Unlike traditional fixed-rate mortgages, ARMs feature an interest rate that can vary over the life of the loan. Often referred to as variable-rate or floating mortgages, ARMs offer an exciting opportunity for savvy borrowers.
Here's how it works: the interest rate on an ARM is tied to an index, and it may fluctuate periodically. This means that as the index changes, your interest rate will adjust accordingly.
But don't worry, ARMs come with built-in protection. They often include rate caps that limit how much the rate can increase at any given time or in total. This feature provides peace of mind and ensures you can handle potential rate increases.
An ARM can be a smart financial move if you have a specific time frame in mind for keeping the loan and feel confident about managing potential rate adjustments. It's important to carefully consider your financial goals and plans before choosing an ARM.
Ready to explore the possibilities? Speak with a mortgage professional today to learn more about adjustable-rate mortgages and how they might align with your needs. Embrace the flexibility, seize the potential benefits, and embark on your homeownership journey with confidence!
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NO RATIO PROGRAM
No DTI calculation
No Income on Application
No Employment on Application
No Tax Returns
No W2s
No 1099
Only Required to Have
as low as 20% Down Payment
80% LTV = 720+ FICO - 12 Months Reserves
75% LTV = 680-719 FICO - 9 Months Reserves
65% LTV = 660-679 FICO - 9 Months Reserves
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Primary Residence
Second Home
Purchase
Refinance
Minimum Loan $200,000
