Washington Mortgage

Our process is straight forward and simple!

1. Fill out the short form and tell use what you are trying to accomplish.

2. We match you with a Washington Mortgage Lender who specializes in loans that fit your specific needs.

3. Your chosen lender provides you with a free no obligation mortgage consultation.

Our lender matching service streamlines the process and gets you in touch with the right Washington mortgage lender to work with.

Here are few loan basics to understand before getting matched up for your free mortgage consultation.

Mortgage Type Matters

Before even picking up the phone to call about a mortgage, it's smart to understand the type of loan needed. There are Washington lenders to handle every need, but sometimes they are specialized in what they offer.

The most common mortgage situations include:

• First mortgage: These mortgages are the standard taken out to cover the purchase price for homes and pieces of property. Any type of lender from a bank to a broker can generally handle this type of loan.
• Refinance: This type of mortgage is a redo of the first one.
• Equity loans, lines of credit: Although these are two different animals, these types of loans both still "mortgage" a home or property. An equity loan is also known as a second mortgage. A line of credit works like a credit card, but the property is used as collateral.

Credit is Important

The next thing to consider is personal credit status. Although loans are written under all sorts of circumstances, knowing scores and even working to improve them before going in for a deal can make a big difference in mortgage interest rates. At the very least, it can ensure a borrower understands the reasoning behind the rates they are offered.

To ensure the best possible mortgage rate for personal circumstance, it's a good idea to take a look at some of the things the banks and lenders will consider, including:

• Credit score: This number represents credit history. It takes into account payment history, handling of credit and more. A 900 is considered a fantastic score, anything in the 620s or lower, might require special financing.
• Debt-to-income ratio: This is how much a person pays out monthly on debt versus how much they make. The better the number, the more likely it is for a good interest rate to be offered and a mortgage to be approved.

Finding the right Washington mortgage can be done. The more a borrower understands going in about the options, and their personal status, the better.

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