Conventional Loan Types

We offer a range of conventional loan programs designed to fit your goals — from purchasing your first home to funding a custom build.



Purchase Loans

Ready to buy a home you love? Our conventional purchase options can make it happen — even with little to no money down.

Fannie Mac HomeReady®

Freddie Mac Home Possible®

Freddie Mac HomeOne

Refinance

Looking to lower your monthly payment, eliminate mortgage insurance, or tap into home equity? We’ve got refinance options to help you move forward.



Renovation Loans

Finance your home and the improvements you
want — all in one loan.

Construction Loans

Building your dream home? We can help with
financing from the ground up.

Conventional Down
Payment Assistance

Homeownership is closer than you think. We offer down payment and closing cost support through national and local programs, and we’ll guide you to the ones that best fit your needs.

Conventional Loan Requirements

To qualify for a conventional loan, we’ll assess your income, assets, and credit history. Here’s what to expect:

Proof of Income

Typically includes 30 days of pay stubs, 2 years of W-2s and tax returns, and 60 days of bank statements.


Assets

We’ll verify you have funds for your down payment and closing costs. Gift funds are allowed — with a gift letter.

Employment Verification

We confirm your current job status and income. Recent job changes may require prior employer contact.

Other Documentation

You’ll need a valid ID and your Social Security number for verification.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is a conventional loan different from other mortgages

Conventional loans aren’t backed by the federal government. Instead, they follow the guidelines set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and usually fall within conforming loan limits.

Can a conventional loan be transferred to someone else

Typically, no. Most conventional mortgages have a due-on-sale clause, which means the remaining balance is due when the property is sold. That said, certain situations — like inheritance or divorce — might allow an assumption.

What sets FHA and conventional loans apart

FHA loans are government-insured and usually easier to qualify for with lower credit or smaller down payments.

Conventional loans can offer more flexibility — like buying a second home or investment property — and mortgage insurance can be removed once you build 20% equity. FHA mortgage insurance often lasts for the full loan term.

Let’s Make It Happen

At Choice Mortgage Group, we’re not just here to get you a loan — we’re here to make sure you feel confident and cared for. With empathy in every mortgage and a team that’s walked in your shoes, we’re committed to delivering outstanding service that exceeds expectations.



Ready to explore your options?

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