Flexible terms, competitive rates and mortgage insurance that goes away. For buyers with solid credit who want the most straightforward path to closing.
Conventional loans follow Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guidelines rather than a government agency. Strong credit and a reasonable down payment unlock the best rates, and private mortgage insurance drops off once you reach 20% equity.
Apply now or talk through your options with Erick.
Pricing improves as your score and down payment increase. No one-size-fits-all rate.
Private mortgage insurance is removed at 20% equity. FHA insurance usually is not.
Single-family, condos, townhomes, 2 to 4 units, second homes and rentals.
Automated underwriting means most files are approved within days of submitting documents.
Conforming limits adjust annually, with higher ceilings in high-cost counties.
Lock a 30-year fixed, pay off faster with a 15-year, or lower the payment with an ARM.
Credit score of 620 or higher (higher scores earn better pricing)
Down payment of at least 3% (first-time buyers) or 5%
Debt-to-income ratio typically under 45% to 50%
Two years of stable income history
Cash reserves may be required for second homes and rentalsGuidelines vary by lender, program and property. Erick will confirm exact requirements for your file.
Ten minutes on the phone. You tell Erick the goal, he tells you the realistic options.
Send documents through a secure link. Most pre-approvals are issued the same day.
Rate locked, file submitted, updates in plain English every step.
Sign with a remote online notary where available, or in person. Keys in hand.
As little as 3% for qualifying first-time buyers and 5% for most others. Putting 20% down removes private mortgage insurance entirely.
Most lenders require 620 or higher. Scores above 740 generally get the best pricing.
Often, if your credit is strong. Conventional has no upfront mortgage insurance and PMI can be cancelled. FHA is more forgiving on credit and debt ratios. Erick runs both side by side so you can compare the real cost.
Yes. Investment properties typically require 15% to 25% down and have slightly higher rates.
It changes every year and is higher in high-cost areas. Loans above the limit are jumbo loans, which West Capital Lending also offers.
Call, email or send a quick message. Erick answers questions directly and tells you what fits, and what does not.
