We provide you with many loan financing options to suit your needs. Whether you are purchasing or refinancing your home, we guide you to the best loan option for your primary residence, investment or even your vacation home.
Conventional High Balance
Wanting to purchase or refinance a home that is more expensive than the average home? We have High Balance options for you. These loans are available in selected counties throughout the US and allow qualified borrowers to finance more.
95% Max Financing Purchase or Refinance Rate & Term
80% Max Financing for Cash out
FICO score: 620 Minimum
Occupancy type: Primary residence, Vacation Home, Investment Property
Loan Limit: The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) publishes annual high-cost area loan limits that apply to all conventional mortgages delivered to Fannie Mae.
Conforming - Conventional
These are loans that are not insured by any government agency, such as FHA, VA, USDA. They offer attractive loan terms and conditions suitable for all occupancy types, whereas government loans are for primary residence only. Fixed and Adjustable rate loans are available with a Conventional loan.
97% Max Financing Purchase or Refinance Rate & Term
80% Max Financing for Cash out
FICO score: 620 Minimum
Occupancy Type: Primary Residence, Vacation Home, Investment Property
Loan Limit: The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) publishes annual high-cost area loan limits that apply to all conventional mortgages delivered to Fannie Mae.
Jumbo (Up to $3 Million)
Jumbo serves two loan purposes.
1) For properties located in a county that does not offer high balance loans.
2) For borrowers wanting to finance up to 3 million dollars [1]. These loans are available to anyone looking for financing in higher priced areas.
Purchase or Refinance Rate & Term
Cash out Refinance
FICO Score: 680 Minimum [2]
Occupancy type: Primary residence, Vacation Home, Investment Property
[1] Maximum loan amounts vary based on loan-to-value, occupany type, credit score, transaction type and location.
[2] Minimum credit score requirements vary based on loan-to-value, transaction type and occupancy type.
Finding money for a sufficiently large down-payment can be a challenge, especially with rising home prices. And if you are unable to come up with 20% for the down payment, you may have to pay for costly private mortgage insurance (PMI) which increases your monthly mortgage payments. But not to worry, we can help.
Introducing our Combo Loan. By combining two loans together (a primary loan and a secondary loan), it gives you the flexibility to have a small down payment, while still keeping your monthly mortgage payments lower by eliminating PMI.
No monthly private mortgage insurance (PMI)
Combo loan options:
100/0 (100% Financing, no down payment)
80/15 (95% Financing, 5% down payment)
80/10 (90% Financing, 10% down payment)
Eligible on primary properties only
We think you'll like our Preferred Agent Mortgage!
As a part of Farmers — we know your agency business inside and out and can help you qualify for a larger loan, smaller down payment, and competitive rates.
If you deduct big tax write-offs—or don’t have 2 years of tax returns—your bank will probably penalize you. Not here. We can use your FIG 1099 Income Summary (Farmers Exchange) and/or Commission Statement (Farmers Solutions) to help get you qualified with competitive terms/rates.
Maximum Combined Loan-To-Value up to 100%
FICO 620+
Fixed and Adjustable Rate options
Purchase and Refinance
HomeReady
HomeReady is a program within the FNMA conventional loan product. It is designed to help those with low to moderate income, in designated areas to utilize income flexibilities, such as room rent income to qualify.
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Loan Limits: The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) publishes annual conforming loan limits that apply to all conventional mortgages delivered to Fannie Mae.
The guidelines are a little more flexible when it comes to income, credit and non-occupying borrowers. The program offers two major benefits. One is the flexible guidelines and two is the lower payments. Ask your loan officer if you qualify.
Calculate the home price you can afford using your income and the amount of debt you have.