EXPLORE iLOAN MORTGAGE PROGRAMS

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Whether you’re buying your first home, refinancing an existing mortgage, accessing home equity, or investing in real estate, explore mortgage financing options designed around different financial goals.

What Brings You Here Today?

Choose a goal to explore your options.

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FIND YOUR MORTGAGE PROGRAM

Let’s Find a Mortgage Program That Fits Your Goals

Tell us what you’re looking to accomplish. Explore programs that may be relevant to your needs, then learn more about the options that interest you.

What Are You Looking to Do?

Choose your primary financing goal.

Explore Your Matching Programs

Select a program to learn more about financing options and requirements.

Suggested programs for homebuyers

Program suggestions are informational, not an eligibility or approval determination. Actual loan availability depends on applicable underwriting requirements.

HOME PURCHASE FINANCING OPTIONS

Explore Mortgage Programs for Buying a Home

Every homebuyer has different financial circumstances and goals. Explore available mortgage programs and learn about down payment options, qualification requirements, and financing structures.

Conventional Loans

Conventional mortgages offer a variety of financing options for eligible homebuyers, including fixed-rate and adjustable-rate loan structures.

  • Multiple down payment options.
  • Fixed and adjustable-rate programs.
  • Available for qualifying property types.
  • Mortgage insurance requirements vary.
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FHA Loans

FHA-insured mortgages may provide financing opportunities for eligible buyers with different credit profiles and down payment circumstances.

  • Low down payment options for eligible buyers.
  • Flexible qualifying guidelines compared with some programs.
  • Available for qualifying primary residences.
  • FHA mortgage insurance requirements apply.
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VA Loans

VA-backed home loans offer specialized mortgage financing for eligible veterans, service members, and certain surviving spouses.

  • Potential no-down-payment financing.
  • No monthly mortgage insurance.
  • VA funding fees may apply.
  • Military eligibility and lender requirements apply.
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USDA Loans

USDA-backed mortgage programs may provide financing for eligible homebuyers purchasing qualifying properties in designated rural and certain suburban areas.

  • Potential no-down-payment financing.
  • Property location eligibility requirements.
  • Household income limits may apply.
  • Primary residence and program rules apply.
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Jumbo Loans

Jumbo mortgage programs may provide financing for eligible borrowers purchasing higher-priced properties that exceed applicable conforming loan limits.

  • Financing for qualifying high-value properties.
  • Loan amounts above conforming limits.
  • Specialized underwriting requirements.
  • Down payment and reserve requirements vary.
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First-Time Homebuyers

Explore mortgage programs, financial preparation, and guidance designed to help first-time buyers understand the home purchase process.

  • Explore eligible low down payment programs.
  • Understand mortgage qualification.
  • Learn about the purchase process.
  • Review available homebuyer assistance.
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Homebuyer Grants

Eligible homebuyers may be able to access grant programs or other down payment and closing cost assistance, depending on program availability and requirements.

  • Explore down payment assistance.
  • Review potential closing cost support.
  • Program eligibility varies by location.
  • Funding and availability may change.
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EXPLORE MORTGAGE REFINANCING

Mortgage Refinance Programs for Different Financial Goals

Refinancing may help eligible homeowners adjust their mortgage terms, review monthly payments, or access available home equity. Explore refinancing programs designed for different needs.

Mortgage Refinance

Explore refinancing options that may help you replace your existing mortgage with new financing terms based on your financial goals.

  • Compare current and proposed mortgage rates.
  • Review different repayment terms.
  • Explore eligible refinancing programs.
  • Understand closing costs and total interest.
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Rate & Term Refinance

Rate and term refinancing focuses on adjusting an existing mortgage’s interest rate, repayment term, or loan structure without substantial cash-out.

  • Explore different interest rates.
  • Consider shorter or longer loan terms.
  • Review fixed or adjustable-rate options.
  • Compare payments and total borrowing costs.
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Cash-Out Refinance

A cash-out refinance may allow eligible homeowners to replace an existing mortgage with a larger loan and access a portion of available home equity.

  • Explore available home equity.
  • Review potential cash-out proceeds.
  • Compare new mortgage payments.
  • Understand equity and loan-to-value requirements.
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FHA Streamline Refinance

FHA Streamline refinancing is designed for eligible homeowners who already have an FHA-insured mortgage and want to explore refinancing through FHA’s streamlined process.

  • Requires an existing FHA-insured mortgage.
  • Generally does not require a new appraisal.
  • May involve reduced documentation.
  • Subject to FHA net tangible benefit rules.
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VA IRRRL Refinance

The VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinance Loan is designed for eligible borrowers with existing VA-backed mortgages who want to explore streamlined refinancing.

  • Requires an eligible existing VA-backed loan.
  • Generally does not require a new appraisal.
  • VA funding fee exemptions may apply.
  • Subject to VA seasoning and benefit requirements.
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Debt Consolidation

Eligible homeowners may explore mortgage refinancing or home equity financing to consolidate certain outstanding debts.

  • Review existing debt obligations.
  • Explore eligible consolidation strategies.
  • Compare payments and total borrowing costs.
  • Understand home-secured borrowing risks.
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Wondering Whether Refinancing Makes Sense?

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HOME EQUITY & RETIREMENT FINANCING

Explore Ways to Access Your Home Equity

Your home equity may provide financing opportunities for different financial goals. Compare home equity lines of credit, cash-out refinancing, and reverse mortgage options to better understand how each program works.

Home Equity Line of Credit

A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) may allow eligible homeowners to borrow against available equity through a revolving credit line.

  • Access funds during an applicable draw period.
  • Interest rates are often variable.
  • May allow you to keep your existing first mortgage.
  • Payments and borrowing limits depend on loan terms.
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Cash-Out Refinance

A cash-out refinance replaces your existing mortgage with a larger loan and may provide eligible homeowners with access to available equity.

  • Replaces the existing mortgage.
  • May provide cash proceeds at closing.
  • Changes your mortgage balance and terms.
  • Subject to equity and underwriting requirements.
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Reverse Mortgages

Reverse mortgages may allow eligible older homeowners to convert a portion of home equity into loan proceeds without required monthly principal and interest payments.

  • HECM programs generally require borrowers to be 62 or older.
  • Loan repayment is generally deferred until a triggering event.
  • Property taxes, insurance, and maintenance remain obligations.
  • Interest and fees increase the loan balance over time.
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Important: Your Home Secures These Financing Options

Home equity borrowing involves financial risk, including possible foreclosure if applicable loan obligations are not met. Compare interest rates, fees, repayment requirements, and long-term costs before selecting a financing option.

Which Home Equity Option May Fit Your Needs?

Each financing approach works differently. Compare the basic structures before exploring the complete program details.

HELOC

How It Works Revolving line of credit secured by your home.
Existing First Mortgage Typically remains in place.
Access to Funds Borrow as needed during the draw period, up to your approved limit.
Repayment Payments depend on the draw and repayment periods and loan terms.

Cash-Out Refinance

How It Works Replaces your existing mortgage with a larger loan.
Existing First Mortgage Paid off through the new refinance.
Access to Funds Eligible cash proceeds generally received at closing.
Repayment Regular payments under the new mortgage terms.

Reverse Mortgage

How It Works Allows eligible older homeowners to borrow against home equity.
Existing Mortgage Existing liens generally must be paid off as part of the transaction.
Access to Funds Payment options vary by program and available proceeds.
Repayment No required monthly principal and interest payments for a HECM, but taxes, insurance, maintenance, and other obligations continue.

Not Sure Which Equity Option Makes Sense?

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REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT FINANCING

Explore Investment Property Mortgage Programs

Whether you’re purchasing your first rental property or expanding an existing real estate portfolio, explore investment financing options designed for different property types, financial profiles, and investment strategies.

Investment Property Loans

Traditional investment property mortgages may provide financing for eligible borrowers purchasing or refinancing residential investment properties.

  • Financing for qualifying rental properties.
  • Purchase and refinance options may be available.
  • Credit, income, and asset requirements apply.
  • Down payment and reserve requirements vary.
  • Fixed and adjustable-rate options may be available.
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DSCR Loans

Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loans are specialized investment mortgage programs that generally evaluate a property’s qualifying rental income relative to its debt obligations.

  • Designed for qualifying investment properties.
  • Property cash flow is a key qualification factor.
  • Personal income documentation may be reduced.
  • Minimum DSCR requirements vary by lender.
  • Credit, equity, and reserve guidelines still apply.
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Investment Property Financing Is Different From Primary Residence Financing

Investment mortgages often have different down payment, interest rate, reserve, and underwriting requirements than owner-occupied home loans. Available terms depend on the borrower, property, and selected financing program.

YOUR MORTGAGE OPTIONS, MADE CLEARER

Why Work With iLoan to Explore Mortgage Programs?

Finding the right mortgage involves more than choosing an interest rate. Understanding financing structures, eligibility, closing costs, and repayment terms can help you make more informed decisions.

Multiple Mortgage Programs

Explore home purchase, refinance, home equity, and investment property financing options through one mortgage resource.

Compare Financing Options

Review different loan structures, repayment terms, and program requirements to understand available financing approaches.

Personalized Mortgage Guidance

Discuss your home financing goals with an iLoan mortgage professional and explore programs that may fit your financial circumstances.

Understand Mortgage Costs

Learn how interest rates, closing costs, mortgage insurance, and repayment terms may affect your overall financing expenses.

Explore Qualification Requirements

Understand common credit, income, asset, property, and program eligibility considerations before applying.

Financing for Different Goals

Whether you’re buying your first home, refinancing, accessing equity, or investing, explore financing options aligned with your objectives.

There’s No Single Mortgage Program for Everyone

Different loan programs have different eligibility requirements, interest rate structures, down payment options, and costs. Comparing available financing options can help you make a more informed decision.

Your Mortgage Journey in Three Simple Steps

From exploring financing options to completing your mortgage, understanding the process can help you move forward with greater confidence.

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Explore Your Mortgage Programs

Browse available purchase, refinance, home equity, and investment financing programs to learn which options may fit your goals.

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Review Your Financing Options

Connect with an iLoan mortgage professional to discuss your circumstances, understand qualification requirements, and review available programs.

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Apply & Move Toward Closing

If you choose to proceed, complete the mortgage application process, provide required documentation, and work through underwriting and closing requirements.

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MORTGAGE PROGRAM QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Mortgage Loan Programs Frequently Asked Questions

Explore answers to common questions about mortgage financing, loan qualification, refinancing, home equity, and investment property financing.

What types of mortgage loan programs does iLoan offer?

iLoan provides information about a variety of mortgage financing options, including conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, jumbo, refinance, home equity, and investment property loan programs.

Explore the program categories on this page or use our interactive mortgage program finder to identify options worth reviewing.

Which mortgage loan is best for first-time homebuyers?

The most suitable mortgage depends on your credit profile, income, available funds, property, and financial goals. First-time buyers may explore conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, or applicable assistance programs.

Visit our First-Time Homebuyers page to learn more.

Can I buy a home with a low down payment?

Certain mortgage programs offer low down payment options for eligible borrowers. Some qualifying VA and USDA financing programs may offer no-down-payment options, while conventional and FHA programs may provide other low down payment choices.

You can also explore potential homebuyer grants and assistance programs, subject to availability.

What is the difference between FHA and conventional loans?

FHA loans are insured by the Federal Housing Administration, while conventional mortgages are not FHA-insured. The programs differ in credit, down payment, mortgage insurance, and property eligibility requirements.

Compare our FHA Loans and Conventional Loans guides.

Can I refinance my existing mortgage through iLoan?

Eligible homeowners may explore refinancing programs that change their interest rate, repayment term, loan structure, or provide access to available home equity.

Visit our Mortgage Refinance page to review available options.

What is the difference between a HELOC and cash-out refinance?

A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) is generally a revolving line of credit secured by your home, while a cash-out refinance replaces your existing mortgage with a larger loan.

Explore our HELOC and Cash-Out Refinance pages to compare options.

What is a DSCR loan for investment properties?

A Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) loan is an investment property financing option that generally evaluates qualifying property rental income compared with applicable debt obligations.

Visit our DSCR Loans page to learn more.

Are VA and USDA mortgages available with no down payment?

Certain eligible VA and USDA mortgage programs may offer no-down-payment financing. Borrowers must satisfy applicable military eligibility, property location, income, and underwriting requirements.

Learn more about VA Loans and USDA Loans.

What is a reverse mortgage and who may qualify?

A reverse mortgage allows eligible older homeowners to borrow against available home equity. FHA-insured Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECMs) generally require borrowers to be at least 62 years old.

Borrowers must continue meeting property tax, insurance, maintenance, and other loan obligations. Explore our Reverse Mortgages guide.

How do I choose the right mortgage loan program?

Start by identifying your financing goal, then compare available loan programs, qualification requirements, interest rates, closing costs, and repayment terms.

Use our Mortgage Program Finder to explore options or connect with an iLoan mortgage professional.

Still Not Sure Which Mortgage Program Fits Your Goals?

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PERSONALIZED MORTGAGE PROGRAM GUIDANCE

Find Your Mortgage Program With iLoan

With multiple mortgage financing options available, choosing the right program can feel overwhelming. Connect with iLoan to explore financing solutions for buying a home, refinancing, accessing equity, or investing in real estate.

Let’s Find a Financing Path That Fits Your Goals.

Our mortgage professionals can help you understand available loan programs, qualification requirements, and financing considerations so you can make informed decisions.

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Explore Your Loan Options

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