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    You don't have to know mortgages. That's my job.

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    Wil Reguera, mortgage loan officer

    I'm always here to help. Just let me know.

    MORTGAGES WITHOUT THE MORTGAGE-SPEAK.

    What are you trying to do?

    You don't need to know which loan program you need. Tell me what you're trying to accomplish. We'll figure out the rest.

    FAST TRUST

    You don't have to figure this out before you apply.

    The application gives me the information I need to understand your situation. From there, we can determine which financing strategy makes sense.

    01Tell Me About You
    02I'll Review the Numbers
    03We'll Build the Right Strategy

    BEFORE YOU START

    Don't panic. You don't need a filing cabinet next to you.

    Start with what you know.

    As the process moves forward, we may need items such as:

    Income informationEmployment historyAsset informationHousing historyIdentificationSupporting financial documents

    Don't know something? Keep going. We'll figure it out together.

    ENOUGH READING.

    Let's Do This.

    Take your time. Answer what you can. If you get stuck, Wil is here.

    Not ready to fill this out yet?

    That's okay.

    Wil Reguera, mortgage loan officer at Fundnancial Corp.
    Yep. Actual human.

    YES. THERE'S AN ACTUAL HUMAN BEHIND THIS WEBSITE.

    Hi. I'm Wil.

    I've been helping people with mortgages for a long time. And I've learned something: Nobody wakes up excited because today is finally the day they get to fill out a mortgage application. What you're excited about is what's on the other side of it.

    The house.

    The lower payment.

    The renovation.

    The investment.

    The cash you need.

    The next chapter.

    My job is to understand where you're trying to go and help structure the financing that can get you there.

    Meet With Wil

    Mortgage myths die here.

    You've probably heard at least one of these.

    NOPE.

    There are financing programs with substantially lower down-payment requirements—3% conventional and 3.5% FHA options, for example.

    NOPE.

    Different programs have different credit requirements and strengths.

    NOT NECESSARILY.

    Mortgage insurance can sometimes be the tool that allows a buyer to purchase sooner with less money down.

    NOPE.

    Loan terms can often be structured differently depending upon goals and eligibility.

    DEFINITELY NOT.

    Traditional income documentation isn't the only potential financing path.

    ORGANIZE BY NEED

    More options. Fewer boxes.

    One of the advantages of working with a mortgage broker is being able to look at the situation from more than one direction.

    Buy

    • A standard loan with flexible terms and competitive rates—often with as little as 3% down.

    • Government-backed financing that can be more forgiving on credit and down payment.

    • Zero-down option for eligible veterans and service members.

    • Low-down-payment financing for eligible rural and suburban areas.

    • Loans that exceed conventional limits for higher-priced homes.

    • Programs designed to make your first purchase more attainable.

    • Financing for a vacation home or secondary residence.

    Use Your Equity

    • Replace your current mortgage with a new rate or term—no cash out.

    • Turn some of your equity into cash at closing.

    • A flexible line of credit secured by your home's equity.

    • A fixed lump sum borrowed against your equity.

    • Ways to remove mortgage insurance when the numbers support it.

    Build

    • Financing that funds your build in stages.

    • One closing that covers both the build and the permanent loan.

    • Roll renovation costs into your purchase or refinance.

    Invest

    • Financing for homes you'll rent or hold as an investment.

    • Qualify based on the property's cash flow rather than personal income.

    • Financing for a second residence used personally.

    • Custom solutions held by individual lenders.

    Income Doesn't Fit the Box?

    • Qualify using bank statements instead of tax returns.

    • Income qualification built around contractor and freelance earnings.

    • Use a P&L to show business income.

    • Qualify based on your eligible assets.

    • Verification of employment without traditional pay stubs.

    • Additional paths when standard programs don't fit.

    Mortgage people speak another language.

    Allow me to translate.

    From application to keys.

    01

    Apply

    Tell me about yourself and what you're trying to accomplish. No jargon, no pressure — just the basics.

    02

    Review

    We review your income, assets, credit and the overall scenario together to see where you stand.

    03

    Strategy

    We determine which financing options actually make sense for your situation — not just the obvious one.

    04

    Pre-Approval / Loan Setup

    Now we're working with real numbers. This is a substantive review, not just a conversation.

    05

    Processing & Underwriting

    Documents, appraisal when required, title work and loan review — I'll guide you through each piece.

    06

    Clear to Close

    Almost there. This is the final green light before we head to closing.

    Closing

    Sign. Fund. Keys. The part you've actually been waiting for.

    Don't refinance because somebody yelled “RATES DROPPED!”

    Refinance because the math makes sense.

    ↓
    RATE
    ↓
    PAYMENT
    ↓
    INTEREST
    ↑
    BETTER STRUCTURE

    A good refinance should accomplish a meaningful financial objective.

    Refinance Break-Even

    Approx. Break-Even Period

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    Illustration only. Actual costs, savings and loan terms vary.

    Don't take Wil's word for it.

    See what people who've worked with us have to say.

    Still here?

    Good. That probably means you have questions.

    Let's answer them.