Understanding the different types of loan programs and what their payments look like can be tricky. That is why we have included a few payment examples below.
Fixed Rate payment example:
Based on the rate of 4.000%, as of 10/22/2013, a real estate transaction with a purchase price of $300,000 down payment of 33.33% and loan amount of $200,000 would have 360 monthly principal and interest payments at $954.83. Payment amounts do not include taxes, insurance or mortgage insurance premiums. Therefore, if applicable, will result in a greater payment obligation.
5/1 ARM payment example:
This is a variable rate loan program, rates and monthly payment amounts are subject to increase after consummation. Based on the initial rate of 3.000%, as of 10/22/2013 and the current index and margin, a real estate transaction with a purchase price of $300,000 down payment of 33.33% and loan amount of $200,000 would have 60 initial monthly principal and interest payments at $843.21, followed by 12 monthly principal and interest payments at $843.21 and 288 monthly principal and interest payments at $843.21. Payment amounts do not include taxes, insurance or mortgage insurance premiums. Therefore, if applicable, will result in a greater payment obligation.
3/1 ARM payment example:
This is a variable rate loan program, rates and monthly payment amounts are subject to increase after consummation. Based on the initial rate of 2.875%, as of 10/22/2013 and the current index and margin, a real estate transaction with a purchase price of $300,000, down payment of 33.33% and loan amount of $200,000 would have 36 initial monthly principal and interest payments at $829.78, followed by 12 monthly principal and interest payments at $829.78 and 288 monthly principal and interest payments at $829.78. Payment amounts do not include taxes, insurance or mortgage insurance premiums. Therefore, if applicable, will result in a greater payment obligation.