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Jumbo 30-Year

<p>A 30-year fixed-rate jumbo loan is the traditional choice for loan amounts over $424,100 (or $636,150 in some areas).</p>

Benefits

Higher Loan Limits

Finance high-value properties beyond conventional loan limits.

Flexible Options

Choose between fixed-rate or adjustable-rate options to suit your needs.

Long-Term Financing

30-year term offers lower monthly payments compared to shorter-term loans.

Investment Potential

Finance primary residences, vacation homes, or investment properties.

Jumbo 30-Year Mortgage Information

<p>Jumbo 30-year mortgages are designed for financing high-value properties that exceed conventional loan limits. To better understand how this loan can help you purchase your dream home, you can start by <a href="/apply">speaking to one of our seasoned experts</a>.</p>

How Jumbo 30-Year Loans Work

<ul><li>Exceeds conforming loan limits set by FHFA (currently $766,550 in most areas)</li><li>Available in fixed-rate or adjustable-rate options</li><li>30-year term for lower monthly payments</li><li>Not guaranteed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac</li></ul>

Eligibility Criteria

<ul><li>Credit score: Typically 700 or higher</li><li>Debt-to-income ratio: Usually less than 45%</li><li>Cash reserves: 6 to 24 months of mortgage payments</li><li>Down payment: Generally 10% to 20%</li><li>Property appraisal required, sometimes two appraisals</li></ul>

Loan Types

<ul><li><strong>Fixed-Rate:</strong> Interest rate remains unchanged for the entire 30-year term</li><li><strong>Adjustable-Rate (ARM):</strong> Initial fixed rate period followed by periodic adjustments</li></ul>

Pros and Cons of Jumbo 30-Year Mortgages

<p>Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of a Jumbo 30-Year mortgage can help you make an informed decision.</p>

Pros

<ul><li>Higher loan limits for expensive properties</li><li>Options for fixed or adjustable rates</li><li>Ability to finance primary homes, vacation homes, or investment properties</li><li>Lower monthly payments due to 30-year term</li></ul>

Cons

<ul><li>Higher interest rates compared to conforming loans</li><li>Stricter eligibility criteria</li><li>Substantial down payments required</li><li>Limited lender options</li><li>Higher closing costs</li></ul>