Denver County Loan Programs

You're closer than ever to realizing your dream of home ownership, or re-financing your existing, high-priced Denver County loan. We also finance commercial properties.

Just fill out our online Denver County mortgage application,
or call (303) 495-5655 today.

Not Sure Which Program Is Right For You?
Our range of Denver County mortgage products and properties makes it easy to find the right Denver County loan program and home for you.

Contact us today to help find your solution.

A Conventional Denver County Fixed-Rate Loan Buyer:

• Has at least a 3%-5% down payment and a solid credit history that offsets the need for the typical 20% to 25% required down paymen.
• Has closing costs and a reserve on hand.
• Has good to excellent credit.
• Qualifies for market-rate interest (lower monthly payments).
• Doesn't require creative financing.
• Seeks financial stability and security.
• Has low, outstanding debt, for example credit card debt, medical expenses, etc.
• Has increasing earnings power.
• Can afford mortgage insurance if required by the lender.

A Typical Denver County ARM Buyer:

• Can expect with some certainty that his or her income will increase.
• Desires a home that is slightly out of his or her financial reach.
• Desires a short-term ownership.
• Cannot qualify at market rates and needs a lower initial interest rate.
• Wishes to buy a Denver County property when conventional fixed-rates are high or when rates are expected to decline.
• Wishes to take advantage of an ARM's conversion option.
• Does not need the security - emotional or financial - of a fixed-rate mortgage.
• Wants the loan to adjust based on inflation and economic swings.
• Wants to shop for an index and adjustment period that best coincides with his or her needs in purchasing the Denver County property.

Go to Denver County Commercial Mortgage Programs

 

Denver County Facts

• In Denver County light industry, tourism, mining, and agriculture are the principal economic activities of the region.
• Fueling Denver’s economy are financial institutions, federal and state governments, and the corporate headquarters of numerous companies.
• Denver County includes prairies to the east and the mountains and foothills to the west.
• The population of the metropolitan Denver area has increased steadily throughout the second half of the 20th century.
• By 1995 nearly one-half of Colorado’s population resided in the Denver metropolitan area.
• Steady growth and housing development are eliminating the farmlands that once covered much of the area of Denver County.
• Denver 's population began increasing in the 1990s after declining in the previous two decades.
• Denver County ’s population dropped from 492,365 in 1980 to 467,610 in 1990.
• In the 90's People, businesses, and jobs migrated to Denver's suburbs.
• Between 1950 and 1990 Aurora's population increased from 11,300 to 222,103.

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