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Mortgage Loan Solutions

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Why with Us

Rate Optimization

Discover how we help you secure the best rates for your home financing needs.

Terms Customization

Explora nuestro enfoque para adaptar los términos del préstamo a tu trayectoria financiera única.

Educational Support

Learn how we simplify the mortgage process through transparent and educational support.

Customer-Centered Process

Experience our customer-centric approach to efficient and hassle-free mortgage management.

Types of Loans

Fixed Rate

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FHA Loans

FHA Loans

VA Loans

VA Loans

Adjustable Rate

Discover adjustable rate options for flexibility in mortgage loan financing.

Adjustable Loan

Conventional Loans

Conventional Loan

USDA Loans

USDA loan

Backed by the Government

Discover government-backed loan programs designed to support a variety of home buying needs.

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ITIN Loans

ITIN Loans

Bank Stmnt. Loans

Bank Statement Loans

FHA LOAN 

Basic requirements

  • Minimum loan amount: from 580 (with 3.5% down payment)

  • Down payment: 3.5% of the house price

  • Employment/income: verifiable (W-2, 1099, self-employed)

  • Debt-to-income ratio: flexible compared to conventional loans

  • Mortgage insurance (MIP): mandatory

Benefits

  • Ideal if you're not very addicted

  • More flexible credit

  • Competitive rates

  • Allows gifts for recruitment

Considerations

  • FHA insurance (MIP) can last for the entire life of the loan

  • The property must meet minimum condition standards

Who is it ideal for?

  • First-time buyers

  • People with limited credit or in recovery

  • Families seeking low down payment

 VA LOAN 

Basic requirements

  • Military eligibility

  1. Veteran

  2. Active member

  3. Reservist or National Guard

    You must have a Certificate of Eligibility (COE).

  • Credit

  1. There is no official VA minimum.

  2. Most lenders ask for 580–620+ (depending on the case).

  • Verifiable income

  1. Stable employment or verifiable income

  2. We analyze whether the payment is reasonable according to your finances (residual income).

  • Use of property

  1. It must be your primary residence.

  2. Not applicable to pure investment.

  • Hitch

  1. 0% down payment in most cases

  2. A down payment may be required if the price exceeds certain limits or in specific situations.

  • Debt vs. Income (DTI)

  1. Recommended up to 41%, but may be approved higher with a good profile.

  • Property condition

  1. The house must meet VA minimum habitability requirements.

Key Benefits of a VA Loan

  • Without PMI (mortgage insurance)

  • Competitive interest rates

  • 0% down payment (in many cases)

  • More flexible guidelines

CONVENTIONAL LOAN 

CONVENTIONAL LOANS

A conventional loan is a mortgage not insured by the government. It follows Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines and is typically ideal for buyers with good credit looking for lower long-term costs.

Basic requirements

  • Minimum credit: from 620

  • Down payment: from 3% (first-time buyers)

  • Income: W-2, 1099 or self-employed

  • Debt-to-income ratio: stricter than FHA

  • PMI: required only if the down payment is less than 20%

Benefits

  • Without permanent mortgage insurance (PMI is eliminated upon reaching 20% equity)

  • Lower total cost in the long run

  • More options for second homes and investment

  • Fewer property condition requirements

Considerations

  • Requires better credit than FHA

  • Sometimes the monthly payment may be higher at the beginning

Who is it ideal for?

  • Buyers with solid credit

  • People with stable incomes

  • Those who want to eliminate the PMI in the future

USDA LOAN 

The USDA loan is a program supported by the United States Department of Agriculture designed to help low- to moderate-income families buy a home in rural or semi-rural areas, without a down payment.

Basic requirements

  • Down payment: $0 (0%)

  • Minimum credit: from 640 (may vary)

  • Revenues: must be within the area limits

  • Employment: W-2, 1099 or self-employed (depending on the case)

  • Property: Must be in a USDA eligible area

  • Use: primary residence

Benefits

  • No hook-up required

  • Highly competitive interest rates

  • Lower mortgage insurance than FHA

  • Ideal for first-time buyers

Considerations

  • Entry limits (not everyone qualifies)

  • Not applicable to investment houses

  • Specific rules regarding location

ITIN LOAN 

An ITIN loan is a mortgage program for people who don't have a Social Security number but do have an ITIN issued by the Internal Revenue Service. It allows them to legally and securely purchase a home in the United States.

Basic requirements

  • Valid ITIN

  • Credit: alternative or traditional credit history (depending on the program)

  • Down payment: generally from 15%–20%

  • Income: W-2, 1099 or self-employed

  • Tax return: typically 1 year with ITIN

  • Bank account: verifiable

Benefits

  • Social Security is not required

  • Allows primary residence

  • It helps build wealth and stability

Who is it ideal for?

  • People with an ITIN

  • Families without a Social Security Number who want to buy their own home

  • W-2, 1099 workers or business owners

BANK STATEMENT LOAN 

The Bank Statement Loan is a loan designed for self-employed, 1099, or business owners who do not qualify with traditional taxes, but do show strong income on their bank statements.

Basic requirements

  • Account statements: 12 or 24 months (personal or business)

  • Minimum credit: generally 620–660 (depending on the program)

  • Down payment: from 10%–20%

  • Income: is calculated using bank deposits, not taxes

  • Property type: primary residence, second home, or investment (depending on the program)

Benefits

  • It does not require a W-2 or tax returns

  • Ideal for those who list a lot of expenses on their tax returns

  • More flexibility for entrepreneurs

  • A viable option when "paper" income is low

Considerations

  • Rates slightly higher than a conventional loan

  • It requires a detailed analysis of deposits.

  • Not all banks offer it

Who is it ideal for?

  • Business owners

  • 1099 people

  • Self-employed with solid bank income

  • Customers rejected for traditional loans

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