Is a Bridge Loan Right for You?

This short-term financing option acts as a bridge, bridging the gap between your Mortgage and the down payment for your new home.

Are you considering buying a new Arizona home before selling your existing one? A bridge loan may be an option to consider!

A bridge loan, offered by lenders like the Toenjes Team at Peoples Mortgage, is a convenient temporary solution to cover your costs until you sell your current property. Unlike traditional mortgages, bridge loans typically have shorter terms (lasting six months to a year) and might come with slightly higher interest rates.

Ready to explore if a bridge loan is right for you? Rest assured, Peoples Mortgage is here to guide you through the requirements and lending process, helping you find the perfect loan for your Arizona real estate goals.

Here's why a bridge loan could be the key to unlocking your Arizona dream home:

Give us a call at (480) 237-8144 or use the form below to get started.

Make your dream a reality. Get pre-qualified for your mortgage.

Get started today by contacting Justin Toenjes or feel free to ask us questions about the loan process.

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Get started today with the Toenjes Team at Peoples Mortgage by scheduling an appointment.

Work with one of the best loan officers in the Phoenix metropolitan area and experience the most efficient loan process available.

We work hard to find the best loan to fit your personal needs, plus coordinate with you and your Realtor to make the mortgage process as simple as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Additional loan using home equity as collateral, often used for major expenses or debt consolidation.

Possible, but may come with higher interest rates and require additional documentation or a larger down payment.

Ratio of monthly debt (including proposed mortgage payment) to income; higher ratios may limit loan options or increase interest rates.

Generally allowed without penalties, but terms vary; check with your lender.

Holding accounts for property taxes, insurance, and sometimes homeowners association fees, managed by the lender.

Compare rates, fees, customer service, reputation, and loan options from multiple lenders to find the best fit.

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