| First Mortgage Corporation is a residential mortgage
banking firm with offices located in Western Colorado and Southeastern Utah. We
offer a full line of first and second mortgages. Finding the right loan
program should be a hassle free experience. At First Mortgage we believe
that you deserve a partner not just a lender. For a complete list of loan types
click Loan Programs. Office
Locations offers a list of our offices with local
and toll free phone numbers if you wish to talk to a mortgage professional. An
informative overview of the loan process and the things to look for when choosing a lender
is offered in the article "Shopping
for a Mortgage Loan". We have included a list of mortgage
terms for your use. A complete list of our staffs
E-mail addresses is also available.
Our "Application
Forms" page provides
a fillable residential loan application, that can be completed on screen, and then sent via your E-mail program, to
one of our loan officers, listed at
the bottom of page 4. We have also provided an on-line Pre-Qualification
area. After you have submitted your income and debt information, a "Good
Faith Estimate"(GFE) will be prepared and E-mail to you for your examination. If you
wish please call or E-mail a request for a mortgage professional to contact you for
additional details in order to identify which loan program best fits your needs, or for
any other questions that you may have.
Two mortgage
calculators are also available, the "Qualification
Calculator" can be used to provide you with an
estimated loan amount for which you would qualify. This loan amount is determined
using the income and debt information you provide, the maximum loan amount
calculated is for conforming loan products. You may qualify for other
non-traditional mortgages. When you talk to your loan officer ask about these other
loan types. The "Payment
Calculator" will determine the amount of your mortgage payment for a specific
loan amount.
One of our most popular loan
programs is a 100%
no money down Rural Development loan. Even closing costs can be
financed if the appraised value warrants.
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