Conventional Loan
Flexible Terms with Competitive Rates
Conventional loans are the most commonly used type of mortgage and are ideal for buyers with solid credit and financial stability. These loans are not backed by a government agency and instead follow guidelines set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. At Philip Zajicek, we help borrowers in Colorado and Arizona secure competitive conventional financing tailored to their homeownership goals. One of the major advantages of a conventional loan is flexibility. Whether you're buying a primary residence, second home, or investment property, conventional mortgages give you the freedom to finance various property types.

Conventional loans typically offer lower overall borrowing costs for those with higher credit scores. They also come with customizable loan terms—whether you want the stability of a fixed-rate mortgage or the initial savings of an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM), we’ll help you choose what fits best.
With a 20% down payment, borrowers can avoid paying mortgage insurance altogether. Even if you put down less, PMI can be canceled once you’ve built 20% equity—making conventional loans a cost-effective choice long-term.
These loans are also ideal for refinancing. If you already own a home and are looking for better terms or to consolidate debt, a conventional refinance may offer you reduced rates or a cash-out option.
The underwriting process is typically straightforward for borrowers with strong credit, steady income, and manageable debt. We help ensure your documents are prepared and submitted efficiently so your loan closes smoothly.
With personalized support from start to finish, our team ensures your conventional mortgage experience is fast, transparent, and designed around your financial vision.
✔️ Key Benefits of Conventional Loans:
Competitive interest rates for strong-credit borrowers
Variety of fixed and adjustable loan terms
Available for primary, second, and investment properties
Option to eliminate PMI after reaching 20% equity
Ideal for both purchases and refinances