As a mortgage broker, I compare conventional, government-backed, and non-QM programs across the lenders I work with, so the loan fits your situation instead of the other way around.
Justin Lazzaro, NMLS #1229453 | Reasy Financial, LLC, NMLS #2446155 | Licensed in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Texas
The programs most buyers start with. Open one to see who it fits, how it works, and what to know before you apply.
A flexible option for buyers with steady credit and some down payment saved.
Lower credit and down payment minimums, popular with first-time buyers.
A home loan benefit for eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and surviving spouses.
Non-QM loans are for borrowers who do not fit standard documentation. They qualify income and credit in other ways.
A non-QM option for real estate investors. Qualifying is based on the property's rental income rather than your personal income.
A non-QM option for self-employed borrowers. Income is documented with bank statement deposits instead of tax returns.
A non-QM option for borrowers with substantial savings or investments. Qualifying income is calculated from your assets rather than a paycheck.
Qualify with 1099 forms or a profit and loss statement prepared by your tax professional.
Home loans for borrowers who file taxes with an ITIN instead of a Social Security number.
Options after a bankruptcy, foreclosure, or short sale, before agency waiting periods end.
If you already own a home, these are the ways to improve your loan or put your equity to work.
Replace your current mortgage to change the rate, the term, or the loan type.
Replace your mortgage with a larger one and receive the difference in cash at closing.
Streamline and cash-out refinance options for eligible veterans and service members.
Borrow against your equity and leave your first mortgage in place.
Short-term financing that lets you buy your next home before your current one sells.
See an estimate of what your home is worth before you decide. It is not an appraisal.
Programs and tools for first-time buyers, investors, and anyone building a home.
Programs for buyers with limited savings or a shorter credit history.
Grants and second loans that help cover the cash needed to close, where available.
A seller or builder credit that lowers your payment in the early years of the loan.
Conventional and DSCR financing for rentals, plus second home loans.
One loan that covers the lot, the build, and the permanent mortgage.
Not sure which loan fits? Answer a few questions and I will point you to the right program.
Pick a time that works for you. We'll go over your goals and next steps, no pressure, just a conversation. Prefer to call or text instead? Reach me directly at (412) 638-4982, or book a quick Zoom if that's easier.