?Encontro la casa perfecta? Podemos ayudarlo a encontrar la hipoteca perfecta.

La compra de una casa es una de las compras mas importantes que la mayoria de nosotros hacemos. La busqueda de la casa puede ser emocionante y decepcionante a la vez. Algunas personas encuentran la casa perfecta en tres dias mientras que para otros puede llevar meses.

Hemos visto todos los casos. Y comprendemos como se siente. Una vez que por fin encuentre la casa perfecta, permitanos que lo ayudemos a encontrar rapidamente la hipoteca perfecta.

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?Ya esta viviendo en la casa de sus sue?os? !Tal vez podria ser aun mas so?ada si el pago mensual de la hipoteca fuera mas bajo! Refinanciar podria ser la solucion. Echele un vistazo con nuestra Calculadora para refinanciamiento de hipoteca.

O pruebe nuestra Calculadora para consolidar la deuda de su hipoteca para ver si una linea de credito sobre plusvalia o una segunda hipoteca serian adecuadas para usted.

La compra de una casa es una gran inversion. Podemos acompa?arlo en cada paso del camino. Nuestra compa?ia ha estado en este negocio por mucho tiempo, lo invitamos a que ponga nuestra pericia y experiencia a trabajar para usted.

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30 Year Fixed Conforming to $417,000                                                              Rate    Points/Rebate   APR

4.250          -0.375*        4.292                 **Call or Complete a "Quick Quote" for
4.375          -1.500*        4.375                       the most current rates and fees**           

4.500          -2.125*        4.500    *Rebate for Closing Costs                                                     PF


30 Year Super Conforming $417,001 to $729,750**

Rate    Points/Rebate   APR

4.250            0.500          4.324                 **Call or Complete a "Quick Quote" for
4.375          -0.625*        4.375                       the most current rates and fees** 

4.500          -1.375*        4.500    *Rebate for Closing Costs                                                     IB


30 Year Fixed FHA  ***3.5% Down Payment on Purchases***

Rate    Points/Rebate   APR

4.250          -2.375*        4.250                 **Call or Complete a "Quick Quote" for
4.375          -2.750*        4.375                       the most current rates and fees** 

4.750          -4.000*        4.750    *Rebate for Closing Costs                                                     IB


20 Year Fixed Conforming to $417,000

Rate    Points/Rebate   APR

3.875            0.125          3.967                 **Call or Complete a "Quick Quote" for
4.000          -0.500*        4.050                       the most current rates and fees** 

4.125          -0.875*        4.155    *Rebate for Closing Costs                                                     IB


15 Year Fixed Conforming to $417,000

Rate    Points/Rebate   APR

3.250            0.375          3.402                 **Call or Complete a "Quick Quote" for                 

3.375          -0.250*        3.456                       the most current rates and fees**  

3.500          -0.875*        3.537    *Rebate for Closing Costs                                                    PF 


15 Year Super Conforming $417,001 to $729,750** 

Rate    Points/Rebate   APR

3.375            0.250          3.467                 **Call or Complete a "Quick Quote" for        

3.500          -0.125*        3.545                       the most current rates and fees**  

3.625          -0.625*        3.625    *Rebate for Closing Costs                                                     IB


10 Year Fixed Conforming to $417,000

Rate    Points/Rebate   APR           

3.250          -2.000*        3.250                 **Call or Complete a "Quick Quote" for

3.375          -2.750*        3.375                       the most current rates and fees**    

3.500          -3.000*        3.500   *Rebate for Closing Costs                                                     IB


5 Year Fixed Conforming to $417,000

Rate    Points/Rebate   APR         

2.375          -0.250*        2.417                 **Call or Complete a "Quick Quote" for

2.500          -0.625*        2.529                       the most current rates and fees**   

2.625          -1.125*        2.635    *Rebate for Closing Costs                                                     PF

 

Above Conforming & Super Conforming rates, points and APRs assume a 30 day lock for owner occupied single family residences, LTV & CLTV (Loan to Value) of 75% or less, rate and term refinance, credit score (FICO) of 740 or above and a escrow/impound account for property taxes and insurance. $417,000 & $729,750 used for APR assumption. * Rebate for Closing Cost may cover all or part of the closing costs. **Super Conforming maximum loan amounts change based on county.

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