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Jumbo 7/1 ARM

<p class="MsoNormal">This program offers an extra low initial interest rate for loan amounts over $424,100 (or $636,150 in some areas).&nbsp;</p>

Benefits

Higher Borrowing Limits

Finance properties above conventional loan limits.

Lower Initial Payments

Enjoy lower payments during the first seven years compared to fixed-rate jumbo loans.

No Mortgage Insurance

Typically, mortgage insurance is not required, saving you money monthly.

Flexibility

Ideal for those planning to sell or refinance within seven years.

Jumbo 7/1 ARM Loan Information

<p>A Jumbo 7/1 ARM is designed for financing high-value properties that exceed conventional loan limits. To better understand how this loan can help you purchase your luxury home, you can start by <a href="/apply">speaking to one of our seasoned experts</a>.</p>

How Jumbo 7/1 ARMs Work

<ul><li>Fixed interest rate for the first 7 years</li><li>Annual rate adjustments after the initial fixed period</li><li>Exceeds conforming loan limits (currently $766,550 in most areas for 2024)</li><li>Designed for high-value and luxury properties</li></ul>

Eligibility Criteria

<ul><li>Credit Score: Typically 700 or higher</li><li>Debt-to-Income Ratio: Usually less than 43%</li><li>Down Payment: Generally between 10% and 20%</li><li>Cash Reserves: 6 to 12 months of mortgage payments</li><li>Income: Higher income requirements compared to conventional loans</li></ul>

Documentation Requirements

<p>Expect to provide:</p><ul><li>Detailed proof of assets and liabilities</li><li>W-2s and tax returns</li><li>Employment verification</li><li>Bank statements</li><li>Investment account statements</li></ul>

Pros and Cons of Jumbo 7/1 ARM Loans

<p>Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of a Jumbo 7/1 ARM can help you make an informed decision.</p>

Pros

<ul><li>Finance high-value properties above conforming limits</li><li>Lower initial interest rates compared to fixed-rate jumbo loans</li><li>Typically no mortgage insurance required</li><li>Flexibility for those planning to sell or refinance within 7 years</li><li>Potential for lower rates if market rates decrease</li></ul>

Cons

<ul><li>Strict qualification criteria</li><li>Higher down payment requirements</li><li>Potential for rate increases after the fixed period</li><li>Higher closing costs and fees</li><li>May require two appraisals</li><li>Complex loan terms may be difficult to understand</li></ul>