Our Loan Options

The right loan, at the right time, under the right terms.

Different loan programs have different benefits and drawbacks. At Mortgages by Richard, we want to help you choose the loan that best suits your needs. Please reach out to us for a free consultation to begin your journey today.

If you are a veteran, active-duty personnel, or the surviving spouse of a veteran, we encourage you to utilize your VA benefits to finance your home purchase. This loan option entails no down payment and eliminates the need for mortgage insurance, resulting in lower monthly payments.
Small Down Payment, Big Opportunity. FHA loans present an avenue to enter the real estate market, particularly for individuals with limited funds for a down payment or those requiring flexible qualification options.
If you are seeking a loan that offers significant purchasing power, we recommend considering a Conventional loan. This adaptable loan option provides flexibility in terms of the required down payment and enables you to purchase primary residences, vacation homes, and investment properties.
Looking for a mortgage loan that does not require any down payment, you might be interested in the USDA loan. This is a program offered by the United States Department of Agriculture to help rural property owners buy a home.
If you are considering upgrading your current home or acquiring an investment property or second home, it is worth exploring the advantages of jumbo loan financing. These loans cater to borrowers, including first-time homeowners, who require financing of $726,200 or more.
If saving for a down payment feels like the biggest hurdle to buying a home, you're not alone. Down payment assistance (DPA) mortgage loans are designed to help bridge that gap—making homeownership more attainable for those who qualify. Let’s explore how these programs work, who they benefit, and how you can take the next step toward owning your dream home.
Not every borrower fits into the traditional lending mold—and that’s perfectly okay. Specialty loans are designed to meet the needs of those with unique financial situations, offering flexible solutions when conventional mortgages aren’t the right fit. Whether you're self-employed, a retiree, or facing credit challenges, this guide will help you understand how specialty loans can open doors to homeownership.
Reverse mortgages offer a unique way for homeowners aged 62 and older to convert part of their home equity into cash—without selling their home or taking on monthly mortgage payments. If you're looking for financial flexibility in retirement, this option might be worth exploring.
Thinking about buying a home that needs a little TLC? The FHA 203(k) loan might be your perfect match. This renovation-friendly mortgage lets you roll the cost of repairs into your home loan—making your dream home a reality, even if it needs a facelift.

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