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Welcome to Capital Home Mortgage. Are you wondering about Jumbo Home Loans or Jumbo Mortgage Rates, and if it’s the right mortgage for you? We can help you understand the advantages of a Jumbo Home Mortgage. Jumbo Home Mortgages offer buyers the ability to purchase properties over the conforming limits set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. These higher loan amounts make it possible to purchase more expensive homes while still keeping the down payment at 20% or below.

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Quick Facts for Jumbo Mortgage Loans

Up to 3 Million Loan Amounts
Up to 90% Loan to Value
Traditional and Non QM Programs
Subject to Investor Requirements

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What is a Jumbo Mortgage Loan?

Jumbo home loans, also called a non-conforming home loans, are home loan that exceeds the county lending limits of the government entitled loans secured by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. The lending threshold differs by state and county and is determined by the maximum county limits for Fannie mae.com. Fannie Mae Freddie Mac Jumbo loans are backed by private investors and have different underwriting requirements from traditional Conventional and government home loans. Meaning no guarantee or protection of foreclosure is provided to the investors. Consequently, mortgage underwriting guidelines are not standardized and generally subject to the individual investor requirements. These guidelines are typically more restrictive, but do make it possible for larger home purchases to be financed.