Adjustable
rate mortgages (ARMs) offer starting rates lower than the
interest rates of fixed rate home loans.
Lower
start rate Lower initial monthly payments Larger loan amounts available Good & Bad
Credit options available Recently
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Loan
options
Why
choose it
Key
points
Basic
ARM
You want to start
with a low payment or want to buy more home.
As little as 0%
down: rates adjustable periodically depending
on loan type.
Fixed-period
ARM
You plan to move
or refinance again in a few years and want the
security of a fixed rate for that period of time.
Fixed rate for
three, five, seven, or ten years, then adjusts
annually, based on a financial index.
No
Income
Verification
Don’t
need to verify income Faster approval
You can still get
100% Financing with out having to verify your
earnings.
What
goes up, must come down. That's basically the principal of
adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs).
The interest rate you pay is adjusted from time to time
to keep it in line with changing market rates.
This means
that when interest rates go up, your monthly home loan payments
may go up. And when interest rates go down, your monthly
home loan payments may go down.
Now, that might sound frightening if you've ever lived in
an era when interest rates shot up dramatically, but Avrus Financial & Mortgage Services, Inc.® home loan ARMs have built-in features that reduce the
risk your rate will ever go too high.
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Offer
intended for qualified applicants only. Terms subject to change without
notice. Actual
loan terms are subject to qualification for income, credit and property.
This is not a commitment to make a loan or a commitment to the interest
rate, points and fees for a loan.
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Lower
start rate 
Don’t
need to verify income
