FIXED RATE MORTGAGE
Find Financial Stability with a Fixed Rate Mortgage
What is a Fixed Rate Mortgage?
A fixed rate mortgage is the most popular loan program chosen by homeowners. If you are one of the many homeowners who desires a stable monthly interest rate and payment over the life of your loan, then a fixed rate could be the right loan for you, too.
30 Year Fixed*
- The most popular mortgage loan program
- A stable interest rate and reliable monthly payments over the life of your loan
- Build equity over time and pay principal balance down faster whenever you choose
A 30-year fixed is a great option when you want peace of mind of stable monthly payments to reach your long-term financial goals.
15 Year Fixed*
- Interest rates are typically lower than 30-year fixed*
- A fixed rate loan that allows you to pay principal down faster than 30-year fixed*
- Pay higher monthly payments in order to pay less in total interest over life of loan
A 15-year fixed* is a terrific option when you prefer a higher monthly payment in exchange for paying less in interest, want to pay your house off sooner, or when you have short-term plans for your home.
What a Fixed Rate Mortgage Offers
CERTAINTY
CONSISTENCY
Your financial planning is made easier when you know what your mortgage payments will look like for the next 15 or 30 years. Set and reach short-term and long-term financial goals by knowing your interest rates will never go up, and neither will your payments. With a fixed rate mortgage, your principal and interest payment is set in stone. While your property taxes and homeowner’s insurance may change throughout the years, your principal and interest payments will be reliable and consistent.
CHOICE
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Our local mortgage experts can help you determine if a fixed mortgage is the right fit for you. With expertise advice and full transparency, our team can educate you and guide you on your home buying journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does “buy before you sell” mean?
“Buy before you sell” allows homebuyers to purchase their next home before selling their current property, giving them more flexibility and less pressure during the transition.
Q: How can I finance buying a new home before selling my current one?
Options include bridge loans, home equity lines of credit (HELOC), or temporary financing solutions. A local mortgage expert can help you determine the best approach based on your finances.
Q: What are the risks of buying before selling?
The main risks are carrying two mortgages at once and potential market fluctuations affecting your current home’s sale price. Careful planning and guidance from a mortgage professional can mitigate these risks.