Jumbo loans with as little
as five percent down
At OCCU, we’d love to make your dream home a reality. If you’re a high-income earner with strong credit and financial history, you could qualify for rates comparable to traditional mortgage loans. If you think an OCCU Jumbo Home Loan aligns with your homebuying journey, let’s talk about how to save you money.
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Spend less on your down payment
While most lenders require 20 to 30 percent down, OCCU Jumbo Home Loans require as little as five percent down, giving you more flexibility in your budget. On a $500,000 loan, that means you could spend $75,000 less on your down payment than with other lenders.
Calculate your home loan payment
Take the guesswork out of homebuying with our mortgage calculator. Get a head start on homebuying with our mortgage calculators. See what your monthly payment might be with current interest rates and how your payment impacts your principal over time.
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Is a jumbo loan right for you?
If you’re a high-income earner with strong credit and financial history, you could qualify for rates comparable to traditional mortgage loans. If you think an OCCU Jumbo Home Loan aligns with your homebuying journey, let’s talk about how to save you money.
Meet with a loan officer »Go big and go home
Ready to get moving? With OCCU, you can expect great, competitive rates, low closing costs and fast loan processing. Our mortgage loan officers will walk you through every step of the homebuying process, ensuring you have the best, most convenient experience possible.
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While you shop for a home that will meet all your needs, it’s important to know that mortgage options differ based on the amount you’re looking to borrow.
There are criteria that apply only to jumbo loans, including:
- The loan amount must be more than $484,350.
- The property is a single-family, owner occupied residence.
- Second appraisal of the home is required.
- Borrowers have a lower debt-to-income ratio.
Conventional loans
Conventional loans are the most common types of mortgages and either fall into one of two categories: conforming or non-conforming. The main difference between a jumbo loan, a type of non-conforming loan, and a conforming loan is the amount you’re borrowing.
Many conventional loan programs available through OCCU feature:
- Terms between 10 and 30 years
- Fixed and adjustable rate options
- Programs with up to 95 percent LTV available
- Low closing cost programs
- In-house underwriting
- A dedicated local mortgage loan officer
Let OCCU lead you home
We’re here to guide you through the homebuying process. If you’re ready to buy, we’ll get right down to the competitive rates, low closing costs and fast processing you want in a mortgage loan.
Send us a message. Our local loan officer will be in touch.
Where to begin
If you need a refresher on the homebuying process, visit the OCCU Homebuying 101 Center. You can track your progress all the way from pre-qualification to what happens after closing on your new home.
Get startedWhat you need to know
Home prices in many cities continue to soar. As a result, more and more homebuyers are venturing into jumbo mortgage territory. Here’s what you need to know about jumbo loans.
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