Canopy Mortgage

• Mortgage Lender Options
• Multiple Loan Options
• Canopy Mortgage Loan Officers
• Competitive Mortgage Rates
• User-Friendly Platform and Technology

Mortgage Lender Options

One of the advantages of working with a mortgage broker like Canopy Mortgage is access to a wider range of loan products from different lenders. This can be beneficial for borrowers who may not qualify for loans from traditional banks or who want to compare multiple loan offers to find the most competitive rates and terms.

Multiple Loan Options

Canopy Mortgage offers a variety of loan programs to meet a range of mortgage needs. In addition, Canopy Mortgage is a Fannie Mae direct seller, meaning that the company sells eligible loans to Fannie Mae on a servicing-released basis.

Canopy Mortgage offers the following loan programs:

• Conventional loan — A popular loan purchase or refinance option with as little as a 3% down payment.
• FHA loan — A lower down payment and lower rate loan option for borrowers with lower credit scores.
• VA loan — A loan program specially designed for veterans, offering 0% down payment options.
• USDA loan — A lower rates and fees loan option for homeowners living in rural areas.
• Jumbo loan — A loan option designed for borrowers looking to finance higher loan amounts (amounts exceeding conforming loan limits).
• Non-QM loan — A loan option for complex income or self-employed borrowers that may not qualify for traditional mortgage financing.

Your Canopy Mortgage loan officer will work with you to determine which loan programs will best fit your needs. 

Canopy Mortgage Loan Officers

Mortgage brokers typically guide borrowers through the loan application process, assisting with paperwork, gathering financial documents, and communicating with lenders on behalf of the borrower. To facilitate this guidance, Canopy Mortgage provides personalized borrower support through its team of experienced loan officers. All Canopy Mortgage loan officers typically have extensive experience in the mortgage industry. They are well-versed in various loan products, lending guidelines, and market trends, allowing them to offer valuable insights and guidance to borrowers throughout the loan process. 

In addition, Canopy Mortgage’s loan officers take the time to understand each borrower's unique financial situation, goals, and preferences. This personalized approach helps borrowers find loan options that align with their needs and budget.

Canopy Mortgage's loan officers are typically accessible and responsive to borrower inquiries via phone, email, or in-person meetings. 

Competitive Mortgage Rates

As a mortgage broker, Canopy Mortgage can offer competitive interest rates across its range of loan products. This can be a significant advantage for borrowers looking to save on their mortgage payments over time. While specific rates and terms will vary by borrower, based on credit, debt-to-income ratio, current finances, etc., you’ll have the opportunity to compare rates from various lenders and loan programs through Canopy Mortgage, allowing you to secure the most favorable rate based on your financial background.

User-Friendly Platform and Technology

Canopy Mortgage seeks to make the mortgage process as simple and easy as possible. Thus, the company has invested in the latest technology that allows borrowers to manage their mortgage application from their mobile phone, tablet, or computer — you can easily upload documents from your preferred device(s) and see real-time loan progress at any time.

• Not Available in New York
• Loan Officer Commissions

Not Available in New York

Canopy Mortgage is licensed to originate loan applications in all states, except for New York. Thus, if you’re a resident of New York, Canopy Mortgage’s services won’t be available to you.

Loan Officer Commissions

It's important for borrowers to understand that while mortgage brokers like Canopy Mortgage offer valuable services, they earn commissions or fees from lenders for successful loan placements. Thus, your Canopy Mortgage loan officer won’t necessarily be paid until you’ve successfully completed the mortgage application process with a specific lender. While this commission model isn’t necessarily bad in and of itself, loan officers may feel pressured to make loan placements quickly to earn their commission; in turn, this may make you feel pressured to make a loan decision without ensuring you’re getting the best mortgage loan, rates, and terms.