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Bank of Louisiana offers the following types of loans. In order to determine which loan product best fits your individual needs, please stop by the bank and visit with one of our experienced loan officers.

Fixed Rate Mortgages

Fixed Rate Mortgages maintain the same interest rate for the life of the loan. That means the principle and interest portion of the monthly payment will never change. Fixed Rate Mortgages are available in a variety repayment terms that can be as long as 30 years. A 20% down payment is usually required, however a smaller down payment is required if the borrower has PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance). The longer the loan term, the lower the monthly payment will be, but the shorter term loans have the benefit of a lower interest rate.
A Fixed Rate Mortgage may be right for you if:

• You have a steady, consistent income
• You plan on staying in your home longer than 7 years
• You prefer knowing how much your payment will be each month

Balloon Mortgage

Balloon Mortgages are short term loans that offer consistent monthly payments like Fixed Rate Loans. The initial mortgage term comes in a variety of options; however, at the end of the loan term, there is still a remaining principle loan balance which must be paid. This is usually accomplished either through conversion to a Fixed Rate Mortgage or through refinance.
A Balloon Mortgage may be right for you if:

• You have a steady consistent income
• You plan on selling your home in less than 7 years

Construction Loans

Construction Loans are available on a 6-month term to those building a new house or wanting to remodel an existing home. The bank provides advances on the loan as bills and lien wavers are submitted. Interest is charged on the outstanding balance each month. Once the project is complete, the construction loan is then rolled over into a permanent mortgage product.
A Construction Loan may be right for you if:

• You are building a new home
• You are remodeling a home

Bridge Loans

Bridge Loans are 6 month (one-time renewable) loans that are used to assist borrowers that want to purchase a new home prior to the sale of their current home. Interest is payable monthly on the amount borrowed. Once the sale of the current home is complete, the loan is rolled over into a permanent mortgage product.
A Bridge Loan may be right for you if:

• You want to buy a new home but need to sell your current home
• You have equity in an existing home to apply toward the purchase of a new home

Lot Loans

Lot Loans are available for borrowers that wish to purchase land for residential construction, whether they are ready to build or planning to do so in the future. The loan can extend up to a 20 year term with an in-house adjustable rate. A 25% down payment or comparable equity is also needed.
A Lot Loan may be right for you if:

• You found your future home site
• You are interested in purchasing residential lots with the intentions of reselling.

 
   

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