U.S. Bank Jumbo Mortgage Loan for Large Amounts

A mortgage loan that allows you to obtain higher amounts than those usually offered as a maximum by the usual mortgages. With this product you will pay a fixed interest rate a little higher than the one applied in normal fixed-rate mortgages, being able to deduct the interest if the amount of the loan does not exceed one million dollars.

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Purpose
For financiate: First or second residence
Destiny: Buy
Interest
Interest: From 5.5% for a 15-year term.
APR: 5.79%
Limits
Minimum of years: 15 years
Maximum years: 30 years
Minimum financing: $ 650,000
Maximum funding: Consult
Maximum percentage: Consult
Commissions
Investigation commission: Consult
Opening commission: Consult
Commission for advance payment: Consult
Commission for surrogacy: Consult

More information of Jumbo Loan

U.S. Bank's mortgage loansIn order to apply for a U.S. Bank Jumbo mortgage, you must meet more stringent requirements than with conventional mortgage loans. You must have a credit score greater than 740 FICO points, as well as have a minimum monthly income and the amount of debt compared to that income must not exceed 45%.

In addition, the appraisal or appraisal of the home must corroborate that the price is the one indicated and that the amount you are asking for the loan corresponds.

Jumbo loans are known as those mortgages that exceed the maximum price set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for conventional mortgage loans, which is currently set at around $650,000 USD, although in some states or areas where home prices are higher this limit may be higher.

The interest rate on the U.S. Bank Jumbo loan is fixed and is currently at a minimum of 5.5% (5.79% APR) for the shortest term of 15 years, although you can also apply for 20 or 30 year terms.

Depending on the state and county in which you receive, your credit score, your income and other variables, the bank will offer you different conditions, so if you want to know what your monthly payment, interest and fees will be, it is best to do a simulation on the bank's website.

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