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Loan programs

Every program Jack originates, in one table. Which one fits depends on the home, your income and how long you plan to stay. That is a ten minute conversation, not a quiz.

LoanBest forWhat to know
ConventionalBuyers with solid credit and savingsThe standard fixed-rate loan for a primary home, second home or investment property.
FHAFirst-time buyers and lower credit scoresGovernment-insured loan with flexible credit guidelines. Works for 1 to 4 unit homes you live in.
VAVeterans, active duty and eligible spousesNo down payment for eligible borrowers, and no monthly mortgage insurance.
USDABuyers in eligible rural and suburban areasNo down payment for eligible buyers and properties. Parts of RI, MA and CT qualify.
JumboHomes priced above conforming loan limitsLarger loan amounts for higher-priced homes across the three states.
All In OneHomeowners who want their mortgage to work like a checking accountA first-lien home equity line of credit. Deposits reduce the balance that accrues interest. Ask Jack whether it fits.
FHA 203(k)Buying a home that needs workPurchase price and renovation costs in one loan.
HomeReadyModerate-income buyersFannie Mae program with flexible income sources, including rental income from a unit you own.
Home PossibleModerate-income buyersFreddie Mac program with flexible funding sources for the down payment.
HomeFundItBuyers whose family and friends want to helpA down payment crowdfunding platform. Gifts are collected in one place and documented for underwriting.

Down payment help in RI, MA and CT

Each state runs its own programs for first-time and moderate-income buyers. Funding, income limits and terms change during the year, so Jack confirms what is open before you count on it.

Rhode Island

RIHousing first-time buyer and down payment programs.

Massachusetts

MassHousing down payment assistance and the ONE Mortgage program.

Connecticut

CHFA down payment assistance and Time To Own.

This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by RIHousing, MassHousing, CHFA or any government agency. Program availability, terms and income limits are set by each agency and are subject to change.