Super Conforming Mortgage Loans
Are you looking to buy a home in a high-cost area but find that standard loan limits don’t meet your needs? People Driven Credit Union is here to help with our Super Conforming Mortgage Loans. These loans are designed to bridge the gap between standard conforming loan limits and high-cost housing markets, ensuring you can secure the financing you need to purchase your dream home.
Super Conforming Mortgage Loans, also known as high-balance conforming loans, are mortgages that exceed the standard conforming loan limits set by the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) but are still within the maximum loan limit for high-cost areas. These loans are available for homebuyers in designated high-cost areas where property values are significantly higher than the national average.
Membership eligibility requirements apply, with approval subject to application, credit, and property considerations.
Benefits of a Super Conforming Mortgage Loan
Higher Loan Limits: Super Conforming Loans allow you to borrow more than the standard conforming loan limits, making it easier to purchase a home in a high-cost area.
Competitive Interest Rates: Enjoy competitive interest rates that are typically lower than those of jumbo loans, helping you save on interest over the life of your loan.
Flexible Terms: Choose from a variety of loan terms to find the one that best fits your financial situation and homeownership goals.
Fixed and Adjustable Rates: Opt for the stability of a fixed-rate mortgage or the potential savings of an adjustable-rate mortgage, depending on your needs and market conditions.
Why Choose People Driven Credit Union?
At People Driven Credit Union, we understand that buying a home is one of the most significant financial decisions you’ll make. That’s why we’re committed to providing you with the best possible financing options and personalized service.
Local Expertise: Our experienced mortgage specialists understand the local market and are here to guide you through every step of the home-buying process.
Personalized Service: We take the time to understand your unique needs and tailor our mortgage solutions to fit your financial situation and goals.
Member Focused: As a member-owned credit union, we prioritize your best interests and strive to offer competitive rates and low fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Meet Our PDCU Mortgage Specialist
Michelle Dzon is authorized to act as an agent on behalf of People Driven Credit Union. Contact her for personalized assistance with your mortgage needs.Michelle Dzon
Member First Mortgage
michelle.dzon@memberfirstmortgage.com
Connect with Michelle
616-301-1714 | NMLS ID: #401292
- Higher Loan Limits: Allows you to borrow more than standard conforming loan limits.
- Competitive Interest Rates: Generally lower than Jumbo Loan rates.
- Flexible Terms: Various term options to suit your financial goals.
- Fixed and Adjustable Rates: Choose between stability or potential savings.
Michelle Dzon
Member First Mortgage
michelle.dzon@memberfirstmortgage.com
616-301-1714 | NMLS ID: #401292
Private mortgage insurance, or PMI, is insurance that helps protect the lender if a borrower stops making payments on a conventional mortgage loan. PMI is typically required when your down payment is less than 20% of the home’s purchase price or original value.
When PMI is usually required
PMI is most commonly required on a conventional mortgage when you put less than 20% down. It increases the cost of the loan, but it may also help you qualify for a mortgage sooner if you do not have a larger down payment.
When PMI may be removed
In many cases, you can ask to remove PMI once your loan balance reaches 80% of the home’s original value and you meet the lender’s requirements. In general, PMI is automatically terminated when your loan balance is scheduled to reach 78% of the home’s original value, as long as your loan is current.
Need help?
If you have questions about PMI or your mortgage options, connect with a mortgage loan officer for personalized guidance.
An NMLS ID is a unique identification number assigned to mortgage loan originators and mortgage lending institutions through the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System & Registry. It helps identify the person or company handling your mortgage and supports transparency in the mortgage process.
Why it matters
An NMLS ID allows consumers to verify the identity and licensing information of a mortgage professional or lender. It can also help you confirm who you are working with when you review mortgage advertisements, emails, disclosures, and loan documents.
Where you may see it
You may see an NMLS ID on mortgage websites, marketing materials, email signatures, loan paperwork, and other mortgage-related communications. If you want to look up a mortgage professional or lender, you can search the NMLS Consumer Access website.
Need help?
If you have questions about an NMLS ID or want help identifying the mortgage professional working with you, call 844-700-7328 during business hours.
When you apply for a mortgage with People Driven Credit Union, you will generally need documents that help verify your identity, income, assets, employment, and insurance information. Having these items ready can help move your application along more smoothly.
Documents you may need for a PDCU mortgage application
- Copy of your driver’s license or state-issued ID, to verify your identity and legal name
- Last 2 years of W-2 forms, to review your employment history and income consistency
- Most recent 30 days of pay stubs, to confirm your current income
- Last 2 years of federal tax returns, including all schedules, to help review your full financial picture
- Most recent 2 months of bank statements, including all pages, to verify assets, down payment funds, and available reserves
- Contact information for your homeowner’s insurance agent, if applicable, to help prepare for closing and insurance requirements
Why these documents matter
These documents help People Driven Credit Union review your mortgage application and determine whether you meet program and underwriting requirements. Depending on your loan type or financial situation, additional documentation may also be requested.
Helpful tips
- Gather your documents before you start the application
- Make sure bank statements include every page
- Use clear scans or photos if you are uploading documents
- Be ready to provide additional information if requested
If you have questions about what to prepare or want help getting started, connect with a mortgage loan officer for additional guidance.



