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Fullerton, California
Fullerton Home Loans & Refinancing Experts

Titan Courts (Fullerton, California)

Mortgage broker serving Fullerton, 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 Fullerton Homebuyers Choose Us

Why Choose a California Mortgage Broker Serving Fullerton, 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 Fullerton buyers, we match your unique situation to the right program.

Fullerton buyers compete in a market where strong financing and quick pre-approval win offers.

  • Downtown Fullerton, Sunny Hills, and West Fullerton all average $1.1M—just under the $1.25M conforming limit, avoiding jumbo rates.
  • Healthcare workers with overtime and shift differentials need lenders who average 12-24 months of variable income for qualification.
  • Self-employed buyers with tax write-offs should use bank statement loans that qualify on deposits, not reduced tax returns.

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

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

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How the Mortgage Process Works in Fullerton

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

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Talk with a Fullerton 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 Fullerton home. We coordinate everything to make closing day smooth and stress-free.

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Market Insights

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

California housing market value rising with upward trend

Prices & Trends

Fullerton's sitting at a median price of $1,057,500 and hasn't budged in a year. Flat doesn't mean boring though. It means sellers aren't getting away with ridiculous asks anymore, and you've got room to negotiate without the feeding frenzy pressure. The big advantage here is the conforming loan limit of $1,249,125. Most homes fall under that, so you're getting conventional rates without jumping into jumbo territory. That's huge for your monthly payment and keeps more options on the table. We're in high-cost Southern California, so the limits work in your favor.

Who's Buying in Fullerton

Dual-income families dominate this market. You need about $99K household income just to hit the median, but honestly most buyers closing on million-dollar homes are bringing more than that. Move-up buyers with equity from their previous place have an edge. They're rolling $200K-$300K from a smaller home in the region and suddenly that $1M price tag is manageable. First-timers do buy here but usually with serious W2 income or family stepping in with gift funds. This isn't a scrape-by market. You need real financial firepower or you're fighting uphill.

Your Loan Fit

Stay under that $1,249,125 conforming limit if you possibly can. The rate difference between high-balance conforming and jumbo isn't always massive, but why pay more if you don't have to? Your strategy depends on how much you're putting down and what you're buying:
  • 20% down gets you the cleanest conventional loan, no PMI, best rates
  • 10-15% down still works, you'll carry PMI but it drops off at 78% LTV
  • Anything above $1.25M means jumbo, so make sure your credit is 740+ and reserves are solid
  • FHA goes up to $1,249,125 here but honestly at this price point the funding fee and mortgage insurance make it less attractive unless your credit is rough
Conventional wins for most buyers here. Clean, flexible, and you're not overpaying for insurance you don't need.

Down Payment & Refinance in Fullerton

Already own here? You've likely built some equity even with flat prices this year. Cash-out refis make sense if you want to renovate or pull money for an investment property. Rates have moved around enough that a rate-term refi could save you real money if you bought when rates were higher. PMI removal is automatic at 78% LTV but you can request it at 80%, so if your home's appreciated or you've paid down principal, get an appraisal and ditch that payment. HELOCs are solid if you need flexibility without touching your first mortgage. Lots of people tap equity here to help kids with down payments or fund major home improvements that actually pencil out in this market.

Get Started

You're looking at $105K-$210K to put down on that median-priced home. Most buyers do 10-20%. The money comes from three places: equity rolled from a previous home, straight savings for high earners who've stacked cash, or gift funds from family. Plenty of buyers combine all three. Parents chip in $50K, you bring $80K in savings, and suddenly you're at 12% down. Some stretch with 10% to keep cash for renovations or reserves. If down payment is your roadblock, our no-money-down program covers your minimum 3-3.5% down payment requirement. That drops your upfront from six figures to basically closing costs. Different game entirely.

Local Fullerton Expertise

Get your preapproval sorted before you tour anything seriously. Sellers in this range want to see proof you can close. We'll run your numbers, figure out if you should go conventional or jumbo, and lock down what you actually qualify for versus what some online calculator spits out. Schedule a free call and we'll walk through your situation. Our team knows Orange County financing inside and out. We'll tell you what works, what doesn't, and how to structure your loan so you're not leaving money on the table.

Popular Fullerton Neighborhoods

Downtown Fullerton • Sunny Hills • West Fullerton • Amerige Heights

Zip Codes We Serve

92831, 92832, 92833, 92834, 92835, 92836, 92837, 92838

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

Finding the right home loan in Fullerton starts with understanding your options. We've streamlined hundreds of mortgage programs into 8 clear categories for Fullerton 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 Fullerton 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

Fullerton Loan Program Guide Purchase, Refinance & Investment Programs

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

Quick Compare: Fullerton 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 Fullerton home equity

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

Best Home Purchase Loans in Fullerton

Conforming Loans

Most Fullerton homes qualify for conforming loans under $1.25M. Best rates with 3-20% down.

VA Loans

Veterans buy in Fullerton with nothing down. VA loans up to $1.25M with no mortgage insurance.

FHA Loans

FHA loans popular for Fullerton first-timers. 3.5% down, 580 credit minimum.

Jumbo Loans

Higher-end Fullerton properties may exceed $1.25M. Jumbo financing available when needed.

Bank Statement Loans

Bank statement loans work for Fullerton's self-employed buyers. 12-24 months of deposits qualify you.

Calhfa Programs

CalHFA MyHome provides up to 3.5% down payment assistance for Fullerton buyers.

Bridge Loans

Bridge loans help Fullerton buyers compete. Make non-contingent offers while selling current home.

LLC Funding Programs

Fullerton investment properties in LLC. Entity financing available for investors.

Best Refinance Options in Fullerton

Conforming Refinance

Most Fullerton mortgages qualify for conforming refinance. Lower your rate under the limit.

Cash Out Refinance

Fullerton homeowners tap equity with cash-out refinance. Consolidate debt or fund renovations.

VA Loans Refinance

Veterans in Fullerton refinance with VA IRRRL. No appraisal, no income verification.

HELOC Refinance

Fullerton HELOC options for home equity access. Credit line with variable rate draw period.

FHA Loans Refinance

Fullerton FHA borrowers can streamline refinance. No income verification or appraisal required.

Home Equity Refinance

Home equity loan option for Fullerton. Fixed payments unlike variable HELOC.

Best Investment & Commercial Loans in Fullerton

DSCR Loans

Fullerton rental investors use DSCR loans. Property income determines qualification, not W-2s.

Fix And Flip Loans

Renovation investors in Fullerton use fix-and-flip financing. Purchase plus rehab in one loan.

Multifamily Loans

Fullerton apartment financing available. Multifamily loans for 5+ unit buildings.

Commercial Hard Money Loans

Commercial hard money in Fullerton. Speed and flexibility for investment deals.

Best Down Payment Assistance Programs for Fullerton

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 Fullerton buyers with qualifying income.

CalHFA Down Payment Assistance

CalHFA MyHome provides up to 3.5% down payment assistance for Fullerton buyers.

Local Down Payment Programs

Local Fullerton DPA programs supplement state assistance. City grants reduce out-of-pocket costs.

Elite Grant Program

Fullerton buyers check Elite grant eligibility. Grant funds reduce out-of-pocket costs.

Gift of Equity

Gift of equity option for Fullerton family purchases. Parents selling to children at discount.

Non-Occupant Co-Borrower

Fullerton buyers use non-occupant co-borrowers. Parents help children qualify for homes.

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 Fullerton is a Great Place to Buy a Home

Fullerton sits in northern Orange County, population 142,280, median household income $99,279. At $1,057,500 median home price, you're paying for Orange County schools and location without the coastal premium. The homeownership rate is 51.6%, lower than state average, which tells you this is a competitive market where buyers need strong financing. If you're earning close to six figures and can scrape together a 10-20% down payment, Fullerton gets you into Orange County with reasonable commutes to LA, Irvine, and Long Beach.

Schools & Family Appeal

The schools here are a major reason people stretch their budgets to buy in Fullerton. Troy High pulls a 9 rating and consistently ranks among California's best public schools. Sunny Hills High gets an 8, Robert C. Fisler Elementary an 8, Beechwood Elementary a 7. These aren't just numbers on a website - they're why homes in the Sunny Hills attendance zone command $1.2M-$2.5M and why families will choose a smaller house here over more space in a neighboring city. When you're looking at a $1M+ mortgage, knowing your kids can walk to a top-rated school without private tuition makes the payment easier to justify. Strong schools also mean strong resale value when you eventually sell.

  • Troy High School
  • Sunny Hills High School
  • Robert C. Fisler Elementary School
  • Beechwood Elementary School

The Neighborhood Feel

Where you buy in Fullerton determines whether you're looking at conventional, jumbo, or creative financing. Downtown Fullerton runs $800K-$1.3M with a mix of condos and vintage homes - the condos can work with conventional loans and lower down payments, making this the entry point for younger buyers who want walkability and nightlife. Sunny Hills is the prestige play at $1.2M-$2.5M, large custom homes on hillside lots with those school ratings driving prices - you're looking at jumbo loans here and likely need 20% down to compete. West Fullerton offers the best value for families at $900K-$1.4M, ranch-style homes with yards where conventional loans work if you're right around that $99K median income. Amerige Heights splits the difference at $950K-$1.6M with character homes, Craftsmans and Spanish Revivals that appeal to buyers who want charm and walkability to downtown but need more space than a condo.

  • Downtown Fullerton
  • Sunny Hills
  • West Fullerton
  • Amerige Heights

Getting Around

Here's where Fullerton earns its price tag. You're 38 minutes to LA, 27 minutes to Irvine, 31 minutes to Long Beach, 52 minutes to Santa Monica on decent traffic days. That central Orange County location means you can work in multiple job centers without a soul-crushing commute. The Fullerton Transportation Center is a real asset - Amtrak and Metrolink connect you to LA and San Diego if you don't want to drive every day. For dual-income households where one person works in LA and the other in Orange County, Fullerton's geography makes it work. The commute flexibility is why buyers will pay $1M here instead of $700K in the Inland Empire.

Jobs & Economy

The employment base here is diverse and stable, which matters when you're taking on a million-dollar mortgage. Cal State Fullerton is the anchor with over 3,000 employees, St. Jude Medical Center adds healthcare jobs, and Fullerton College provides more education sector stability. Raytheon Technologies and Beckman Coulter bring high-paying engineering and tech positions - these are the buyers competing for homes in Sunny Hills. City of Fullerton itself is a steady employer. But real talk, most Fullerton buyers commute out to jobs in Irvine, Anaheim, or LA. The job mix supports the income levels you need to afford these prices, and lenders like seeing employment diversity when they're underwriting your loan.

  • California State University, Fullerton
  • St. Jude Medical Center
  • Raytheon Technologies
  • Beckman Coulter
  • Fullerton College
  • City of Fullerton

Fullerton Mortgage FAQs
Common questions answered

Common questions from Fullerton 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 Fullerton?

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 Fullerton?

Typical Fullerton 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 Fullerton?

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

What down payment assistance programs are available in Fullerton?

Our No Money Down program offers $0 down payment for qualified Fullerton 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 Fullerton with no money down?

Yes! Zero-down options for Fullerton 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 Fullerton families purchase with minimal upfront cash.

What are the loan limits in Fullerton?

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

Should I get an FHA or conventional loan in Fullerton?

For Fullerton'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 Fullerton. 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 Fullerton?

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 Fullerton?

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

What if my credit score is below 620?

You still have options in Fullerton. 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 Orange 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 Fullerton?

Closing costs in Fullerton 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 Fullerton?

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 Fullerton?

You have several low down payment options in Fullerton: Conventional (3% down), FHA (3.5% down), VA (0% for veterans), and our 6-Month Forgivable Grant Program covering your entire down payment. Many Fullerton 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 Fullerton. 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 Orange 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 Fullerton?

Closing costs in Fullerton 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 Fullerton?

Typical Fullerton 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 Fullerton?

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 Fullerton?

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

What down payment assistance programs are available in Fullerton?

Our No Money Down program offers $0 down payment for qualified Fullerton 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 Fullerton with no money down?

Yes! Zero-down options for Fullerton 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 Fullerton families purchase with minimal upfront cash.

Do you work with first-time homebuyers in Fullerton?

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

What if my credit score is below 620?

You still have options in Fullerton. 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 Fullerton?

For Fullerton'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 Fullerton?

The FHA loan limit in Fullerton is $1,250,000 for 2025. This higher limit reflects Orange County's elevated home prices and covers most properties in Fullerton's market, where the median home price is around $1.1M. FHA loans require just 3.5% down with a credit score of 580 or higher.

Do I need a jumbo loan in Fullerton?

Most Fullerton homes don't require a jumbo loan since the conforming limit is $1,250,000 and the median home price is $1.1M. However, if you're looking at properties above $1.25M, you'll need jumbo financing, which typically requires 10. 20% down and stronger credit. About 15. 20% of Fullerton buyers end up needing jumbo loans for higher. priced properties.

What are the 2026 loan limits for Orange County?

For 2026, Orange County's conforming loan limit is $1,250,000, with FHA and VA limits also at $1,250,000. These limits are reviewed annually and may adjust based on home price trends. Orange County qualifies as a high. cost area, which is why the limits are significantly higher than the national baseline of $832,750.

Can I get a VA loan in Fullerton?

Yes, VA loans are available in Fullerton with a loan limit of $1,250,000 and no down payment required for eligible veterans and service members. This covers most homes in Fullerton's market, where the median price is $1.1M. VA loans don't require mortgage insurance and often offer the most competitive rates available.

What down payment assistance programs are available in Fullerton?

Our No Money Down program offers $0 down payment for qualified buyers in Fullerton. Additionally, CalHFA provides down payment assistance grants and deferred. payment junior loans for first. time buyers, and Orange County may offer local programs for eligible households. These programs can be especially helpful in Fullerton's upper. middle market where median home prices reach $1.1M.

What down payment do I need for a Fullerton home?

Down payment requirements in Fullerton vary by loan type: conventional loans typically need 3. 5% ($33K. $55K on a $1.1M home), FHA requires 3.5% ($38.5K), and VA or USDA offer $0 down for eligible buyers. If you're buying above the $1.25M conforming limit, jumbo loans usually require 10. 20% down.

What credit score do I need to buy in Fullerton?

Most Fullerton buyers need a credit score of at least 620 for conventional loans, though 680+ gets you better rates in this price range. FHA loans accept scores as low as 580 with 3.5% down, while VA loans are often approved with scores around 620. For jumbo loans above $1.25M, you'll typically need 700 or higher.

How do I choose the right mortgage lender?

Look for a lender experienced with Fullerton's upper. middle market who can handle both conforming loans up to $1.25M and jumbo financing when needed. Compare rates, fees, and closing timelines from multiple lenders, and ask about their experience with first. time jumbo borrowers since many Fullerton buyers fall into this category. A lender familiar with Orange County's competitive market can help you close quickly and confidently.

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