Conventional Mortgage Financing
A Versatile Option for Many Homebuyers.
Conventional loans are one of the most commonly used mortgage options and can work well for buyers looking for flexibility in property type, financing structure, and long-term goals.
Unlike government-backed mortgage programs, conventional loans are financed through private lenders and generally follow established conventional lending guidelines. They may be used for primary residences, second homes, and certain investment properties.
The right loan structure depends on more than just the program name. Keith Valentine and Adelina Hanson can help you look at the full picture — including the property, your goals, available financing options, and the path that makes the most sense for you.
Flexible Uses
Available for many primary homes, second homes, and qualifying investment properties.
Multiple Options
Loan structure and terms can be evaluated around your specific financing goals.
Broad Appeal
A popular financing path for buyers across a wide range of homeownership situations.
When Might a Conventional Loan Make Sense?
Conventional financing may be worth exploring if you're considering situations such as:
- Purchasing a primary residence.
- Buying a second home or vacation property.
- Financing an eligible investment property.
- Refinancing an existing mortgage.
- Comparing conventional financing against other available mortgage programs.
The Process
From Conversation to Closing.
01
Start With Your Goals
Tell us about the home, your timeline, and what you're hoping to accomplish.
02
Review Your Options
We'll help you understand available financing paths and the differences between them.
03
Move Forward With Confidence
Once you've selected the direction that fits, our team helps guide the mortgage process toward closing.
Loan availability, qualification requirements, rates, terms, and program guidelines vary by borrower and property. Contact our team for current information specific to your situation.