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Mortgages and Refinancing To Move You

  • Reduced down payment and fee options for first-time homebuyers (and if you haven’t owned a home in more than three years)
  • Finance the purchase or refinance of primary residences, second homes and investment properties
  • Choose fixed or adjustable rate options
  • Enjoy low fees

 

Lot and Construction Loans Get Your Project Moving

  • Finance the purchase of your lot or in-process home-build
  • Get the security of fixed rate financing
  • Enjoy low fees
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    From calculators to FAQs and a glossary, use these online resources to help you learn more about home financing.

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    Shop with confidence by knowing exactly what you can afford. Get pre-qualified in one of three ways:

    1. Pre-qualify online
    2. Call 800.301.2127 to pre-qualify
    3. Contact a Mortgage Banker

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Jumbo Mortgages

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In 2025, a mortgage larger than $806,500 is designated as a Jumbo Mortgage and has a different set of parameters than smaller loans. We understand that your home financing needs may require this type of loan, and we’re equipped to help you get the unique financing solution your situation dictates.

Dream big. You’ve got Bank Midwest behind you.

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