your top lender choices side-by-side.

Credit score requirements are generally more flexible for conforming loans:
Conforming Loans: The minimum credit score can be as low as 620, though a score of 740 or higher will typically secure the best rates.
Non-Conforming Loans: Requirements vary by the loan’s purpose. Jumbo loans require excellent credit (often 700+), while some non-conforming loans for borrowers with past credit issues may accept lower scores but with higher costs.

Yes, you can often roll the cost of points into your total loan amount instead of paying for them out-of-pocket at closing. However, this will increase your loan balance and your monthly payment slightly, which can affect your overall savings calculation.

It is more challenging, but not impossible. Some lenders specialize in loans for borrowers with poor credit. However, you should expect significantly higher interest rates and fees, which may negate the financial benefits of consolidation. It’s crucial to explore all other options and work on improving your credit first.