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Amerifinancegroup is a Full Service Internet Mortgage Corporation. Since our inception over 15 years ago, we've provided first class service to our valued customers
by offering cost efficient financing for the acquisition and improvement of Real Estate.
At Amerifinancegroup, we know that every individual transaction creates overall success. We have the stability, flexibility and aggressive pricing that will help you achieve your home loans
goals.
These loans are available through local Utah home loan
brokers through Amerifinancegroup Utah mortgage
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Is my personal information safe?
Absolutely. Your privacy and security is of the utmost importance to us. After logging into this system, your information
is encrypted so your personal information cannot be accessed or viewed by anyone without the proper privileges. We
maintain the highest level of security and data encryption available throughout your loan process.
What is an Interest Rate Lock?
A lock is an obligation by us that your loan application will be locked in for a certain period of time to the interest
rate and corresponding points at the time you choose to lock in your loan. A lock does not represent in any way an
approval of your loan application.
Can I refinance my FHA loan?
Yes, and we make it easy. Our FHA streamline program requires no appraisal, no income documentation, no office
visit, and best of all--NO FEES!
Does zionmortgages.com offer mortgage loans for mobile homes?
zionmortgages.com will finance double-wide homes that have been permanently affixed to a foundation, were built after
June 1976, and meet other certain criteria. Check with a Loan Officer for further qualifying details.
Steps to Getting a Utah Mortgage?
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The first step to getting a Utah mortgage is to know your credit score.
Understanding your credit report is a critical part to getting your mortgage.
Raise your score while you shop for your Utah home to get the lowest rate at closing, with a few easy steps you can easily raise your score in within a few months.
Can I get a FHA?
The process of applying for an FHA loan is pretty much the same as applying for a conventional mortgage. You will need to provide verified proof of your income over the past three years – yet what qualifies as income is relaxed a bit. Social security, alimony, rent paid by other family members and such qualify as income under the FHA program. In addition, short-term debt doesn’t count against you (short-term is defined as being able to be paid off in less than 10 months).
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Mortgage Qualification Guidlines
1. You should have had no late payments with your previous credits for at least one year (12 months). But if you have had a great credit record for several years and you had some little occasions of late payment, your application might still be considered. Usually, lenders watch out for late payments that are 30 days behind or more.
2. Lenders will check your rental payment history. You should have regular, on time payments for your rental residence for at least, the last 2 years to prove that you pay on time.
3. If the government has established your student loan to be in default, it is possible that you are not found to be a qualified applicant for a mortgage loan. However, there are cases the disqualification may be waived provided that you have entered into your repayment negotiations to schedule for the student loan and you have made punctual payments again for the previous year.
