2023 Super Jumbo Loan Limits for Lakeland-North, King County,Washington
In the county of Lakeland-North, part of King, WA, a jumbo loan greater than $891,250 requires a minimum of a 10% down payment. Lendersa® offers a comprehensive list of both portfolio lenders and Non-QM lenders, capable of setting up jumbo loans up to $3,000,000. Those with high net worth can access super jumbo loans reaching as much as $35,000,000.
Conforming high-balance loan limits are set at $891,250 for a single-family home and increase to $1,140,950 for two units, $1,379,150 for three units, and $1,713,950 for a four-unit property.
Use our Jumbo mortgage rate calculator to view current rates and assess the required down payment, income, creditworthiness, reserves, and necessary documentation for loan qualification.
Lendersa® aims to secure the best possible jumbo loan tailored to your unique financial circumstances and needs. Begin by choosing one of three tailored pathways that facilitate matching with suitable lenders and jumbo loan programs.
The Lendersa® Jumbo mortgage calculator helps you compare lenders, identifying the most favorable Jumbo refinance rates today, or securing a loan ranging from $1,500,000 to $25,000,000 for purchases.
Lendersa® quickly gathers and matches data from a multitude of Jumbo lenders with your specific financial profile and needs.
Numerica Credit Union currently has more than 160, 000 members from Spokane, Northern Idaho, the Tri-Cities and Wenatchee Valley. We offer a full line of financial products and services, including mortgages and business products. Membership is open to anyone who lives or works in the State of Washington or the Idaho Panhandle.
The Private Money Store Inc. is a leading provider of private money real estate loans in the Pacific Northwest for business or commercial purposes secured by non-owner occupied investment property, Spec Construction and Vacant Land With over 35 years of private lending consulting and real estate investment experience
At Good Deeds Mortgage, your loan will never be just another transaction. It’s what gets you and your loved ones into the home of your dreams. But it doesn’t stop there, it also provides shelter for the homeless, feeds starving children, helps mothers in need, and much more. We would be honored to have the opportunity to help find you.
Old Republic Mortgage help you obtain and guide you to your goal of homeownership. Old Republic Mortgage is driven by our core values of Respect, Transparency, and Scrappiness. Our game changing loan programs and specialty products create homeownership opportunities in the communities we serve.
STCU has grown to 600-plus employees, serving more than 170, 000 members at 21 branch locations with $2.6 billion in assets. Although STCU has become the Inland Northwest's largest and most successful credit union, we've never forgotten that our most valuable assets are our members.
1421 N Meadowwood Lane, Suite 71, Liberty Lake, WA, 99019
We have been in the Real Estate and Mortgage service business for over 20 successful years. This longevity and confidence comes from our Real Estate & Mortgage services to a great many buyers and sellers, and their recommendations to others that result in repeat referral business.
Twin River Bank is locally owned by your neighbors and we have invested here in the Lewis Clark Valley Since We have built a reputation as a community bank serving home buyers, real estate investors and builders. We have experienced mortgage lenders that can help you with a purchase, refinance, home improvement or construction lending.
This credit union was organized on October 31, 1959, to promote thrift among its members & to accumulate a fund from these savings to make needed loans to members.
We started with a humble 33 members with a total of $173.00 in assets at that time. To date this credit union has over 2,000 members with assets size from $7,100,000 to over $8,000,
Early in March, 1978, eight real estate brokers discussed a common concern, financing, at their weekly exchange breakfast meeting. The consensus was that the local banks and mortgage companies were not meeting the needs of the public. Processing of loans was taking too long; since “chain” banks had to send everything out of town for approval
