Home Loans for Refinance
Home Loans for Refinance
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Save money or free up cash when you refinance your mortgage. If you’re looking for a better interest rate or lower monthly mortgage payment, we’ll help find the solution that’s right for you.
Fixed Rate Home Loans
With a fixed rate, you have the advantage and security of knowing your rate and your monthly payment will not change for the term of your loan. Features include:
- 10, 15, 20 and 30-year terms1
- Low or no points options
- Pre-qualification with no obligation
- Financing up to 97% loan to value2
Adjustable Rate Home Loans
Compared to a fixed rate loan, these loans have lower initial interest rates, which mean lower monthly payments. Even after the initial rate hold period, rates cannot adjust more than 1% semi-annually or 5% over the life of your loan. They also feature:
- Various rate hold options are available. Contact a Mortgage Loan Officer for details.
- Rate adjusts semi-annually after the initial rate hold
- Rate caps to provide added security
- Low or no-points options
- Pre-qualification with no obligation
- Financing up to 97% loan to value2
Rate Index: SOFR – 1% Semi-Annual Rate Cap / 5% Lifetime Rate Cap
Current Rates
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Additional products and/or rate options may be available. Contact a Mortgage Loan Officer near you for more information.
APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Rates are subject to change without notice. Loan terms based on credit history and other underwriting criteria and subject to credit approval. Loan terms and conditions subject to change without notice.
Instant Mortgage Rate Quote & Payment Calculator results are for illustrative purposes only and don’t guarantee a rate. Actual rate, APR, payment amount and closing costs will vary based on final loan terms and may be higher. Consult a Mortgage Loan Officer for more information.
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2. Loan terms based on credit history, and are subject to credit approval. Some restrictions apply.
*APR = Annual Percentage Rate
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HOME EQUITY LOAN
Tackling home renovations this summer?
Tapping into your home’s equity to access funds could be the solution to get you started.
SESLOC offers an affordable Home Equity Loan with a fixed rate.
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Review our handy documentation checklist and application how-to. Or, get started with a pre-approval or free consultation using the forms below.
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