Mortgage Loan Options Going Exotic
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Mortgage Loan Options: Exploring Unique Choices
In the past, homebuyers had limited borrowing options. Today, there are many unique mortgage loans that cater to various needs.
Creative Mortgages
Securing a home loan can be stressful, but the mortgage market now offers creative solutions for nearly everyone.
1. The Two-Step Mortgage
The Two-Step Mortgage combines the benefits of both fixed and adjustable rates. Initially, it offers a lower fixed interest rate for about five years. After that, the rate changes based on current market conditions. This option is great for those who need an affordable initial rate to qualify for a loan.
2. Graduated Payment Mortgages
Graduated Payment Mortgages (GPMs) feature a payment plan that starts lower and gradually increases. For five to seven years, your payments can be 10 to 20 percent less than a fixed-rate mortgage. After this period, payments will be higher. This option is beneficial if you want to qualify for a larger loan or plan to sell your home after its value appreciates within five years.
3. Shared Appreciation Mortgages
Shared Appreciation Mortgages (SAMs) involve borrowing money with the agreement to share a portion of your home's future appreciation with the lender. Usually offered by private investors or even family members, SAMs can demand up to 50 percent of the appreciation but come with significantly reduced interest rates. This option is ideal for individuals with poor credit who lack other choices.
These three mortgage options are just a glimpse of the many possibilities available. To find the best fit for your situation, consult a reputable mortgage broker who can guide you through the options.
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