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FAQ Category: Home Mortgage


What is a Conventional Mortgage Product?

A conventional mortgage is a home loan not insured or guaranteed by the federal government. Unlike government-backed loans such as FHA, VA, or RD/USDA loans, conventional mortgages are funded and serviced by private lenders, banks, credit unions, or...

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What is a Super Conforming Mortgage product?

A Super Conforming mortgage is a mortgage loan that falls between the conforming loan limits set by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) and the jumbo loan limits. In the United States, conforming loan limits are the maximum loan amounts that...

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What is a Construction Mortgage product?

A construction mortgage, also known as a construction-to-permanent loan, is designed to finance the construction of a new home or major renovations to an existing property. This type of loan differs from a traditional mortgage because it funds the...

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What is a NMLS ID?

The NMLS ID# (Nationwide Multistate Licensing System & Registry Identification Number) is a unique identifier assigned to mortgage loan originators (MLOs) and institutions involved in mortgage lending. This system was established to improve supervision...

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What mortgage products are available?

People Driven Credit Union offers the following mortgage products: Conventional Products: Freddie Mac Fixed Rate Fannie Mae Fixed Rate Adjustable-Rate Mortgages Home Possible (Freddie Mac) Home Ready (Fannie Mae) Construction ...

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Mortgage Documents Needed:

Copy of your driver’s license Last 2 years W2’s Most recent 30 days span of paystubs Last 2 years Federal Tax Returns Most recent two months bank statements, all pages Contact information for homeowner’s insurance...

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How Can I Qualify for a Mortgage Skip Pay?

To request a skip-a-pay on a People Driven Credit Union mortgage, please get in touch with your mortgage processor, who is currently servicing the mortgage payments.  If your mortgage application was processed by: Member First Mortgage call (866)...

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