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Mortgage broker serving Burbank, CA, offering a full range of loan programs - purchases, refinancing, investment properties, FHA, VA, jumbo, DSCR, bank statement loans, down payment assistance, and more. Personalized programs for your unique situation. 40+ years California mortgage experience.

Why Burbank Homebuyers Choose Us

Why Choose a California Mortgage Broker Serving Burbank, CA?
Custom programs, not one-size-fits-all bank products

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Schedule a quick 15-minute call and we'll match you to the right program and give you the best rate for your unique situation.

We as brokers shop hundreds of lenders for you. Banks offer their own limited products.

As mortgage specialists serving Burbank buyers, we match your unique situation to the right program.

The Burbank market requires jumbo loan expertise for homes above the $1.25M threshold.

  • Magnolia Park, Monterey Park, and View Park ($917K-$1.7M) all exceed the $1.25M conforming limit at median, requiring jumbo financing for most buyers.
  • Entertainment and media workers with project-based income need bank statement loans to qualify without traditional W-2 employment verification.
  • Wildfire zone properties require FAIR Plan insurance as backup, adding $2,000-$4,000 annually when standard carriers decline coverage.

We've spent 40+ years solving these exact challenges.

We're here to help match you with the perfect loan program for your Burbank purchase.

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How the Mortgage Process Works in Burbank

We've simplified the mortgage maze into four clear steps. No surprises, just results.

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Talk with a Burbank mortgage expert to understand your situation and see your personalized loan options. Call (510) 589-4096 or schedule online. No pressure - just honest guidance.

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Complete your loan application online and upload your documents. We'll review everything to make sure it's complete before submitting to our lending partners.

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We submit your application to our lending partners. Their underwriters review your documents, verify your income and credit, and issue your loan approval.

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Sign your final documents, get your keys, and move into your Burbank home. We coordinate everything to make closing day smooth and stress-free.

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Market Insights

What is the Burbank, CA Housing & Mortgage Market Like in 2026? Financing options, loan programs & affordability guide

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Prices & Trends

Burbank sits right at that awkward mortgage threshold where most buyers need to think carefully about loan limits. The median home price is $1.31M, and the conforming limit here is $1.25M. That $60K gap means a lot of buyers end up needing a small jumbo loan on top of their conforming loan, or they go full jumbo if they're stretching higher. Prices haven't moved in a year, which is actually good news. The panic buying is over. Sellers are being reasonable again. And honestly, this price range is where you get the best rates if you structure things right. Just don't assume FHA makes sense here because the limits are high. It doesn't.

Who's Buying in Burbank

You need real income or equity to buy here. The median household income is $91K, but dual-income families earning $150K-$200K combined are the ones actually closing deals. Move-up buyers dominate because they're bringing $200K-$400K in equity from a previous home. First-timers can play here if they've got tech money or family help, but they're not the majority. The homeownership rate is only 43.3%, so most people here rent. That creates opportunity for investors, but also means the buyer pool is selective. People who buy in Burbank are established professionals who want the location, the schools, and the proximity to everything without paying Pasadena or Studio City prices.

Your Loan Fit

Stay under the conforming limit if you possibly can. Rates are just better, and the underwriting is smoother. Here's what actually works at this price point:
  • High-balance conforming up to $1.25M gets you the best rates and lowest fees
  • Jumbo kicks in above $1.25M, rates are decent if your credit is 740+
  • Conventional with 15-20% down beats everything else in terms of monthly cost
  • Skip FHA unless you're absolutely maxed out on income, the upfront mortgage insurance kills you at this price
  • Some buyers do an 80-15-5 piggyback to avoid jumbo territory, works if you can swing two payments initially
The math really does change based on how much you put down and where you land relative to that $1.25M line. Run the numbers before you fall in love with a $1.4M house.

Down Payment & Refinance in Burbank

If you already own here, refinancing is probably about pulling cash out or dumping PMI. Home values are flat this year, but if you bought three or four years ago you've still got decent equity to work with. Cash-out refis make sense for renovations or buying an investment property. Rates have to pencil out though, don't refi just because you can. PMI removal is huge if you put down less than 20% originally and you've crossed that 80% LTV threshold. And HELOCs are underrated for people who want flexibility without touching their primary mortgage. Real talk, a lot of Burbank owners are sitting on $400K-$600K in equity and not doing anything with it. That's a waste if you've got other financial goals.

Get Started

You're looking at $130K-$260K down for most homes here. That's 10-20% on a $1.31M median price. Most buyers aren't writing that check from savings alone. Move-up buyers bring $200K-$300K in equity from selling their previous place. First-timers piece together $50K in savings, $40K from parents, and maybe $40K from selling stock or a bonus. Some stretch with 10% down ($131K) to get in, but you'll pay PMI until you hit 20% equity. If you're putting down less than that, look at our no-money-down program that covers your minimum 3-3.5% down payment requirement. It's not for everyone at this price point, but it works if your income supports the payment and you don't want to drain your liquidity. The bigger issue is closing costs on top of down payment. Budget another $15K-$25K for that.

Local Burbank Expertise

Get your financing lined up before you tour homes. Sellers in this range want to see preapproval that actually means something, not some auto-generated letter. We'll walk you through conforming versus jumbo, show you exactly what your payment looks like at different down payment levels, and figure out if it makes sense to buy now or wait. Schedule a free call and we'll run your numbers in about 20 minutes. Our team knows the Burbank market and we close loans here constantly. Don't guess on a $1.3M purchase. Get the structure right from the start.

Popular Burbank Neighborhoods

Magnolia Park • Rancho • Downtown Burbank • Toluca Lake

Zip Codes We Serve

91501, 91502, 91503, 91504, 91505, 91506, 91507, 91508, 91510, 91521

What Types of Mortgages Are Available in Burbank, CA? Purchase, refinance, commercial, and specialized financing

Finding the right home loan in Burbank starts with understanding your options. We've streamlined hundreds of mortgage programs into 8 clear categories for Burbank home buyers—covering purchase loans, refinance, commercial real estate, and specialized financing like bank statement and jumbo loans. Explore the general programs to compare down payment options and requirements, or apply now for a custom financing solution tailored to your Burbank property.

Purchase Loans

Speed & Certainty

Whether you're buying your first condo or a $3M estate, we offer comprehensive financing solutions with 14-day closings. Explore our complete range of purchase loan programs below.

Refinance

Rate & Term, Cash-Out

Refinance to lower your interest rate, shorten your loan term, or access home equity for renovations, debt consolidation, or investment opportunities. Explore all refinance programs below.

Commercial Loans

SBA 504 & 7(a)

Finance commercial real estate, owner-occupied buildings, or business expansions. Explore all commercial financing programs below.

Construction & Renovation

Build & Improve

Finance new construction, renovations, or land purchases. Explore all construction and renovation programs below.

Property Types

Specialized Properties

From condos and townhomes to multi-family buildings and unique property types. Explore all specialized property financing programs below.

Down Payment Assistance

CalHFA & Local DPA

Access California's down payment assistance programs. Explore all DPA programs below.

Special Income Doc

Alternative Documentation

Self-employed professionals, freelancers, and business owners. Explore all special income documentation programs below.

Loan Programs

Burbank Loan Program Guide Purchase, Refinance & Investment Programs

Popular loan programs for Burbank homebuyers. Compare options and find your best fit.

Quick Compare: Burbank Mortgage Options

Loan Type Down Payment Credit Score Best For
Jumbo 10-20% 680+ Homes above $1,249,125
Bank Statement 10-20% 660+ Self-employed, business owners, tech consultants
VA $0 No minimum Veterans, active military (0% down on any price)
Asset Depletion 10-20% 680+ Retirees, investors with $500K+ liquid assets
Conventional 3-20% 620+ Good credit, flexible down payment. Up to $1,249,125
DSCR 20-25% 660+ Investment properties, no income verification
Reverse Mortgage N/A No minimum Seniors 62+ accessing Burbank home equity

Questions? Call (510) 589-4096 or email info@agoodlender.com

Best Home Purchase Loans in Burbank

Jumbo Loans

Burbank prices often exceed $1.25M. Jumbo loans cover properties above the conforming limit with 10-20% down.

Conforming Loans

Properties under $1.25M get conforming financing. Split between conforming and jumbo in Burbank.

Bank Statement Loans

Self-employed? Burbank bank statement loans use deposits, not tax returns. Common for entrepreneurs.

VA Loans

VA loans cover all Burbank properties with $0 down. No PMI ever. Veterans' best option.

Asset Depletion Loans

Asset depletion loans for Burbank buyers with $500K+ liquid assets. Qualify on portfolio, not paycheck.

FHA Loans

First-time Burbank buyers can use FHA with 3.5% down. Limit is $1.25M.

Bridge Loans

Bridge financing for Burbank moves. Purchase before your current home sells.

LLC Funding Programs

Entity financing for Burbank investors. Purchase in LLC for asset protection.

Best Refinance Options in Burbank

Conforming Refinance

Burbank loans under $1.25M get conforming refinance rates. Best rates available.

Cash Out Refinance

Access Burbank home equity with cash-out refi. Up to 80% LTV for improvements or investments.

HELOC Refinance

HELOC for Burbank homeowners with equity. Flexible access without full refinance.

VA Loans Refinance

VA IRRRL refinance for Burbank veterans. Lower your rate without appraisal or income docs.

Home Equity Refinance

Burbank home equity loans available. Fixed rate second mortgage for large expenses.

FHA Loans Refinance

FHA streamline for Burbank homeowners with FHA loans. Lower your rate without appraisal.

Best Investment & Commercial Loans in Burbank

DSCR Loans

Investment properties in Burbank can use DSCR financing. Rental income qualifies the loan.

Fix And Flip Loans

Burbank rehab projects use fix-and-flip loans. 12-18 month terms for buy-renovate-sell.

Multifamily Loans

Multifamily loans for Burbank apartment buildings. Commercial rates for larger properties.

Commercial Hard Money Loans

Hard money financing for Burbank commercial. Fast approval when banks are too slow.

Best Down Payment Assistance Programs for Burbank

No Money Down Program

Buy a home with zero down payment. Our lenders cover your entire down payment through grant programs. No repayment required. Available for Burbank buyers with qualifying income.

CalHFA Down Payment Assistance

CalHFA programs can help Burbank first-time buyers. Check income limits for eligibility.

Gift of Equity

Burbank family transfers use gift of equity. Below-market sale with equity as down payment.

Non-Occupant Co-Borrower

Non-occupant co-borrower option in Burbank. Family member income helps qualification.

Local Down Payment Programs

Check Burbank city programs for additional DPA. May stack with CalHFA for more help.

Every situation is unique. The right loan program depends on your unique situation. See what works best for you.

Questions? Call (510) 589-4096 or email info@agoodlender.com

Why Burbank is a Great Place to Buy a Home

Burbank sits in the heart of the San Fernando Valley, population 106,389, median household income $91,455. At $1.31M median home price, this is what you pay for an 18-minute commute to downtown LA and a backyard that backs up to major studios. The homeownership rate is only 43.3%, way below California's average, because most properties here require serious income to qualify. You're looking at needing roughly $200K household income to comfortably afford the median home with a conventional loan, which explains why so many people rent here instead.

Schools & Family Appeal

The schools are a major reason families stretch their budgets to buy here instead of renting forever. Walt Disney Elementary pulls a 9 rating, John Burroughs High also a 9, Providencia Elementary an 8, Burbank High an 8. These aren't just good scores, they're consistently high across the district, which directly impacts your resale value when you eventually sell. Families who buy in Burbank tend to stay put through high school graduation, so you're competing with fewer listings when good properties hit the market. The school quality is baked into that $1.31M median price, but it also means your property holds value better than surrounding Valley communities with weaker districts.

  • Walt Disney Elementary School
  • John Burroughs High School
  • Providencia Elementary School
  • Burbank High School

The Neighborhood Feel

Where you buy in Burbank determines whether you need a jumbo loan or can squeeze by with a conforming conventional. Magnolia Park runs $1.1M-$1.6M for craftsman homes and bungalows, and you'll see a mix of conventional and jumbo loans depending on your down payment situation. Downtown Burbank condos and townhomes go $800K-$1.4M, which is your best shot at a conforming loan if you've got 20% down on something under $1.1M. Rancho is where the entertainment money lives, $1.4M-$2.2M hillside properties that almost always require jumbo financing. Toluca Lake is the top end, $1.8M-$3.5M, where you're definitely in jumbo territory and competing with industry executives paying cash or putting down 30-40%. The neighborhood you target completely changes your financing strategy and what kind of income documentation you'll need.

  • Magnolia Park
  • Downtown Burbank
  • Rancho
  • Toluca Lake

Getting Around

Here's the thing about Burbank: that 18-minute commute to downtown LA is worth about $400K in mortgage value compared to living in Palmdale or Lancaster. You're also 36 minutes to Santa Monica, 43 to Long Beach, 62 to Irvine. Burbank Airport means you can park and be at your gate in 20 minutes instead of the LAX nightmare. The location is why people tolerate that 43.3% homeownership rate and sky-high prices. If you work in entertainment, media, or anywhere in central LA, you're saving 90 minutes a day compared to living in affordable parts of the Inland Empire. That's time you get back with your family, and it's why buyers here justify the bigger mortgage payment.

Jobs & Economy

The employment situation is what makes Burbank's prices sustainable instead of speculative. Warner Bros., Disney, Nickelodeon Animation, and NBCUniversal aren't going anywhere, and they pay the kind of salaries that support $1.3M home prices. Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center and Burbank Unified School District add stability beyond entertainment industry volatility. Real talk: if you work at one of the studios, you'll see coworkers who rent forever and coworkers who bought years ago and are sitting on massive equity. The job concentration here means lenders view Burbank employment favorably when underwriting your loan. And if you're in entertainment, living 10 minutes from the lot instead of 90 minutes from Simi Valley can actually affect your career trajectory and earning potential long-term.

  • Warner Bros. Entertainment
  • The Walt Disney Company
  • Nickelodeon Animation Studio
  • NBCUniversal
  • Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center
  • Burbank Unified School District

Burbank Mortgage FAQs
Common questions answered

Common questions from Burbank homebuyers and refinance clients. Can't find your answer? Book a 15-minute call with a Senior Loan Officer.

How long does it take to get approved for a mortgage in Burbank?

Pre-approval typically takes 24-72 hours. Full underwriting approval takes 14-21 days. We work with lenders offering express underwriting for strong borrowers who need faster closings.

What documents do I need to apply for a mortgage?

Standard documents needed: pay stubs (last 30 days), W-2s (past 2 years), tax returns (past 2 years), bank statements (past 2 months), and photo ID. Self-employed borrowers need business tax returns and P&L statements. We'll provide a complete checklist for your situation.

How long does it take to close on a house in Burbank?

Typical Burbank closing timeline: 30-45 days from accepted offer. VA/FHA loans may take slightly longer. Cash buyers close in 7-14 days. We work to meet your timeline and coordinate with all parties to close on schedule.

What down payment do I need to buy a home in Burbank?

You have several low down payment options in Burbank: Conventional (3% down), FHA (3.5% down), VA (0% for veterans), and our 6-Month Forgivable Grant Program covering your entire down payment. Many Burbank buyers purchase with 3.5% or less down.

What down payment assistance programs are available in Burbank?

Our No Money Down program offers $0 down payment for qualified Burbank buyers. We also offer our 6-Month Forgivable Grant (covers 3-3.5% down, forgiven after 6 months), CalHFA programs, and local first-time buyer assistance. Unlike CalHFA's 5-year requirements, our programs have no income limits and no first-time buyer requirement.

Can I buy a home in Burbank with no money down?

Yes! Zero-down options for Burbank buyers include: VA loans (eligible veterans), USDA loans (eligible rural areas), and our 6-Month Forgivable Grant Program combined with seller concessions for closing costs. Many Burbank families purchase with minimal upfront cash.

What are the loan limits in Burbank?

2026 Los Angeles County limits: FHA $1,249,125, Conventional $1,249,125. Any loan above $1,249,125 is a jumbo loan. Most Burbank properties fall within conforming limits, maximizing your financing options.

Should I get an FHA or conventional loan in Burbank?

For Burbank's $500,000 median price: FHA is better for credit scores under 680 or down payments under 5%—it's more forgiving on DTI ratios too. Conventional is better with 5%+ down and 700+ credit (lower PMI costs). We compare both options for your specific situation.

What if I was denied by another lender?

A denial doesn't mean you can't buy in Burbank. We review your denial letter, identify the specific issues (credit, DTI, income documentation), and match you with lenders who have more flexible guidelines. Common solutions include FHA loans for credit flexibility, alternative documentation, or co-borrower structures.

What credit score do I need to buy a home in Burbank?

Credit requirements by loan type: FHA accepts 580+ (or 500 with 10% down), conventional starts at 620, VA at 620+. Our zero-down grant program works with 640+. Higher scores (720+) get better rates, but we work with borrowers across the credit spectrum.

Do you work with first-time homebuyers in Burbank?

Absolutely—first-time buyers are our specialty in Burbank. We guide you through the entire process, help you understand FHA vs conventional vs VA options, identify all available down payment assistance in Los Angeles County, and structure your purchase to minimize upfront costs.

What if my credit score is below 620?

You still have options in Burbank. FHA loans accept credit scores as low as 580 (or 500 with 10% down). We also offer credit improvement strategies and can connect you with rapid rescoring services to boost your score before applying. Many buyers improve 20-50 points within 30 days.

How do I know I'm getting a competitive rate?

As a mortgage broker, we shop your scenario across 50+ wholesale lenders to find the best pricing. Unlike retail banks that only offer their own rates, we show you side-by-side comparisons with identical terms. No junk fees or hidden charges—just transparent pricing.

What makes A Good Lender different from online lenders or big banks?

You work directly with a Senior Loan Officer (15+ years average experience) from application through closing—not a call center. We have local Los Angeles County expertise, same-day underwriting decisions, and flexibility to solve complex situations that algorithm-based lenders decline.

What are closing costs when buying a home in Burbank?

Closing costs in Burbank typically run 2-4% of the purchase price. On a $500,000 home, expect $10,000-$20,000 covering appraisal, title insurance, escrow fees, and prepaids. FHA allows sellers to contribute up to 6% toward your closing costs.

How long does it take to get approved for a mortgage in Burbank?

Pre-approval typically takes 24-72 hours. Full underwriting approval takes 14-21 days. We work with lenders offering express underwriting for strong borrowers who need faster closings.

What down payment do I need to buy a home in Burbank?

You have several low down payment options in Burbank: Conventional (3% down), FHA (3.5% down), VA (0% for veterans), and our 6-Month Forgivable Grant Program covering your entire down payment. Many Burbank buyers purchase with 3.5% or less down.

What if I was denied by another lender?

A denial doesn't mean you can't buy in Burbank. We review your denial letter, identify the specific issues (credit, DTI, income documentation), and match you with lenders who have more flexible guidelines. Common solutions include FHA loans for credit flexibility, alternative documentation, or co-borrower structures.

How do I know I'm getting a competitive rate?

As a mortgage broker, we shop your scenario across 50+ wholesale lenders to find the best pricing. Unlike retail banks that only offer their own rates, we show you side-by-side comparisons with identical terms. No junk fees or hidden charges—just transparent pricing.

What makes A Good Lender different from online lenders or big banks?

You work directly with a Senior Loan Officer (15+ years average experience) from application through closing—not a call center. We have local Los Angeles County expertise, same-day underwriting decisions, and flexibility to solve complex situations that algorithm-based lenders decline.

What are closing costs when buying a home in Burbank?

Closing costs in Burbank typically run 2-4% of the purchase price. On a $500,000 home, expect $10,000-$20,000 covering appraisal, title insurance, escrow fees, and prepaids. FHA allows sellers to contribute up to 6% toward your closing costs.

What documents do I need to apply for a mortgage?

Standard documents needed: pay stubs (last 30 days), W-2s (past 2 years), tax returns (past 2 years), bank statements (past 2 months), and photo ID. Self-employed borrowers need business tax returns and P&L statements. We'll provide a complete checklist for your situation.

How long does it take to close on a house in Burbank?

Typical Burbank closing timeline: 30-45 days from accepted offer. VA/FHA loans may take slightly longer. Cash buyers close in 7-14 days. We work to meet your timeline and coordinate with all parties to close on schedule.

What credit score do I need to buy a home in Burbank?

Credit requirements by loan type: FHA accepts 580+ (or 500 with 10% down), conventional starts at 620, VA at 620+. Our zero-down grant program works with 640+. Higher scores (720+) get better rates, but we work with borrowers across the credit spectrum.

What are the loan limits in Burbank?

2026 Los Angeles County limits: FHA $1,249,125, Conventional $1,249,125. Any loan above $1,249,125 is a jumbo loan. Most Burbank properties fall within conforming limits, maximizing your financing options.

What down payment assistance programs are available in Burbank?

Our No Money Down program offers $0 down payment for qualified Burbank buyers. We also offer our 6-Month Forgivable Grant (covers 3-3.5% down, forgiven after 6 months), CalHFA programs, and local first-time buyer assistance. Unlike CalHFA's 5-year requirements, our programs have no income limits and no first-time buyer requirement.

Can I buy a home in Burbank with no money down?

Yes! Zero-down options for Burbank buyers include: VA loans (eligible veterans), USDA loans (eligible rural areas), and our 6-Month Forgivable Grant Program combined with seller concessions for closing costs. Many Burbank families purchase with minimal upfront cash.

Do you work with first-time homebuyers in Burbank?

Absolutely—first-time buyers are our specialty in Burbank. We guide you through the entire process, help you understand FHA vs conventional vs VA options, identify all available down payment assistance in Los Angeles County, and structure your purchase to minimize upfront costs.

What if my credit score is below 620?

You still have options in Burbank. FHA loans accept credit scores as low as 580 (or 500 with 10% down). We also offer credit improvement strategies and can connect you with rapid rescoring services to boost your score before applying. Many buyers improve 20-50 points within 30 days.

Should I get an FHA or conventional loan in Burbank?

For Burbank's $500,000 median price: FHA is better for credit scores under 680 or down payments under 5%—it's more forgiving on DTI ratios too. Conventional is better with 5%+ down and 700+ credit (lower PMI costs). We compare both options for your specific situation.

What is the FHA loan limit in Burbank?

The FHA loan limit in Burbank is $1,250,000 for 2025, which covers many homes in this market. This high. balance limit reflects Los Angeles County's premium housing costs. Keep in mind that with Burbank's median home price around $1.3M, you'll likely need a jumbo loan for properties above this threshold.

Do I need a jumbo loan in Burbank?

You'll need a jumbo loan if you're buying above $1,250,000 in Burbank, which is common since many homes range from $1.25M to $2M. Properties at or below the conforming limit of $1.25M can use high. balance conventional loans with better rates and terms. Your lender can help you compare jumbo versus conforming options based on your specific property price.

What are the 2026 loan limits for Los Angeles County?

For 2025, Los Angeles County's conforming loan limit is $1,250,000, with FHA and VA limits matching at $1,250,000. The 2026 limits haven't been announced yet but are typically released in November 2025. Given Burbank's premium market, these high. balance limits help many buyers avoid jumbo financing.

Can I get a VA loan in Burbank?

Yes, eligible veterans and service members can use VA loans in Burbank with a limit of $1,250,000 and no down payment required. This works well for properties at or below that price point, though you'll need a jumbo VA loan for higher. priced homes. VA loans offer competitive rates and don't require mortgage insurance, making them an excellent option for qualified buyers.

What down payment assistance programs are available in Burbank?

Our No Money Down program offers $0 down payment for qualified buyers, which can be especially helpful in Burbank's premium market. CalHFA offers down payment assistance programs with various options including deferred. payment junior loans. While Burbank's higher price points may limit some DPA eligibility, programs exist for lower. priced properties and first. time buyers meeting income requirements.

What down payment do I need for a Burbank home?

Conventional loans typically require 5% to 20% down, which means $65,000 to $260,000 on Burbank's $1.3M median home price. FHA loans allow as little as 3.5% down ($45,500), while VA and our No Money Down program offer $0 down for qualified buyers. Putting down 20% helps you avoid mortgage insurance and strengthens your offer in this competitive market.

What credit score do I need to buy in Burbank?

Most conventional loans in Burbank's premium market require a minimum credit score of 620, though 680+ gets you better rates. FHA loans accept scores as low as 580 with 3.5% down, or 500 with 10% down. Given the typical buyer profile of dual. income professionals, aiming for 700+ will give you the most competitive financing options.

How do I choose the right mortgage lender?

Look for a lender experienced with Burbank's premium market who can handle both high. balance conforming and jumbo loans effectively. Compare rates, fees, and closing timelines from multiple lenders, and ask about their experience with properties in the $1.25M to $2M range. A knowledgeable local lender will understand Los Angeles County's specific requirements and can help you close quickly in this competitive market.

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