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Conventional Loans

With a conventional loan1, get a head start on homeownership over other buyers who have lesser qualifications. Whether you’re looking to purchase or refinance a primary residence, vacation home or rental property, a conventional loan could fit your needs.
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The conventional choice

Conventional loans are optimal choices for both purchase and home refinancing. You may be able to qualify based on your income, debt, credit history and down payment. While each loan type has its pros and cons, Conventional loans continue to be one of the most popular options for first-time homebuyers, repeat buyers and individuals looking to refinance their existing mortgage.  

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Loan Amounts

Up to $726,200
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Minimum FICO Score Required

620
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Minimum Down Payment Required

As Low As 3%
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Flexible Terms

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Competitive Rates

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Available in All 50 States

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Recognized as a top mortgage lender

Quontic’s loan officers help make the loan process simple and seamless. With mortgage experience across multiple loan programs spanning decades, they are a diverse and multi-lingual team ready to walk you through each step of the mortgage process. And with hundreds of 5 star reviews from our customers, you can trust you’ll get a customized experience that makes your purchase or refinance goals a reality.

Frequently Asked Questions

Many experts recommend that your housing costs — including mortgage, taxes and insurance — should be no more than 28% of your monthly income. However, this rule of thumb may not work for everyone. To figure out how much you can afford to spend on a home, consider your household income, monthly debts and the amount you plan to use for a down payment.

Private Mortgage Insurance, or PMI, is an added insurance policy for homeowners who have a down payment that is less than 20%. PMI protects the lender if the borrower is unable to pay their mortgage. This insurance is not forever. It will either end automatically when a mortgage’s principal balance reaches 78% of the original appraised value of the home or the borrower can ask the lender for a new appraisal to validate that they have built at least 20% equity.

Getting pre-qualified for a mortgage helps you understand how much home you may be able to afford and shows that you are a serious buyer. It also helps you find a lender that can work with you to select the right home loan with an interest rate that fits your needs.

At Quontic, you’re more than just a loan application. We value all our customers’ diverse situations and embrace them with specialized mortgages made to fit their needs. Plus, in addition to being registered to lend in all 50 states, we offer a diverse and multi-lingual sales team, an experienced Mortgage Specialist at every step and convenient and helpful customer service.

Mortgage rates can change every day. For the most current rates, please provide your contact information and we’ll have a mortgage specialist contact you. https://www.quontic.com/mortgages/speak-to-mortgage-specialist/

A mortgage refinance happens when homeowners seek out a new home loan in order to replace their current loan. The reasons why vary from homeowner to homeowner, but traditionally the end goal is to save money on your monthly mortgage payment.

There are many advantages to mortgage refinancing. Borrowers are able to take advantage of their home equity, get a different type of loan, secure a lower interest rate, or even lower their monthly payments. Additionally, it is a great way to help consolidate any outstanding debt, upgrade your kitchen or bathroom, or shorten your 30-year mortgage substantially. Whether you’re looking to eliminate PMI, pay less money each month on your mortgage payment or secure a fixed-rate mortgage, there are endless advantages to getting a refi. In general, homeowners use refinancing as a way to better their financial situation.

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Disclaimer:

1All lending products are subject to approval. Rates, program terms & conditions are subject to change without notice. Not all products are available in all states or for all amounts. This does not represent an offer to enter into a loan agreement. Other requirements, restrictions & limitations apply. Information is accurate as of September 24, 2021 & is subject to change without notice.

*The Federal Housing Agency based on single unit as of Augus 23, 2021

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