August 30th, 2018 by admin
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Coastlend Mortgage is continuing to make lending easy by offering closing costs incentives, low down payment options, fast closings, and much more. We strive to make the home buying experience excellent and easy for all home buyers. Today we’re announcing our newest incentive to help clients buy or refinance their home for less. We are…
June 8th, 2015 by admin
Posted in avoid PMI, Charleston Mortgage Broker, columbia mortgage broker, conventional loan, first time buyer, lender paid mortgage insurance, Low closing costs, lowest mortgage rates, Lowest payment, NO MI, NO PMI, Private Mortgage Insurance |
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The best low down payment loan is Coastlend’s 3% Down Conventional loan that has NO PMI. Click this link for a Free Quote. By avoiding expensive PMI your monthly payment will be much lower and you’ll be able to qualify for a higher loan amount. In some cases as much as $45,000 more just by…
August 25th, 2014 by admin
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Coastlend Mortgage has brought back the interest only loans for well qualified borrowers. We offer this loan up to $1,500,000. Interest only loans became a thing of the past after the meltdown in 2008 however they are a vital tool or certain borrowers. For instance if you only plan on being in a home for…