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Purchase A New Home With a Home Loan From Supreme Lending

For surprisingly straightforward home loans, trust Supreme Lending Dallas. From our 97.8% customer satisfaction rate to our 20.67 average business days closing rate, we take pride in providing home purchase loans that take the stress and guesswork out of the homebuying process. And thanks to our collaborative communication, expert insights, and quick turnaround times, your journey to purchasing a new home will feel more like a breezy jog than a marathon. So, when you’re ready to purchase your home, contact Supreme Lending Dallas so we can simplify the process.

The process of acquiring a property for the purpose of primary residence, second home or investment property.

Advantages

  • All interest on the mortgage may be tax deductible*
  • Establishes credit history
  • Secured investment
  • Builds equity
  • Can be used to borrow against

*Supreme Lending is not a licensed CPA or Tax consultant and therefore, cannot determine if your mortgage interest will be eligible as a tax deduction per IRS code. You are advised to contact a tax professional. This in no way implies you are guaranteed a tax credit.

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Your Partner in Home Loans

Navigating the homebuying process can be challenging. That’s why it’s a good idea to bring Supreme Lending to the table. Our seasoned professional team has one goal in mind: to work with our clients and process home loans with efficiency and accuracy. We make it as effortless as possible to secure a loan so you can purchase a new home. Leave the details to us.

With a 97% customer satisfaction rating, it’s clear we take our work seriously. We’re here for you, from the time you fill out the initial loan paperwork until you reach the closing table. We’re available to answer your questions, manage your concerns and process your loan so you can move in as quickly as possible. You’ll be pleasantly surprised at how easy it can be to purchase a home!

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Pre-qualify Before You Purchase a Home

Before you start shopping for your dream house, it’s crucial to become pre-qualified. Borrowers who are pre-qualified can purchase a home at the terms and conditions they can comfortably afford. And being pre-qualified will put you in a position of strength when it comes time to negotiate with the seller because they know they are dealing with a qualified borrower. 

The pre-qualification process is relatively painless. You’ll need to provide details like your work status, finances, and planned house hunting locations. This conversation helps determine the type of house you can afford and the loan that’s best for your circumstances. If you’re ready to become pre-qualified, we can help. Contact us, and a licensed representative will get in touch with you.  

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Frequently Asked Questions About Easy Home Purchase Loans

There are plenty of things to consider before applying for your home loan. Here are some common questions we receive from our customers. Don’t see your question here? Explore more frequently asked loan questions and answers.

Can I Get an Idea of What My Monthly Payment Will Be?

Yes, we invite you to use our monthly payment calculator. At Supreme Lending, we also have calculators for refinancing, down payments, and affordability. It’s a good idea to get a ballpark figure so you can make a realistic plan before you purchase a home.

What Types of Home Loans Are There?

Traditional and government loan programs are the two main types. Each of these breaks down into subcategories. For example, government loans include FHA, VA, and USDA Rural Loans. Traditional loans have terms of 15 or 30 years and a fixed-rate mortgage, meaning you’ll pay the same amount every month in principal and interest.

What Do All Those Legal Words Mean?

There are a lot of unique words associated with the home loan approval process. While you don’t need to understand every single one, it helps to have a basic knowledge of loan lingo. We’ve put together a glossary of terms to help you navigate the process.

Is it Critical to Have a Budget Before Applying for a Home Loan?

When you apply for a loan to purchase a new home, one of the first things you’ll be asked is what other expenses you have each month. Before a lender will approve the loan, they need to be assured you’ll be able to pay it back. So, it’s in your best interest to sit down and calculate exactly how much you’re spending each month. Otherwise, you could end up with more house than you can afford, and that’s not in anyone’s best interest.

Choose Supreme Lending With Peace of Mind

At Supreme Lending, we’ve built a level of trust with investors. This translates to lower interest rates and closing costs, as well as fast turnaround times for our customers. 

Contact us and get pre-qualified for your home loan today!

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