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Smart, Flexible Financing

Tailored options for strong borrowers.

Whether you're buying a home or refinancing, conventional loans—including jumbo financing—offer flexible options and attractive terms for borrowers with strong credit.

Why Choose a Conventional Loan

Strong fit for qualified borrowers.

From conforming to jumbo options, these loans give you greater flexibility, better rates, and fewer restrictions—perfect for buyers with solid financials.

Overview of Jumbo Loan Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for a jumbo loan, borrowers must meet specific eligibility criteria, which typically include the following:

  • Credit Score: A minimum credit score of 700 is often required, though some lenders may accept lower scores.

  • Down Payment: A down payment of at least 10% to 20% is generally necessary, depending on the lender and loan amount.

  • Debt-to-Income Ratio: A debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of 43% or lower is typically preferred.

  • Income Verification: Borrowers must provide proof of stable income, often through tax returns, pay stubs, and bank statements.

  • Assets and Reserves: Lenders may require borrowers to have significant cash reserves, usually enough to cover several months of mortgage payments.

  • Property Appraisal: A professional appraisal is needed to confirm the property's value meets or exceeds the loan amount.

Credit Score Guidelines

A minimum credit score of 680 is typically recommended for Jumbo Loan approval. However, borrowers who fall short may still have options. Contact our team to explore flexible alternatives based on your financial profile.

Down Payment Requirements

Most Jumbo Loan programs require a down payment of at least 10.01%. Unlike conforming loans, these programs generally do not offer low down payment options or access to down payment assistance.

Debt-to-Income (DTI) Ratio Requirements

Jumbo Loans usually require a maximum DTI of 43%.To calculate DTI, divide your total monthly recurring debts (e.g., car payments, credit cards) by your gross monthly income.

Example:If your total monthly debts are $2,300 and your gross monthly income is $6,000:$2,300 ÷ $6,000 = 38.3% DTI

Mortgage Insurance Requirements

Unlike conventional loans, mortgage insurance is typically not available for Jumbo Loans. As a result, lenders often require higher down payments and stronger financial profiles.

Eligible Property Types

Eligible properties vary by product, but may include:

  • Primary residences or second homes

  • Single-family homes, townhomes (PUDs), and condominiums

  • 1–4 unit properties

  • Some products also allow investment properties

Refer to individual loan program guidelines for specific property eligibility.

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