Making homeownership happen.

Whether you're buying your first home, upgrading to your dream space, or investing in a new property, the right mortgage makes all the difference. Rolando offers a variety of purchase loan options — competitive rates, flexible terms, and guidance every step of the way. Every buyer's journey is different, so there's a program to match yours.

Conventional Loan

Great for buyers with solid credit and stable income. Flexible terms and a variety of down payment options. Often offers the most competitive interest rates for well-qualified borrowers and can be used for primary homes, second homes, or investment properties. These loans also allow you to remove mortgage insurance once you reach 20% equity, helping lower your monthly payment over time.

FHA Loan

A good fit for first-time buyers or those with less-than-perfect credit. Low down payment and more flexible guidelines. This government-backed program helps make homeownership possible for many who might not qualify for conventional financing. FHA loans also allow for higher debt-to-income ratios, giving you more room in your budget for your dream home.

VA Loan

For eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and surviving spouses. No down payment, no mortgage insurance, and competitive rates. A powerful benefit earned through service, VA loans also allow for more flexible credit and income requirements. Plus, closing costs are limited by the VA, which can save you even more money at the settlement table.

USDA Loan

Designed for homes in eligible rural and suburban areas. No down payment and low monthly mortgage insurance. Ideal for buyers seeking affordable financing in less densely populated communities. USDA loans also feature competitive interest rates, making them a great option for stretching your homebuying budget.

Jumbo Loan

Buying a higher-priced home? Jumbo loans let you borrow above the conventional loan limits — with competitive terms. Perfect for luxury properties or homes in high-cost areas where traditional limits don't stretch far enough. These loans often require stronger credit profiles and higher reserves but offer tailored financing for large-scale purchases.

First-Time Buyer Programs

Special options to help new buyers with down payment assistance and easier qualification. These programs are designed to make that first home purchase more affordable, even if you haven't saved a large nest egg. Many include reduced mortgage insurance costs or special incentives that lower your overall monthly payment.