Specialty Loans & Mortgage Services
If you’re looking for something beyond a conventional loan, the lending experts at Flagstar Bank can design a specialty mortgage with your needs in mind.
Our specialty mortgage services
When it comes to lending, we understand that mortgages aren’t a one-size-fits-all solution. That’s why Flagstar offers several specialty mortgage loan options to meet various needs and situations. Browse our specialty loan offerings below.
Multiple Property
This fully amortizing, conventional conforming first-lien mortgage loan program is available in a fixed and adjustable rate, and is specifically designed for borrowers with 7 to 10 financed properties.
Jumbo Adjustable Rate
This adjustable-rate mortgage product (ARM) allows for financing on distinctive properties ranging from $647,200 to $3 million. ARM periods are available with an initial fixed rate of 5, 7, or 10 years. Your Flagstar Bank loan advisor can offer jumbo products that require minimal down payments.1
High Balance
This specialty mortgage product—available in either fixed- or adjustable-rate formats—is crafted to accommodate borrowers looking to purchase or refinance properties in areas designated as “high–cost.” The loan amounts exceed the typical loan size limit of $647,200.
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Programs for qualified borrowers. All borrowers subject to credit approval, underwriting approval and lender terms and conditions. Programs subject to change without notice. Some restrictions may apply. Not a commitment to lend. A loan advisor will review and provide you the terms, conditions, disclosures, and additional details on the interest rates that apply to your individual situation.
With an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM), your loan will have an initial fixed-rate period. After the fixed-rate period, your interest rate will adjust up or down according to market rates at the time of the reset. Your variable rate can adjust bi-annually for the remaining life of the loan. Your payment amount will vary based on any adjustment in the interest rate after the fixed-rate period.