Home Mortgages Portland OR

Home buying is one of the most important decisions an individual or a couple can make. It is quite possibly the largest purchase an individual or family will ever make, thus, it is important to approach the funding of the purchase with great caution.

Local Companies

Norris, Beggs & Simpson Companies
(503) 223-7181
121 SW Morrison Street
Portland, OR
1st Rate Mortgage Inc
(503) 548-8111
735 Se 9th Ave
Portland, OR
Security Title Guaranty Company
(503) 549-7949
707 SW Washington
Portland, OR
IGR Mortgage Services
503-224-8350
4445 SW barbur Blvd, Suite 106
Portland, OR
IGR Mortgage Services
503-224-8350
4445 SW Barbur Blvd
Portland, OR
Mortgage Loans Northwest
503-233-6569
5015 SE Hawthorne Blvd
Portland, OR
Academy Mortgage LLC
(503) 245-4834
4711 Sw Huber St
Portland, OR
Access Mortgage
(503) 244-4876
9498 Sw Barbur Blvd
Portland, OR
1 st Capital Group
(503) 476-3572
2719 N Hayden Island Dr
Portland, OR
Union Bank of California N.A.
(503)4501219
P.O. Box 3121
Portland, OR

Two very important and frequently used types of loans are FHA Loans and VA Loans. FHA loans are considered a government mortgage and are insured by the Federal Housing Administration. These loans mandate that the buyer put at least three percent of the sales price down as a down payment. VA loans are reserved to those individuals who have met specific time requirements in the military. There is typically on down payment and loans may equate 100 percent of the value of the property.

Rural Housing Loans are also an option for families and persons living in small towns and rural areas and have low to moderate incomes. There is one hundred percent financing with a thirty year term. In addition to the Rural Housing Loans, there are also Affordable Housing Program Loans and Housing Finance Agency Programs for home buyers to choose from.

The final major type of loan available to home buyers is the conventional loan. This loan is not insured by the government, but rather insurance companies. The loan allows up to ninety percent of the purchase price to be financed. Conventional loans can be either fixed-rate loans or adjustable rate mortgage. In a fixed rate mortgage, the interest rate of the loan is maintained over the length of payment, hence the title. Adjustable rate mortgages may start off with a lower rate, but as interest rates rise, so to will your monthly payments rise. The ARM mortgage is often used in situations where income is low at first but is expected to go up.

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Featured Local Company

Norris, Beggs & Simpson Companies

5032237181
121 SW Morrison Street
Portland, OR