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Loan Programs -- which one is right for me?

Every client's needs are different, and no single program is best for all clients. That said, here are some general rules of thumb about the different types of mortgages available today. Call us to discuss these in more detail, and to custom-fit a program to your exact needs.

Years you plan to
stay in the house

1-3
3-5
5-7
7-10
10+


Recommended Program
3/1 ARM, 1-year ARM, 6-month ARM
5/1 ARM, HOA
7/1 ARM, HOA
10/1 ARM, 30-year Fixed, 15-year Fixed, HOA
30-year Fixed, 15-year Fixed, HOA

Loan Programs


Nation's first true all-in-one loan,
combining first-lien line of credit
with integrated checking account.

  • Paycheck reduces loan balance directly
  • Can save thousands in interest
  • Can pay off years sooner
  • No change to spending habits
  • Full access to cash for expenses, emergencies, investments
  • 30-year access to equity
  • Ultimate flexibility
  • Learn more
  • Requires excellent credit
  • Requires 25% equity in home
  • Requires positive cash flow
  • Only for longer-term borrowers
Fixed Rate Mortgages
Advantages Disadvantages
30-year Fixed
15-year Fixed
  • Monthly payments are fixed over the life of the loan
  • Interest rate does not change
  • Protected if rates go up
  • Can refinance if rates go down
  • Higher interest rate
  • Higher mortgage payments
  • Rate does not drop if interest rates
  • improve
Adjustable Rate Mortgages
Advantages Disadvantages

10/1 ARM
7/1 ARM
5/1 ARM
3/1 ARM
1-mo., 6-mo, 1-yr ARM's

  • Lower initial monthly payment
  • Lower payment over a shorter time period
  • Payment may go down if rates improve
  • May qualify for higher loan amounts
  • Historically less expensive than fixed rate loans as borrower takes on rate-related risk (versus the lender bearing that risk)
  • More risk
  • Payments may change over time
  • Potential for high payments if rates go up dramatically

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