Jumbo Home Loans

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What is a Jumbo Home Loan?

A jumbo loan is any mortgage above the conforming loan limit set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In 2024 that's $766,550 in most counties and over $1.1M in high-cost areas like the Bay Area, NYC, and parts of Southern California.

Jumbo lending used to come with a rate premium. Today, with healthy bank balance sheets and competition for affluent borrowers, jumbo rates frequently price below conforming. Strong credit, healthy reserves, and a verifiable income story are the keys.

[Your Company] maintains relationships with portfolio lenders, private banks, and conventional jumbo investors. We shop your scenario to the right balance sheet.

Jumbo loans finance higher-value properties that exceed conventional conforming limits — sophisticated underwriting with competitive pricing for qualified buyers.

Who qualifies for a Jumbo Home Loan?

This program is built for borrowers who match the criteria below. Not sure where you stand? Send us a quick message and we'll confirm in minutes.

  • Buyers of homes above the conforming limit (typically $766,550 in 2024, higher in high-cost areas)
  • Borrowers with strong credit and substantial reserves
  • Move-up buyers and luxury market purchasers
  • Cash-out refi borrowers with high-value homes

Advantages of Jumbo Home Loans

  • No Hard Loan CapWe routinely fund jumbo loans into the $5M+ range.
  • Competitive RatesJumbo rates today often beat conforming rates for strong borrowers.
  • Flexible TermsFixed and adjustable structures, interest-only, and asset-depletion programs.
  • Low Down Payment OptionsSome jumbo programs accept as little as 10% down for well-qualified borrowers.

How the process works

  1. Pre-QualificationDetailed income, asset, and credit review.
  2. ApplyFull document review with focus on reserves and DTI.
  3. UnderwritingManual jumbo underwriting — typically 25–35 days.
  4. CloseSign with a closing agent or attorney depending on state.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the minimum down?

Some programs accept 10%, most prefer 15–20%, and the strongest pricing comes at 20%+.

Is there mortgage insurance?

Generally no — most jumbo programs require 20% down or use lender-paid MI built into rate.

What credit score do I need?

Most jumbo programs want 700+; the best pricing arrives at 740+.

How many reserves are required?

Typically 6–12 months of PITI in liquid reserves, sometimes more for very large loans.