Understanding Conventional Loans
Your Path to Mortgage Freedom
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Conventional loans allow you to eliminate monthly mortgage insurance at 80% loan-to-value.
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If purchasing a home, you can waive mortgage insurance with a 20% down payment.
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Eligibility for an appraisal waiver may apply to purchases or refinances through automated desktop underwriting systems.
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Save Money with Conventional Refinancing
Eliminating Monthly Mortgage Insurance
With a conventional refinance, you can get rid of your monthly mortgage insurance once your loan-to-value reaches 80%. If you’re looking to purchase a new home, you can also waive mortgage insurance altogether by making a 20% down payment. Loan-to-value is calculated by dividing the amount you owe on your mortgage by the current value of your home.
Streamlining Your Mortgage Process
Appraisal Waiver Eligibility
Did you know that you might be eligible for an appraisal waiver? When purchasing or refinancing with a conventional loan, automated desktop underwriting systems may issue appraisal waivers, which can save you time and money in the process.
Your First Steps to Pre-Approval
Getting Started with Your Loan Application
To begin your journey towards mortgage pre-approval, start by gathering essential documents. You’ll need valid IDs, the last two years of W-2 forms, two months of your most recent bank statements, the last two years of tax returns, and one month of your most recent pay stubs. Once you have your documents ready, you can start your application confidently.