Where Can I Get a Mortgage?
Typically, borrowers can obtain a mortgage from a commercial bank. Commercial banks often function as lenders and are convenient and reliable. You can also consult with a mortgage broker or other financial expert to help you find a mortgage.
Note that mortgage loans with zero down payment or interest requirements are likely fraudulent. Do not trust lenders offering these terms.
- What Is a Mortgage?
- What Type of Loan Should I Get for My Home?
- What Are the Different Types of Mortgage Loans?
- What Is the Process of Applying for a Mortgage?
- What Is the Difference Between a Housing Loan and a Mortgage Loan?
- What Is the Difference Between Government-Insured Loans and Conventional Loans?
- What Is a Down Payment?
- How Much Down Payment Will I Need to Provide?
- Are There Any Mortgage Loans with No Down Payment?
- What Is an Escrow Account?
- What Is Home Equity?
- What Is the Difference Between a Loan and a Mortgage?
- How Do Mortgages Work?
- What Should I Look for in a Mortgage?
- Should I Pay My Mortgage Early?
- What Is the Average Mortgage Length?
- What Are the Advantages of a 15-Year Mortgage over a 30-Year Mortgage?
- What Are the Advantages of a 30-Year Mortgage over a 15-Year Mortgage?