Estimate Your Mortgage Affordability & Explore Financing Options
Find out how much home you can afford and get expert mortgage guidance from The Damon Home Team.
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Calculate Your Mortgage & Explore Financing Options
Find out how much home you can afford and get expert mortgage guidance from The Damon Home Team.
Explore the Best Mortgage Options for Your Situation
Great for buyers with strong credit and a solid down payment. (5-20% down required)
Conventional Loans – Great for buyers with strong credit and a solid down payment. (5-20% down required)
FHA Loans – Perfect for first-time buyers with lower credit scores. (3.5% down required)
VA Loans – Exclusive benefits for veterans and active military. (0% down, no PMI)
USDA Loans – Ideal for rural homebuyers. (0% down, lower interest rates)
Jumbo Loans – Designed for high-value properties above conventional loan limits.
Start Your Home Buying Journey with Pre-Approval
Getting pre-approved gives you a competitive edge and helps you understand your buying power.
FHA First-Time Buyer Programs – Lower down payments and flexible credit requirements.
NH Housing Grants & Down Payment Assistance – State-funded assistance programs for eligible buyers.
VA Home Loans (For veterans & military families – $0 down!)
Tax Credits & Closing Cost Assistance – Government-backed programs to reduce upfront costs.
Have Questions About Home Financing?
We’ve Got Answers!
Here are some of the most common mortgage-related questions we receive.
1. How much should I save for a down payment?
It depends on the loan type—conventional loans typically require 5-20%, while FHA and VA loans require less.
2. What’s the difference between pre-qualification and pre-approval?
Pre-qualification is an estimate, while pre-approval means a lender has verified your financials.
3. How does my credit score affect my mortgage rate?
Higher credit scores usually mean lower interest rates. Aim for 700+ for the best terms.
4. Can I buy a home while still paying off student loans?
Yes! Lenders consider your debt-to-income ratio when approving loans.
5. How do I lock in a mortgage rate?
Once pre-approved, you can lock in your rate with a lender to protect against market changes.
Ready to Take the Next Step? Let’s Talk Financing!
Whether you’re buying your first home or upgrading, our team is here to guide you through the financing process.
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