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Key borrower, credit, property-use and reserve requirements have not been verified for this selection.

Our take: Pros & Cons

What we like

  • Fixed-rate and adjustable-rate conventional loan options are available.
  • Listed property options include single-family, multifamily, condos and manufactured homes.

What to consider

  • Mortgage insurance generally applies below 20% down, subject to the lender’s program terms.
  • PrimeLending does not advertise website rates; request a personalized quote.

AI-generated lender-level assessment based on published information. Not a verified assessment of Conventional Home Loan; confirm program-specific conditions below.

Newcomer requirements

Conventional Home Loan

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Verified published requirements for this program. Rate-example assumptions are separate and do not establish eligibility or approval.

Minimum down payment
Depending on the loan you get, some conventional loans minimum down payment is 3% of the loan amount.
Property restrictions
They can be used for almost all types of properties, from single- and multi-family homes to condominiums and even manufactured homes.
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Minimum down payment
Depending on the loan you get, some conventional loans minimum down payment is 3% of the loan amount.
Property restrictions
They can be used for almost all types of properties, from single- and multi-family homes to condominiums and even manufactured homes.
Other conditions
Keep in mind that if you make a down payment of less than 20% private mortgage insurance (PMI) will be required, however this can be removed once you have built up 20% equity in your home.
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These requirements have not been verified for this program:

  • SSN
  • ITIN
  • U.S. credit history
  • Foreign credit history
  • No credit history
  • Residency / visa
  • Minimum credit score
  • Income documentation
  • Employment documentation
  • Foreign income
  • Foreign assets
  • Reserves
  • State restrictions
  • Occupancy

Requirements last reviewed: Oct 27, 2026 · Official requirements source

Rates and costs

Conventional Home Loan

Rates are available on request
No reviewed advertised rate example is linked to this program.

How to apply

Conventional Home Loan

Document requirements are not confirmed. Ask the lender for its program-specific checklist.

  1. Confirm the program's identity, residency, credit and property requirements with the lender.
  2. Use the official application channel to request pricing for your actual scenario.
  3. Review the lender's written Loan Estimate, including costs and cash to close.

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Sources and methodology

About this lender

PrimeLending conventional home loans support purchase and refinance, with fixed-rate and adjustable-rate options. Some programs allow 3% down; mortgage insurance and property-specific underwriting conditions apply.

Legal lender: PrimeLending, a PlainsCapital Company

Lending channel: Direct lending

Provider type: Mortgage company

Lending channels: Direct lending. Origination status: Not stated.

NMLS identifier: 13649

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Directory verified: 2026-10-27 UTC · Official directory source ↗

Official mortgage terms · Profile reviewed: Oct 27, 2026

What do APR, points, LTV and reserves mean?
APR
An annualized borrowing-cost measure that includes interest and certain loan charges. Read it alongside the interest rate and fees.
Discount points
An upfront charge expressed as a percentage of the loan amount. Compare the quoted interest rate and the points together.
LTV
Loan-to-value: the loan amount relative to the property's value.
Reserves
Assets the lender may require you to retain after closing. Requirements differ by program.

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