Refinance Home Loans
In today's economy, it's more important than ever to have access to all of the
Refinance Home Loans available in the marketplace. It's only in this way that you can find the
lowest possible rate and the right program for your unique situation.
There are many
Refinance Home Loans available right now and First Mortgage Corp has access to all of them with our network of over 30 nationwide banks. We will shop our network for the best program for you and your family that will save you the most money and help you realize your financial goals.
Here is a summary of our available
Refinance Home Loans:
Conventional Home Loans: Conventional
Refinance Home Loans offer great terms with low mortgage rates. A conventional loan is one that is not backed by a government agency such as FHA or VA. Conventional Loans are generally limited to $417,000 loan amount and 95% of your home's value, and if you are above 80% of the value, you will have mortgage insurance.
FHA Streamline Refinance: FHA offers a streamline refinance program that will allow you to roll over into a lower rate and payment if you have a current FHA loan. No appraisal is necessary on these
Refinance Home Loans, and reduced documentation is available. Please visit our
FHA Streamline Refinance page for more information about this program.
VA IRRRL Refinance: This is the VA version of a streamline refinance, sometimes referred to as an Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan (IRRRL). We have more detailed information about this program on our
VA Streamline Refinance page.
Making Home Affordable Refinance: This program allows
Refinance Home Loans up to 125% of the value of your home without mortgage insurance. Your mortgage must be Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac insured in order to qualify.
We have many more
Refinance Home Loans, these are just the most popular ones!
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