Jumbo Loans, from the Educator Mortgage Program, by Supreme Lending
As a subset of conventional loans, jumbo loans, from the Educator Mortgage Program, are loans that do not comply with the guidelines set out by the Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with respect to the loan limit permissible from lenders to borrowers.
Typically, there are counties with conforming loans close to five hundred thousand dollars, but when it shoots above this amount, a jumbo loan is the next logical step.
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Special programs available to:
Teachers, Faculty, Coaches, Librarians, Nurses, Secretaries, Custodial/Facilities Staff, School/District Leadership, Professors, Adjunct Faculty, Counselors, any ISD/Higher EDU/Private EDU employee.
How Jumbo Loans, from the Educator Mortgage Program, Differ from Conforming Loans
We know that jumbo loans, from the Educator Mortgage Program, always blow the loan limit for conforming loans, so we need to know exactly how they differ from conforming loans. These differences between jumbo loans and conforming loans are highlighted in the following ways:
Closing Costs and Fees
For jumbo loans, from the Educator Mortgage Program, the fees and costs at closing require some extra steps for qualification because the amount of the loan is bigger. Whereas conforming loans are easier and more affordable at closing.
Size
Jumbo loans sit atop conforming loans whose limit is pegged at $510,400 for most counties and $765,600 for more expensive counties. For jumbo loans from the Educator Mortgage Program, the amount is more open-ended in nature.
Interest Rates
Typically, conforming loans have lower interest rates but because of the higher amount of money and the greater risks involved with jumbo loans, the interest rates charged on jumbo loans are higher. Fortunately, if a teacher is looking around long enough and compares different interest rates offered by lenders, they could possibly get interest rates at par with the interest rates on conforming loans.
Down Payments
Down payments are affordable on conforming loans. A teacher has different options to choose from with respect to the initial payment (down payment), starting from a meager percentage of 3% of the value of the assessed sale price of the home. With jumbo loans, it is 10% of the value of the sale price of the home as the minimum you can get and that is if you are fortunate to get that, the down payment rate is usually set at 20%.
So how do you qualify for a jumbo loan, from the Educator Mortgage Program, by Supreme Lending?
Qualification Requirements for Jumbo Loans, from the Educator Mortgage Program
Qualifications for a Jumbo Loan:
- Ample cash reserve.
- Provision of tax documentations (1099s and W-2s), investment accounts and bank statements.
- Auxiliary home assessment/evaluation.
- 700-720 credit score rating.
- Low debt-to-income ratio.
Once a teacher has these qualification requirements in check, you are closer to securing a jumbo loan than you may think. Let us help you get there! Reach out to our team at the Educator Mortgage Program, By Supreme Lending, to evaluate your qualification requirements and secure a jumbo loan for you.
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Our Educator Mortgage Process
Everyone employed within the education industry is eligible for the Educator Mortgage Program. The Educator Mortgage Program offers reduced closing costs, reduced real estate agent fees, priority loan processing, and donation to the school program of your choice.
Step 1: Apply Online or Call us!
Simply apply for a home purchase or home refinance loan to find out your options. Speak to a loan officer today. Apply online or call now!
Step 2: Processing & Underwriting
The process of getting a home loan can often be a confusing and stressful time. With the Educator Mortgage Program, we strive to take the guess work and stress away. Our dedicated staff works diligently to make the process as fast and easy as possible. Educators take priority in our world.
Step 3: Closing & Donation
After completing the loan process, we will take care of any last minute details and schedule your closing. You let us know what school department you want us to donate to! Does the math department need new calculators? Or does the gym need some new equipment? You tell us where to allocate those funds. You shape our children, our communities, our future. Let us serve you, your family, your future. Call us today.