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Loan Types

As a Mortgage Broker, we have access to nearly every mortgage product on the market. When you complete an application, our job is to obtain the best possible financing solution given your specific goals and financial circumstances. The loan types and programs we offer can be broken down into the following categories. ​Visit our How to Apply page to learn more about our ClearPath™ application process.

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Conventional

A conventional loan meets Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines and is best suited for borrowers with strong credit profiles.

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First-Time Homebuyer

First-time homebuyer programs provide lower interest rates, reduced down payment requirements, and financial assistance options.

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VA

VA loans provide eligible veterans and service members the ability to purchase or refinance with no down payment.

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FHA

An FHA loan is insured by the Federal Housing Administration and offers lower credit requirements but higher mortgage insurance costs.

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USDA

USDA loans are designed for eligible rural homebuyers, offering competitive rates and the potential for no down payment.

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Jumbo

Jumbo loans exceed conventional loan limits and require strong credit and financial qualifications for approval.

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Investment Property

Investment property loans offer financing for rental and income-producing properties, requiring careful financial planning.

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New Construction (OTC)

One-Time Close (OTC) New Construction loans finance the land and construction, converting to a fixed mortgage upon project completion.

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Down Payment Assistance

Down payment assistance programs help qualified buyers reduce upfront costs, with options varying by lender and location.

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Adjustable Rate (ARM)

Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs) offer lower initial interest rates that adjust periodically based on market conditions.

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Bank Statement

Bank Statement Loans provide flexible financing solutions for self-employed borrowers by using bank deposits to verify income instead of traditional tax returns.

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DSCR

Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loans allow investors to qualify for financing based on the rental income of the property rather than personal income verification.

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Specialty

Some lenders offer unique loan programs designed to meet specific financial goals that fall outside traditional mortgage options.

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Renovation

Renovation Loans allow you to finance both the purchase of a home and the cost of its improvements in one convenient loan, making home upgrades easier and more affordable.

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Manufactured Home

Manufactured home loans allow you to finance the purchase of a manufactured home, with options available through FHA, Conventional, or USDA loans.

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Non-Warrantable Condo

Non-Warrantable Condos don’t meet Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac guidelines, making them ineligible for conventional financing.

FAQ

How do mortgage brokers differ from banks/retail ? The user experience with a Mortgage Broker and bank/retail lender is the same in many ways, you work directly with us and our loan officers, just as you would with the loan officers at a bank/retail lender. The key difference is where your loan is funded and how that impacts your options, rates, and costs. When you work with a bank or direct to consumer retail lender, you’re limited to that institution’s loan products, rates, and guidelines. As a Mortgage Broker, we still handle the entire process, but instead of using a single bank’s products, we access wholesale mortgage lenders that fund the loans. These lenders don’t work directly with consumers, they provide funding through brokers like Murray Mortgage Solutions, allowing for lower rates, reduced fees, and a wider range of loan options. So while the process may feel similar, working with a Mortgage Broker not only provides access to better rates and lower fees but also delivers a more personalized, flexible, and streamlined experience tailored to your needs. Visit our “What is a Mortgage Broker” article to learn more.

Cash-Out refinance vs HELOC? A cash-out refinance restructures your existing mortgage by increasing your loan amount and giving you cash from your home’s equity, usually at a competitive rate. If you already own the property free and clear, you can also obtain a Cash Out refinance. A home equity loan functions more like a personal loan secured by your home, with a payment separate from your mortgage. We will work with you to determine which of the 2 options makes sense given your financial situation and desired outcome.

Which loan type is best for me? The best loan type depends on your financial situation, credit score, down payment amount, and long-term goals. When you work wish us, we lay out all of your options and which route we believe makes the most sense. We'll look at it from every angle possible to ensure you meet your goal. If we feel that your scenario is something we can't assist with, we will put you in touch with someone who can.

How do I know if I will qualify? Since we have access to numerous loan programs with different requirements, the best way to determine your eligibility is by completing an application. This allows us to assess your credit, income, assets, and overall financial profile to match you with the best mortgage options available. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, refinancing, or have unique financial circumstances, we tailor our recommendations to fit your needs. Visit our How to Apply page to learn more.

Do you offer commercial lending? We currently specialize in residential mortgage financing, but certain properties and loan types may fall into a grey area between residential and commercial lending. If you're seeking financing for a multi-unit property, investment property, or mixed-use property, we may still be able to help depending on the loan structure. If your scenario requires a true commercial loan, we can help point you in the right direction and connect you with someone we trust. The best way to determine if we can assist is to reach out and discuss your specific needs.

Don't see what you're looking for? Just let us know and we'll confirm availability or put you in touch with someone who can help. 

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