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Fixed-Rate Home Loans


The standard in mortgage lending, for a reason.

What is a fixed-rate mortgage?


A fixed-rate mortgage is a home loan where the interest rate stays the same for the life of the loan. Through a fixed-rate loan, homeowners gain long-term stability and predictable payments. That’s part of why fixed-rate mortgages have become the favored choice of most borrowers.

Ask your Loan Officer for more details.

What are the benefits of a fixed-rate mortgage?


  • Your monthly mortgage payment stays the same throughout the life of the loan
  • No prepayment penalties if you refinance or sell
  • Nearly all government and conventional loan programs offer a fixed-rate term

How does a fixed rate mortgage work?


Lock in your rate

Interest rates on fixed-rate mortgages change all the time based on market trends. While we can’t guarantee your specific rate here and now, talk to one of our loan officers to lock in your exact interest rate.

How do I qualify for a fixed-rate mortgage?


Qualifying for a fixed-rate home loan is easier than you might think. Essentially, lenders calculate your income-to-debt ratio to gauge how efficiently you’d be able to pay off your loan. If they see that the numbers are doable, they’ll make it work for you.

Qualifying for a fixed-rate loan comes down to:

  • Good credit: anything higher than 720 is a good starting point for a conventional fixed rate, but there are also fixed-rate loans that require lower credit scores available from the FHA, VA and others
  • Employment history: lenders are looking for consistency
  • Monthly income: are you actually able to make the payments?

Loan Calculators


Use the calculator links below to help plan your home purchase or refinance.

Please note, the results are only estimates. Talk to your Loan Officer to get an official figure. We're here to get you home.

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