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Why Choose Conventional Mortgage Financing?

Choosing the right housing loan for first-time buyers can save you thousands over the life of your loan.

  • Lower Overall Costs: Conventional loans often come with lower interest rates and fewer fees over time especially for borrowers with strong credit and a solid financial profile.
  • Flexible Property Options: Unlike government-backed loans, conventional loans in Massachusetts can be used for primary homes, vacation properties, and even investment real estate.
  • No Upfront Mortgage Insurance: You’ll avoid costly upfront fees like those associated with FHA loans. Plus, private mortgage insurance (PMI) can be removed once you reach 20% equity in your home.
  • Variety of Term Options: Whether you prefer a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage or a shorter 15-year term, conventional mortgage broker offer term flexibility that fits your budget and goals.

Types of Conventional Loans Available

We offer several conventional loans financing options tailored to the diverse needs of Massachusetts residents:

The Cedar Wood Mortgage Advantage

As one of the top-rated conventional mortgage lenders in Massachusetts, we provide:

Our Loan Process

Getting started with conventional loans financing is simple and stress-free:

Ready to Apply for a Conventional Loan?

Whether you're buying, refinancing, or investing, we offer the most competitive conventional loans financing solutions. Our expert team will walk you through the process, find the best rate, and make your mortgage experience seamless.

Take the first step toward affordable, secure homeownership.

Frequently Asked Questions

To qualify, you typically need a credit score of 620 or higher, a stable income, a manageable debt-to-income ratio, and a down payment starting as low as 3% for certain buyers.

Yes. One major advantage of mortgage financing is its flexibility. You can use it to buy primary residences, second homes, or investment properties throughout Massachusetts.

While government-backed loans may allow lower credit scores or down payments, mortgage financing usually comes with fewer long-term costs and more flexible usage options ideal for financially qualified borrowers.

Depending on the loan type and your credit profile, mortgage financing allows down payments as low as 3% for first-time buyers. However, a 20% down payment can help avoid private mortgage insurance (PMI).

Yes. If you’re self-employed, we help you navigate loan financing by reviewing your income documentation, tax returns, and financial statements to qualify you for the best loan.