
How Different Types of Loans Affect Your Home Mortgage
Understand how different types of personal loans can affect what your home mortgage looks like!
Loan Product Options
The most common type, requires a down payment and private mortgage insurance (PMI) if down payment is less than 20%.
Easier to qualify for with lower down payment and is good for first-time homebuyers, but requires mortgage insurance.
For veterans and eligible service members, offers low interest rates and often no down payment required, but has funding limits.
For financing the building of a new home: Covers the costs of land acquisition, construction materials, labor, and permits.
Interest rates can fluctuate after an initial fixed-rate period, potentially leading to higher payments in the future.
For expensive homes exceeding conforming loan limits, typically requires a larger down payment and excellent credit.
For rural property purchases, requires no down payment in eligible areas, but limited geographically. Not a commonly used loan product in suburban areas.
For borrowers who might not qualify for traditional loans, need flexible loan requirements, and may have potential credit drawbacks.
Programs available for In Park (Home Only) and Home+ Land Manufactured Home Financing.

Understand how different types of personal loans can affect what your home mortgage looks like!

If you’re new to the world of mortgages, you’ve likely heard about conventional loans – the most common type of home loan. These loans follow

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