Conventional Loans
Conventional loans require 20 percent down, and therefore do not require mortgage insurance. They can be obtained directly through the State Bank of Alcester, and State Bank of Alcester will service these loans.
- Fixed-Rate, Long-Term Loans
For more information, contact Amanda.
Community Home Improvement Program (CHIP)
This program offers low-interest loans for low-to-moderate income homeowners for the improvement, repair or addition to the borrower’s present single family home. Interest rates are very attractive and dependent on the applicant’s income. There are no origination fees with this loan program. CHIP loans have level monthly payments.
If you do not qualify for a CHIP loan, other home improvement loans are available. For more information, contact Amanda or visit the SDHDA website.
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development (RD) Loan Guarantee Program
Under the terms of the USDA Rural Development Loan Guarantee program, an individual or family may borrow up to 100 percent of the appraised value of the home, which may eliminate the need for cash for a down payment or closing costs. A common barrier to owning a home for many people is the lack of funds to make a down payment. The availability of the loan guarantees makes the reality of owning a home available to a much larger percentage of Americans.
For more information, contact Amanda or visit the USDA Rural Development website.
Veterans Affairs (VA) Loan Guarantee Program
VA’s guaranty allows the bank to offer veterans loans with more favorable loan terms. The amount of guaranty depends on the loan amount and whether the veteran used some entitlement previously. The amount of the guaranty also depends on the appraised value of the property. The local VA office can provide more details on guaranty and entitlement amounts.
For more information, contact Amanda or visit the VA Home Loans website.
Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)
Take advantage of the cash value of your home and decide what you want to do with the money. By using the equity of your home, you can qualify for a sizable amount of credit at an interest rate that is relatively low, plus you may be allowed to deduct the interest on your taxes because the debt is secured by your home. You should consult a tax adviser regarding the deductibility of your interest.
For more information, contact Amanda.
Loans subject to credit approval. Product descriptions contained herein do not take the place of required disclosures under federal and state regulations. Please contact us for disclosures appropriate to these accounts.