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Have you heard the news?
Have you heard the news?
The new loan limit for conforming first mortgages has been raised from $417,000 to $729,750* until the end of 2008 only.

If you are a current homeowner with a “jumbo” loan between $417,000 and $729,750, you may qualify to refinance your jumbo loan** to a conforming loan and take advantage of a lower interest rate and lower monthly payments.

If you are a prospective homebuyer looking at mortgage loans between $417,000 and $729,750, you may qualify to obtain a lower interest rate—buying more home for the same payment.

These new conforming mortgage loan limits are only here for a limited time, so if you are a prospective homebuyer or are considering refinancing, the time to act is now.

To find out if you qualify to take advantage of this unique opportunity, call us at (202) 212-6450 or visit our Loan Center at 1750 H St, NW. Our experienced Loan Officers are available for personal consultations to ensure that your mortgage fits your needs.

* This conforming loan limit applies to most counties in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Limits may vary by county; contact a lending representative for more information.

** Additional terms and conditions may apply; contact a lending representative for more details.
 
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