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How do I get a Mortgage?
| What are my Financing Choices?
It's a good idea to gain a basic understanding of the kinds of home mortgages that are available. Basically, all home mortgage programs fall into one of three categories: government loans, conventional loans and sub-prime loans. We'll explain some terms here because it's likely you'll hear or read references to them throughout the home-buying process. Government Loans These are backed by federal or state agencies and are, as a general rule, designed to answer the needs of first-time home buyers. Conventional loans These are not backed by the government and may suit the needs of both first-time and move- up home buyers. |
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