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FIXED RATE
As the most popular mortgage program for
homebuyers, a fixed rate mortgage offers the stability and consistency of
predictable monthly payments for the life of the loan. It may be a good
choice for people who expect to live in a home for an extended period of
time, or who want to lock in current low interest rates. With a fixed rate
mortgage, payments remain constant, allowing you to plan and budget
without factoring potential interest rate fluctuations.
Features of The Bank of
Southside Virginia Fixed Rate Mortgage Programs
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Standard 10, 15, 20,
25, 30 and 40-year repayment terms
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Jumbo 15 and 30-year
terms for loans over $417,000.00
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ADJUSTABLE
RATE
With a typically lower mortgage payment,
Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs) are an increasingly popular alternative
to the conventional fixed rate mortgage for homeowners trying to get the
most home for the lowest payment. The downside of the lower payment is a
potential increase in the monthly payment over time, if interest rates
rise. Therefore, ARMs are most appropriate for people who anticipate an
increase in their income during the life of their loan, or who plan on
moving in five to seven years.
Features of The Bank of
Southside Virginia Adjustable Rate Mortgage Programs
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Standard 1, 3, 5, and
7 year initial fixed interest period with 30 year terms
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Many ARMs have a
"cap" on the amount the mortgage can rise, to protect you against
dramatic increases in interest rates
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INTEREST ONLY OR INTEREST FIRST
These types of loans offer the ability to
pay interest only for a period of time and then the loan converts to
principal and interest payments. These types of loans may be appropriate
for someone who plans on moving in 5 to 7 years.
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VA
Veterans Affairs (VA) Loans
Available to veterans of the armed services, active-duty personnel,
reservists, and their spouses, VA mortgages require no down payment and
offer some of the easiest qualifying requirements of any home loan. To
find out if you qualify for a VA loan, ask your loan officer for an 1880
form for you to complete. After you have completed this form, take it and
your discharge papers (or DD214) to your local VA office to determine your
eligibility. Active military personnel may also be eligible for a VA loan.
http://www.homeloans.va.gov/
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VHDA
(Virginia Housing
Development Authority)
VHDA is a private agency established in 1973
that sells bonds to fund loans for Virginians who are first- time homebuyers to
enable them to purchase affordable housing. Interest rates on VHDA loans
are typically slightly lower than loans funded by other investors. Income
limits and other restrictions are imposed on most VHDA funded loans. A
first-time homebuyer is defined by VHDA as someone who has not owned real
estate
in the past three years. While most loan programs are aimed at first-time
homebuyers, a few new programs have been developed to meet the needs of
current homeowners. speedbump-vhda.htm
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All mortgage loans are subject to credit approval,
verification, collateral evaluation and eligibility. Rates change
daily and can only be guaranteed when a rate lock has been issued.
Programs, terms and conditions are subject to change without
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