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Lower payments from the start

Lower initial interest rate

Reduced monthly payments

Flexible financing option

Key Highlights

The Benefits

Lower Initial Payments

Enjoy a reduced starting payment.

Increased Buying Power

Lower payments may increase affordability.

Multiple Term Options

Choose the ARM that fits.

What's Required

Credit Qualification

Standard credit guidelines apply.

Financial Documentation

Income and assets must be verified.

Future Rate Adjustments

Rates may change over time.

The Ins & Outs

How it Works

An Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) offers a lower initial interest rate for a fixed period before the rate adjusts periodically based on market conditions. This option can help reduce monthly payments during the introductory period and may be a smart solution for borrowers who plan to move, refinance, or pay off their loan before future adjustments occur. ARM loans are available with a variety of mortgage programs for primary residences, second homes, and investment properties.

Example Scenario

A borrower plans to own a home for five to seven years before relocating. Choosing a 5/1 ARM provides a lower initial interest rate and monthly payment during the time they expect to own the property.

Questions? We've got answers.

What is an ARM loan?

An Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) has an initial fixed interest rate for a set period before adjusting periodically based on market conditions.

Are ARM loans a good option?

ARM loans can be a great fit for borrowers who expect to move, refinance, or pay off their loan before the initial fixed-rate period ends.

How often does the interest rate change?

Adjustment frequency depends on the loan program. Common options include 5/1, 7/1, and 10/1 ARMs.

Can my monthly payment increase?

Yes. Once the initial fixed-rate period ends, your interest rate and monthly payment may increase or decrease based on the loan's adjustment terms.

Can I refinance an ARM?

Yes. Many borrowers choose to refinance into another mortgage before or after the adjustment period, depending on their financial goals.
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