Low down payment options
Make a low down payment on your home purchase or home refinancing transaction.
Create your own path to homeownership.
Does your dream of homeownership feel just out of reach? With mortgage loans demanding rigorous financial profiles or large down payments, the barriers to homeownership seem higher and the path narrower.
Our HomeReady® mortgage1 is ready to change the story. Whether you’re a first-time or repeat homebuyer, HomeReady® makes homebuying simpler, more affordable, and more accessible—right where you are.
Discover the benefits that make HomeReady® mortgage an accessible and affordable option, especially for first-time homebuyers.
Make a low down payment on your home purchase or home refinancing transaction.
Draw incomes sources from gifts, grants from lenders, and eligible rental or boarder income.
Get your monthly insurance payments cancelled by meeting certain terms and conditions.
Receive essential homeownership education and housing counseling to better navigate the loan process.
Our home lending team is here to help you get started.
Check out the basic requirements for borrowers to see if you’re eligible for a HomeReady® mortgage.
You are a first-time or repeat homebuyer (or financially supporting an eligible homebuyer in your family).
Your income is less than 80% of the area median income (AMI) of your property location.
First-time homebuyers must complete an education course from a qualified provider.2
Are you a first-time homebuyer? Get a mortgage with a few simple steps.
Get pre-qualified.
Prepare your financial documents and position your application for pre-qualification.
Make an offer.
Evaluate your budget, research comparable prices, and identify repairs before making an offer.
Set up a home inspection.
Determine the home’s physical condition before seeking a final appraisal.
Finalize and close.
Complete the underwriting process, confirm loan approval, and sign all relevant documents.
Whether you're purchasing a home or refinancing your existing mortgage, you're in capable hands with our experienced Home Lending Officers who will help guide you through the process.1
Meet our mortgage team1All loans are subject to credit review and approval. Rates, program terms and conditions vary by state and are subject to change without notice.
2A qualified provider must be independent of the lender, with homeownership education content that is aligned with National Industry Standards (NIS) or is offered by a housing counseling agency approved by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
HomeReady® is a registered trademark of Fannie Mae.
The information described herein is for educational purposes only and does not constitute and is not intended to be viewed or construed as professional advice. We recommend that you seek professional advice with respect to your specific situation.
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Popular Bank, PO Box 4503, Oak Park, IL 60303-4503.
Customer Service Phone: 1-888-500-2612
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