Mortgage Resources

There are a range of home loan programs with varying minimum qualifications and features such as low to zero minimum down payment. Depending on your goals, you more than likely qualify for at least one of the home purchase products.  If not, our skilled Loan Officers can help you with a game plan to get qualified in the near future.  You are probably closer than you think. Get Started with a free, no obligation consultation with an experienced GMFS Mortgage Loan Officer.

Several home loan programs now have minimum down payment options ranging from 0%-3% of your loan amount. Keep in mind, the total cost of your financing decreases as your down payment amount increases. That being said, there are circumstances when the lower down payment options make sense as well. Your GMFS Mortgage Loan Officer can review the best options for your situation and also let you know if there are any homebuyer assistance programs featuring non-repayable grants, available in your area that you qualify for. Get Started

Your credit score is one of the key factors in determining what type of mortgage and interest rate you qualify for. Of course, the higher your score the lower rate and more options that you may have.  However, there are lots of programs available where lower credits scores are acceptable and you can accomplish your dream of home ownership.  Some of these options even offer very little or no down payment.   You are entitled to order a free copy of your credit report every 12 months from each of the major credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion) through AnnualCreditReport.com. This site is the only one that is government authorized to provide you with FREE copies of your credit report. Dispute any errors on your credit report and get them resolved as quickly as possible. Also, do not open any new accounts within at least six months of applying for a mortgage. For more tips about how you can get Mortgage Ready, Get Started with GMFS Mortgage.

Having student loan debt does not automatically preclude you from qualifying for a home loan. As with any financing, your Debt-to-Income (DTI) Ratio is a significant factor in qualifying for a loan. Certain home loan programs weigh student loan debt differently when calculating your DTI. Your GMFS Mortgage Loan Officer can review the best options for your situation. Get Started

There are many factors that impact your interest rate for a mortgage including your credit score, loan program type and more.

Partial Claim payoff requests may be submitted through various methods. Visit HUD to learn more.