Loans for the First-Time
Home Buyer in Redding, CA
Become an educated first-time home buyer.
Buying your first home is one of the most exciting times in life. The last thing you want to do is lose that excitement because of an over-complicated loan process. While there are a lot of different options and programs to choose from, the important thing is being confident that you get an appropriate loan and that you are being supported by your lending company.
Educated first-time home buyers who have done their research are the ones who get the optimal deals. Yes, the loan process is often unique to each person’s situation, but the goal as a first-time home buyer is to build your purchasing power. We’re here to help you get there.
What are my loan options?
FIRST-TIME HOME BUYERS HAVE SOME GREAT LOAN OPTIONS.
Beyond choosing whether you will do a fixed-rate or adjustable-rate loan, there are many loan programs designed to help the first-time home buyer. Learning the basics about each option will help you make a smart and educated decision when you are ready to apply.
Every person has different needs and factors that affect which loan is appropriate for them, so our goal at US Lending Company is to get you the loan and terms to fit your situation. These are some popular loan programs that could be great for you to explore further:
Main Loan Options
WHICH LOAN IS APPROPRIATE FOR ME?
To help determine which loan works for your situation, we can provide plenty of advice and free information to help you find an appropriate loan. Our goal is to give you all the tools and knowledge to make an educated decision on choosing an appropriate loan.
As well as providing information online, we are also available for a free consultation that will give you an opportunity to ask us any questions about the different loan options and programs, or about interest rates, and how to avoid private mortgage insurance. To learn more about the loan process, download our complimentary home buyer guide, and start understanding your options and increasing your buying power.