Mortgage Services

Mortgage Service

Find Your Perfect Home Financing Solution

Navigating the mortgage market can be overwhelming, but you don't have to do it alone. At ASZ Financing Broker Co., we specialize in finding the right mortgage solution that aligns with your financial goals and unique circumstances.

Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, looking to refinance, or investing in property, our mortgage experts will guide you through the entire process from application to closing.

Types of Mortgages

We offer various mortgage options to suit your specific needs

Fixed-Rate Mortgage

Predictable monthly payments with interest rates that remain constant throughout the loan term, providing stability and easy budgeting.

  • Consistent monthly payments
  • Protection from rising interest rates
  • Terms of 15, 20, or 30 years
  • Ideal for long-term homeowners

Adjustable-Rate Mortgage

Lower initial interest rates that may adjust periodically based on market conditions, potentially offering savings in the short term.

  • Lower initial interest rates
  • Rate adjusts after initial fixed period
  • Potential for lower payments
  • Good for short-term homeownership

Government-Backed Loans

Mortgages insured by government agencies that often feature more lenient qualification requirements and lower down payments.

  • FHA, VA, and USDA loans
  • Lower down payment options
  • More flexible credit requirements
  • Ideal for first-time homebuyers

Jumbo Loans

Mortgage loans that exceed conforming loan limits, designed for high-value properties and luxury homes.

  • Higher loan amounts
  • Competitive interest rates
  • Flexible terms available
  • For luxury or high-cost area homes

Benefits of Choosing ASZ for Your Mortgage

Why work with us for your home financing needs

Market Access

We work with multiple lenders, giving you access to a wide range of mortgage products and competitive rates not available directly to consumers.

Expert Guidance

Our mortgage specialists provide personalized advice to help you navigate the complex mortgage landscape and make informed decisions.

Competitive Rates

We negotiate on your behalf to secure the most favorable interest rates and terms based on your financial profile and needs.

Time Savings

We handle the paperwork and negotiations, saving you time and reducing stress throughout the mortgage application process.

Tailored Solutions

We consider your unique financial situation and future goals to recommend mortgage options that align with your short and long-term plans.

Cost Analysis

We help you understand the full cost of homeownership, including mortgage payments, taxes, insurance, and other associated expenses.

Our Mortgage Process

A streamlined approach to securing your home financing

1

Initial Consultation

Meet with our mortgage advisor to discuss your financial situation, homeownership goals, and preferences. We'll explain different mortgage options and help you understand what you can afford.

2

Pre-Approval

We'll help you gather necessary documentation and submit your information to lenders to obtain a pre-approval letter. This crucial step shows sellers you're a serious buyer and gives you a clear budget.

3

Home Shopping

With pre-approval in hand, you can confidently search for homes within your budget. We remain available to answer questions about how different properties might affect your mortgage terms.

4

Loan Application

Once you've found your home, we'll help you complete the full mortgage application and submit it to the lender that offers the best terms for your situation.

5

Processing and Underwriting

We coordinate with the lender throughout the processing and underwriting stages, addressing any requests for additional documentation promptly to keep your application moving forward.

6

Closing

We prepare you for closing day by explaining all costs and documents involved. We attend the closing with you to ensure everything goes smoothly as you sign the final paperwork and receive the keys to your new home.

Mortgage Eligibility Factors

Key elements lenders consider when evaluating your mortgage application

Mortgage Application Process

Credit Score

Your credit score significantly impacts your mortgage eligibility and interest rate. While requirements vary by loan type, higher scores generally lead to better terms.

Poor
Excellent

Debt-to-Income Ratio

This ratio compares your monthly debt payments to your gross monthly income. Most lenders prefer a DTI ratio below 43%, though some loan programs may accept higher ratios.

High
Low

Down Payment

The amount you can put down affects your loan options and terms. While some loans require as little as 3% down, a larger down payment can reduce your interest rate and monthly payments.

3%
20%+

Employment History

Lenders generally look for stable employment with a consistent income. Most prefer to see at least two years of steady employment, though exceptions may apply for recent graduates or career changers.

Variable
Stable

Property Appraisal

The property must be appraised to ensure its value supports the loan amount. The condition and location of the property can affect its appraised value and your loan approval.

Unsure if you qualify?

Our mortgage experts can assess your situation and help you understand your options. We work with various lenders who offer different qualification requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about mortgages and home financing

How much home can I afford?

The amount of home you can afford depends on several factors, including your income, existing debt, credit score, down payment amount, and current interest rates. As a general rule, many financial advisors suggest that your monthly housing costs (including mortgage, taxes, and insurance) should not exceed 28-30% of your gross monthly income. Our mortgage advisors can help you calculate a more precise figure based on your specific financial situation.

What's the difference between pre-qualification and pre-approval?

Pre-qualification is an informal assessment of how much you might be able to borrow based on information you provide about your finances. It's a quick process but doesn't involve verification of your financial information. Pre-approval is more rigorous and involves submitting documentation so the lender can verify your financial information and credit history. A pre-approval letter carries more weight with sellers because it shows you've been vetted by a lender and are likely to secure financing.

What documents do I need for a mortgage application?

Typically, you'll need to provide: proof of income (pay stubs from the last 30 days, W-2 forms from the last two years, and tax returns from the last two years), proof of assets (bank statements, investment account statements), identification (government-issued ID), credit history, and information about current debts. Self-employed borrowers may need additional documentation. Our team will guide you through collecting all necessary paperwork for your specific situation.

How long does the mortgage process take?

The time from application to closing typically takes 30-45 days, though it can vary based on factors such as loan type, property type, and current market conditions. Working with a mortgage broker like ASZ can often expedite the process, as we're familiar with lender requirements and can help ensure your application is complete and accurate from the start. We'll provide you with a timeline specific to your situation during our initial consultation.

What costs are involved in getting a mortgage?

Beyond the down payment, mortgage costs typically include: application fees, origination fees, appraisal fees, credit report fees, title search and insurance fees, home inspection fees, survey fees, and closing costs (typically 2-5% of the loan amount). Some fees may be negotiable, and we can help you understand which costs might be reduced or avoided based on your specific loan and situation.

Ready to Find Your Perfect Mortgage?

Let our team of mortgage experts help you navigate the home financing process with confidence.