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Oshkosh Mortgage, Green Bay,
De Pere, Fremont, New London, Neenah, Waupaca, Green Lake, Fond Du Lac and
Chilton Area
We are committed to providing our customers
with exceptional customer service. By providing our clients with sound,
expert advice as to the many different loan programs and options available,
we hope to take some of the mystery out of mortgage financing.
Wisconsin Mortgage Programs
- Purchase and Refinance
Whether you are looking to purchase a home,
refinance your existing home, get a home improvement loan, or consolidate
your debts, we have a loan program to fit your needs. Below are some of
the programs we feature:
All
Wisconsin and Illinois Mortgage Programs
100% Financing (No Money Down) Programs
First Time Home Buyer Mortgage Programs
My Community Mortgage
Government Loans including
FHA, VA
and
Rural Housing
Wisconsin Refinance Illinois Refinance Programs
Current Wisconsin and Illinois Mortgage Rates
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Recent blog posts:
First Time Home Buyer Loans
July 14th, 2009
If you get knots in your stomach at the thought of buying your first home,
realize that it's normal to feel that way. Most buyers go through the butterflies-in-the-gut
experience. It's thrilling and exciting to shop for homes but when the day
comes to an end and you can't get a certain home out of your mind, that's
when the dread drops to your feet. Here are six steps to help Wisconsin
and Illinois first time home buyers purchase their first home successfully.
We offer Wisconsin first time home buyer programs including jumbo, FHA,
VA, Rural Housing, interest only, lender paid mortgage insurance and many
other programs.
First time home buyer programs also available in Chicago, Milwaukee or Madison.
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First time home buyer programs
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FHA Mortgage Home Loan in Appleton Wisconsin
June 14th, 2009
Buying a home with an FHA home loan in Appleton is really no different than
buying a home with any other loan-except–you have more protection against
foreclosure with FHA, it is easier to qualify, you don’t have to have perfect
credit and it can cost you less each month. Keep in mind that because the
FHA does allow you to put such a small percentage down on your mortgage
loan or take out a lot of cash when you refinance, you are required to carry
mortgage insurance on your home until the equity in your property has built
up to 20% or more.
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