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Maryland Million Mortgage Loan - $2MM to $40 Million Mortgage loan programs are available throughout Maryland and the Washington DC area

Due to the large number of mortgage options, it is important to consult with a professional regarding your Maryland mortgage loan to ensure that you have a mortgage loan that is suited for your individual needs.

Bethesda home values often require borrowers to take out employ $1+ Million Mortgage loan products.

Virginia Million Mortgage - $2MM to $30 Million Mortgage Loan financing is widely available in Virginia, including around the Washington DC metro area.

Due to the large number of mortgage options, it is important to consult with a professional regarding your Virgina mortgage loan to ensure that you have a mortgage loan that is suited for your individual needs.

Great Falls in Fairfax county is a popular place for $1+ Million Mortgage loans.

Conforming Loans - Conventional home mortgages eligible for sale and delivery to either the Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA) or the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (FHLMC). These agencies generally purchase first mortgages up to loan amounts mandated by Congressional directive

Conforming loan size limits make these mortgages unavailable to many residents of higher cost states such as California, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, Florida, Maryland, Washington DC, and Washington. Borrowers in these states increasingly require non-conforming jumbo or super jumbo loans.

Conforming loans go can be approved through a process called automated underwriting. Typically these types of loans will require a credit score of 620+ but because there is a sophisticated formula used in the computation that takes into account compensating factors like assets and cash reserves, it is wise to have your broker try to approve it thorough automated underwriting even if your score is below 620.

The other possibility is an FHA loan. The credit limitations are less stringent and the rates are often better than even conforming loans.

Conforming loans are less than $417,000. They generally have a lower rate than loans above that amount which are called non-conforming, or jumbo.

"Conforming mortgages" as they are called consists of all home mortgages that meet the underwriting requirements of the portfolio and government sponsored enterprises.

The $57,350 increase in conventional loan limits comes at an opportune time, as the interest rates have been creeping up since last August. A 30 year conforming loan at 6.25% versus a non-conforming (jumbo) loan at 6.75% would increase the monthly payment by $138.

These loans offer the best rates for borrowers. You do not need perfect credit to qualify and they also will take very high debt to income ratios, sometimes as high as 65%.

Another factor of conforming loans is a persons credit history. Government Sponsored Entities such as FNMA have credit history standards for credit depth, timely payments, trade line diversification, and risk scores.

With the use of automated underwriting, many loans that might not have been approved as a traditional conforming loan, can be approved as a conforming (A paper) loan with the assistance of compensating factors such as: low debt to income ratio's, low loan to value, low mortgage terms (10 year, 15 year, 20 year), and/or lots of verifiable liquid assets (checking, savings, mutual funds, 401k's, etc...). Any combination of these compensating factors may be what it takes to give your loan that little extra something to qualify you for that conforming rate you desire. An experienced mortgage broker will generally have the knowledge and resources to provide you with the best opportunities and automated underwriting engines available to qualify you for a conforming loan and get you the best mortgage rates available.

Conforming loans are typically what brokers refer to as A paper loans for A borrowers.

Conforming loan amount limits may change from year to year. As of 2006 the conforming loan amount limit is $417,000.00 anything over that amount is usually considered a jumbo loan.

Besides setting the Conforming Loan Limits, Fannie Mae (FNMA) and Freddie Mac (FHLMC) also limits the type of homes used as collaterals for Conforming Loans. For a loan to be Conforming (eligible for delivery to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac), the property used to secure the mortgage has to be a Single Family Residence, 2 family, 3 family, 4 family residence, condominium, cooperative, or Planned Unit Development. Loans that are secured by Mixed-use (residential homes with a commercial unit) and properties with more than four units are considered Non-conforming.

Conforming loans are the lowest available interest rates for home financing.

Mortgages of $650,000 or more are considered super jumbo mortgages. While jumbo mortgages are only slightly more difficult to obtain than conforming mortgages, there are very few lenders and sources of funding for super jumbo mortgages. Working with a company specialized in super jumbo mortgage financing ensures that your high value refinance or purchase mortgage transaction will have a positive outcome.

Single-Family Mortgage Conforming Loan Limits effective January 1, 2006:
First mortgages
•One-family loans: $417,000
•Two-family loans: $533,850
•Three-family loans: $645,300
•Four-family loans: $801,950

One- to four- family mortgages in Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands are 50 percent higher than the conforming limits for the rest of the country.

Conforming limits for second mortgages
•$208,500
•In Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and the U.S. Virgin Islands: $312,750

Loan amounts higher than conforming loan limits are considered jumbo loans.

Conforming loans are easier to sell to investors.

Negative Amortization Loan - Negative Amortization Loan programs, which were once available to only the wealthiest of a banks customers due to their ability to allow borrowers to defer interest, are now being marketed to more "conventional" self employed borrowers, business owners, and beneficiaries of passive income, investment income, rental income or even substantial bonus or commission income.

When they were originally introduced, negative amortization loan programs were marketed under names such as "deferred interest mortgage" or "payment cap ARM", which very accurately reflect the nature of these "neg-am" mortgages, which are very powerful tools intended for homeowners with a certain degree of financial sophistication. While reverse mortgages are one type of negative amortization loan, the sort which have received the most press and the widest number of names are the so called "pay option" negative amortization loan program, which allows borrowers to choose each month whether or not they will defer or pay down the interest due on their mortgage.

As negative amortization loans have entered the mainstream in recent years, they have shed their "technical" sounding names and have been marketed to consumers under a nearly countless number of different monikers.

Here is a list of some of the most popular names for negative amortization loan programs, compiled by mortgage professionals from across the industry, although no opinions are expressed or implied about these loans or the companies who market them. This is just a list of names for nagative amortization loan programs:

The negative amortization loan may increase your principal balance when your monthly payment is below the interest accrued on your loan that month.

Minimum Payment Option

Investor Loan

Minimum Payment Option ARM

Deferred Interest Loan.

GPM

Fixed Negative Amortization Loan

Graduated Payment Mortgage

OptPay ARM

1% Loan

1-1 Buydown (no negative amortization if buy down account is fully funded)

Option Payment

Scheduled Negative Amortization Loan

Fixed Rate Pick a Pay

Equity Builder

Neg-Am Loan

0.25% Option ARM

Interest Only (misnomer)

Quicken Smart Loan

Fixed Pick a Pay

Pick Your Payment

Secure Advantage

Deferred Interest Mortgage

Minimum Payment Loan

Pay Option

Negative Mortgage

1% Mortgage

Cash Flow Advantage

Cash Flow Construction Loan

Pay Option ARM

Fixed Option ARM

Power Option ARM

Flex Option

Flex Pay Option

Negative Amortization Mortgage

NegAm Home Loan

Cash Flow ARM

Flex 5

Secure Advantage

Payment Cap ARM

5 Year Fixed Pay Option

30 Year Fixed Rate Option ARM

Pick a Pay

Pick a Payment

Smart Choice

Smart 30 Mortgage

1 Month MTA

1 Month ARM

Self Employed Cash Flow Loan

Investor ARM

12 MAT Mortgage

Lower Than Interest Only

Managed Mortgage Amortization Loan

Pay Advantage Plus

MTA Option ARM

Fixed Rate Option ARM

Fixed Pay Option

Power Fixed 30

COSI ARM

One Percent Mortgage

Payment Advantage Mortgage

Deferred Interest Home Loan

3-2-1 Buydown (no negative amortization if buy down account is fully funded)

Reverse Mortgage

Monthly Adjustable Rate Mortgage

FlexPay

2-1 Buydown (no negative amortization if buy down account is fully funded)

Flexible Payment Loan

Negative Equity Loan

5 Year Cashflow Loan

Washington D.C. Down Payment Assistance Programs - Washington D.C. Down Payment Assistance Programs

District of Columbia Greater Washington Urban League (Very Low Income) Home Purchase Assistance Program (VPAP)
$20,000 (202) 265-8200
District of Columbia Greater Washington Urban League Employer Assistance Housing Program (EAHP)
$11,500 (202) 265-8200
District of Columbia Greater Washington Urban League, Inc. (Low Income) Home Purchase Assistance Program (HPAP)
$15,000 (202) 265-8200
District of Columbia Greater Washington Urban League, Inc. (Moderate Income) Home Purchase Assistance Program (MPAP)
$10,000 (202) 265-8200
District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA) Scattered Site Program (SSP)
100,000 (202) 535-2572

Maryland Mortgage Loans ( MD Mortgage ) - There are many mortgage loan programs available in the state of Maryland. Some of the more common loan programs available for refinance or purchase are:

- 100% Financing
- 80/20 No MI
- 115% Cash Out Refinance
- First Time Home Buyer Programs
- Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac Loan Programs
- 40 Year Mortgage
- Non Conforming (Impaired Credit)
- Stated Income (No Income Verification)
- Bankruptcy Buyout
- Multi Unit Programs

Many other loan programs are available. If you have any questions about a loan program feel free to contact a mortgage consultant at (800)515-8443 or via email PrivateClient@RefinanceOne.net

FHA Lending in the State of Maryland - FHA mortgage loans are an excellent source of financing in the State of Maryland. FHA loans are a government insured loan that tends to be a little more lenient credit-wise than traditional Fannie Mae financing. With purchase money financing with just 2.25% down and cash-out refinancing up to 95% of the value of your home, FHA mortgage financing may be your best bet. Contact your mortgage professional at (800)515-8443 or via e-mail at PrivateClient@RefinanceOne.net.

FHA allows for financing just 2 years after the discharge of a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, provided you have re-established good credit. You may refinance out of a Current Chapter 13 Bankruptcy payment plan provided you have the trustee's permission, a timely mortgage history, and a timely payment history on your bankruptcy. You must have had the payment plan for at least 1 year.

If you own a mobile home on a permanent foundation in the State of Maryland you may be eligible for FHA Financing. You must own the land as well and the mobile home must been constructed after June 15, 1976. FHA financing allows for singlewide, doublewide, and triplewide financing.

In order for a mobile home to be financed by FHA it needs to be permanently fixed to its foundation. A structural engineer will need to provide certification for FHA to accept this. One also needs a FHA lender that will allow for mobile home financing. This mortgage broker can assist you with this information.

There are mortgage limits to FHA loans in Maryland. These are dependent in which Maryland county you live in. Counties closer to Washington, D.C. and Baltimore have a larger mortgage size available - approx $362,000. Counties in outlying areas such as Western Maryland or the Eastern Shore are between $200,000 and $225,000. Contact Refinance One to request further information.

Are you interested in becoming a landlord and perhaps getting your tenants to pay your mortgage? FHA allows up to 4 unit property's to be purchased with one of their loans so long as you are going to be living in one of the units. FHA allows for 85% of the incoming rent to be used as qualifying income. I.E., if each of the other units rents for $1000, then you will be able to use an additional $2,550/mos as income to help qualify for your 4 unit building.

When you get a FHA loan you are required to have mortgage insurance if your loan amount is over 80%. To figure out how much your mortgage insurance is you multiply your loan amount by 1.5%. This is actually a mortgage insurace fee. The monthly fee is multiplying your loan amount by 0.5% then dividing by 12. This is usually much better than the PMI that is calculated for conforming loans over 80%.

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Feeling Like a Square Peg in a Round Hole? Super Jumbo mortgage lending is a highly specialized field, requiring a level of expertise gained only through the experience of handling a large number of multi-million dollar transactions.  If you're tired of lenders trying to "fit" your unique financial needs into their conventional lending comfort zone, consider becoming a Private Client of R1.

Get More Information from the Super Jumbo Experts. Call (800)290-4770 or Fax (800)517-7095

Where is Your Home?	Start Here Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington, DC Washington State West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming		How Much is it Worth?	Below $650,000.00 $650,000.00 $700,000.00 $750,000.00 $800,000.00 $850,000.00 $900,000.00 $950,000.00 It's OK to Estimate $1.00 Million $1.10 Million $1.20 Million $1.30 Million $1.40 Million $1.50 Million $1.60 Million $1.70 Million $1.80 Million $1.90 Million $2.00 Million $2.25 Million $2.50 Million $2.75 Million $3.00 Million $3.50 Million $4.00 Million $4.50 Million $5.00 Million $6.00 Million $7.00 Million $8.00 Million $9.00 Million $10.00 Million $12.50 Million $15.00 Million $17.50 Million $20.00 Million $25.00 Million $30.00 Million $35.00 Million $40.00 Million or More
How Can We Help You?	Take Cash Out Improve Cash Flow Fix Interest Rate Consolidate Debt Purchase a Home Construction Loan Non-USA National		Desired Loan Amount	Below $650,000.00 $650,000.00 $700,000.00 $750,000.00 $800,000.00 $850,000.00 $900,000.00 $950,000.00 It's OK to Estimate $1.00 Million $1.10 Million $1.20 Million $1.30 Million $1.40 Million $1.50 Million $1.60 Million $1.70 Million $1.80 Million $1.90 Million $2.00 Million $2.25 Million $2.50 Million $2.75 Million $3.00 Million $3.50 Million $4.00 Million $4.50 Million $5.00 Million $6.00 Million $7.00 Million $8.00 Million $9.00 Million $10.00 Million $12.50 Million $15.00 Million $17.50 Million $20.00 Million $25.00 Million $30.00 Million $35.00 Million $40.00 Million or More
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