First-time buyers
First-time buyers
A buyer using FHA, a low-down conventional program, or CalHFA on a primary residence.
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Borrowers
FHA, conventional, and VA come first. The other doors are for the file those loans do not fit. A rental is not a VA loan. A 5-plus unit building is not an application.
Traditional
These are the searches this site is built to rank for. The wholesaler overlay is still confirmed on the file.
First-time buyers
A buyer using FHA, a low-down conventional program, or CalHFA on a primary residence.
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Conventional
A W-2 borrower buying or refinancing a primary residence or second home.
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Veterans
A veteran buying or refinancing a home they will live in.
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Specialty files
Investors
Someone buying or refinancing a 1–4 unit rental where the rent can carry the payment.
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Self-employed
A primary-residence borrower whose deposits are stronger than the tax return.
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Business owners
An owner buying or refinancing a house or a 2–4 unit property with business deposits.
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Foreign nationals and ITIN
An ITIN borrower, or a non-resident buying in California. Those are different loans.
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Seniors
A homeowner using equity, starting with a HELOC or a closed-end second.
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Medical professionals
A physician or other covered medical license buying a primary residence.
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FAQ
FHA, conventional, and VA are the traditional files. Investors, self-employed borrowers, ITIN and foreign-national buyers, physicians, seniors using home equity, and business owners buying a house or a 2–4 unit property each have a door.
No. Those pages are guides. We originate houses and 2–4 unit loans.
No. It names the program path. The wholesaler overlay is confirmed on the file.