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Mortgage By Julia

Mortgage Loan Programs

Choosing a mortgage is not only about the rate you see first. The right financing strategy depends on the property, occupancy, borrower profile, income documentation, down payment or equity, loan amount, investment strategy, and program requirements.

Mortgage By Julia helps borrowers compare the paths that may fit their plans before an application is finalized. Each option below is subject to borrower, property, and program eligibility.

Find your path

Home purchase loans

Purchase programs can be structured differently depending on the property, intended use, down payment, credit profile, and other underwriting factors.

Home Purchase Loans

Conventional Loans

May fit: Eligible buyers purchasing a primary residence, second home, or investment property.
Purpose: Flexible financing with fixed or adjustable structures.
Consider: Private mortgage insurance, down payment, and reserve requirements can vary.
Explore Conventional Loans →
Home Purchase Loans

FHA Loans

May fit: Owner-occupied buyers seeking a government-insured mortgage option.
Purpose: A potentially more flexible path for some credit and down-payment profiles.
Consider: Mortgage insurance, property standards, and county limits may apply.
Explore FHA Loans →
Home Purchase Loans

VA Loans

May fit: Eligible veterans, service members, and qualifying surviving spouses.
Purpose: Financing for eligible owner-occupied purchases.
Consider: Certificate of eligibility, property, lender, and program requirements apply.
Explore VA Loans →
Home Purchase Loans

USDA Loans

May fit: Eligible buyers purchasing in qualifying areas.
Purpose: Support eligible owner-occupied purchases in designated locations.
Consider: Property location, income, and program rules determine availability.
Explore USDA Loans →
Home Purchase Loans

Jumbo Loans

May fit: Borrowers financing properties above applicable conforming loan limits.
Purpose: Finance higher-value homes with a structure suited to the transaction.
Consider: Pricing, documentation, reserves, and appraisal review may differ.
Explore Jumbo Loans →
Structure matters

Fixed and adjustable-rate options

Rate & Term Options

30-Year Fixed Mortgage

A longer fixed repayment term can offer predictable principal and interest payments. It may be appropriate when payment stability and a lower required monthly principal-and-interest payment are priorities.
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More ways to finance

Investor, commercial, and specialized borrower situations

Non-QM Loans

Foreign National Loans

May fit: Eligible international buyers purchasing U.S. real estate.
Purpose: Explore financing designed for qualifying foreign-national scenarios.
Consider: Documentation, reserves, property use, and program availability may vary.
Explore Foreign National Loans →
Decision support

How do I choose the right mortgage program?

The cheapest-looking rate is not automatically the best financing strategy. A useful comparison considers the expected ownership period, monthly payment, cash available at closing, long-term interest, property type, occupancy, investment objectives, and qualification requirements.

  • How long you expect to own the property
  • Your target monthly payment and cash flow
  • Cash needed for closing, reserves, and improvements
  • Primary residence, second home, or investment use
  • The level and type of documentation available
  • Whether flexibility or payment certainty is more important
Talk with Julia

Discuss your loan options with Julia

Start with a focused conversation about your property, timeline, and financing goals.