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Stop Settling.

Start Financing Smarter.

At Home Access Financial, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all mortgages—because your life, income, and goals aren’t one-size-fits-all either. Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading, or investing, we offer a wide range of loan programs designed to meet you where you are and move you forward with confidence.

From traditional fixed-rate options to flexible solutions for unique financial situations, we’ll help you find the right fit—not just the easiest one.

Built Around You. Not the Bank

Every borrower is different—and your loan should reflect that. That’s why we offer a full lineup of programs, including conventional, FHA, VA, jumbo, and non-traditional options for self-employed or credit-challenged buyers.

Our job isn’t to fit you into a box—it’s to match you with the loan that gives you the best possible outcome, both now and long-term.

FHA Loans

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USDA Loans

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Asset Qualificaiton

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Conventional Loans

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Jumbo Loans

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Reverse Mortgage

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Bank Statement Loans

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Construction Loans

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Our Process

Learn About the Home Buying Process

Weather you're just starting to save or already have a house in mind, we can help you get the keys to your new home!

Mortgage

Pre-Qualification VS. Pre-Approval

Both prequalification and pre-approval are important steps in your mortgage process, but knowing when each of these should be done can be a bit confusing. Your first step should be connecting with a qualified mortgage loan officer to find out more about programs that could fit your needs.

Your Mortgage Process

Pre-Approval
Home Shopping
Offer Accepted
Closing

Your Mortgage Process includes steps to help you figure out what financing you'll need and connect you with a Realtor to find the perfect home for you! But your first step is connecting with a mortgage loan officer to help you navigate and understand the whole process.

How to Apply for a Mortgage

Are you interested in financing your home purchase?

It all starts with a phone call to Home Access Financial. We'll connect you with a knowledgeable mortgage loan officer who can answer any questions you may have and take your application over the phone. You'll be on your way to pre-approval in just a short 10-minute phone call!

Popular Programs

Popular Low and Zero Down Programs Include:

Home Ready
Home Possible Advantage
VA Loans
FHA Loans
FHA 203K
USDA Loans
HomeOne
One+
And More!

Connect with a mortgage loan officer to find out more information about these programs and how you could qualify!

What is a mortgage?

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What are the different types of mortgages available?

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What do I need to qualify for a mortgage?

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How much of a down payment do you actually need?

Loan requirements for primary residences vary based on your specific scenario. Conventional loans typically require at least 3-5%, while FHA loans require as little as 3.5%. VA and USDA loans might not require a down payment.

Like many homebuyers, you may think you need to put a hefty 20% down on a home. But based on data from the National Association of Realtors, the average down payment on a house actually stands at 6% for first-time homebuyers and 17% for repeat homebuyers.

In general, having a larger down payment will help to lower your monthly mortgage costs.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a large down payment?

A higher down payment means lower monthly costs. Namely, when you put more money down up front, you'll pay less per month and less interest overall. But a larger down payment may tie up a significant amount of cash that you might not have readily available. While you wait to gather your larger down payment, you risk possibilities like rising interest rates or home prices going up. But finding balance is key – between your financial capacity, monthly commitments, and long-term investment returns.