Welcome to Motivation Mortgage! We are your Charlotte home loan experts dedicated to making sure your home purchase or refinance experience is top-notch.
Contact Us! Apply Now!Conventional mortgages are ideal for buyers with good credit and money to put down. They typically require a higher down payment, usually 5%–20% and also have higher income and credit score requirements than government loans. Typical fixed-rate loans have a term of 30 or 15 years.
FHA loans are designed to benefit first-time homebuyers and buyers with less than perfect credit and not a lot of money to put down. FHA loan limits vary by county. View the FHA loan limits in your area.
If you are a veteran or a current member of the U.S. military, you can apply for a VA Loan, which currently offers up to 100% home financing. Thank you for your service!
Curious about refinancing your home in Charlotte? Now may be the right time to start saving money every month!
Not sure how much of a home you can afford? Enter your personalized information below to get a good ballpark figure of the type of home you can afford today!
With rates historically high, see what buying down your mortgage rate could look like for your payment, whether that's a temporary or permanent buydown.
October 9, 2026
If you are buying a home or refinancing this fall, one line on your Loan Estimate may look a little different than friends who closed last year. Your appraisal fee may run about $65 higher in many markets, and the schedule can stretch a bit while the industry switches to a new report format. That…
Read Post
October 2, 2026
For years, shopping for a home loan meant asking one question about credit: what is my score? That still matters. But after a September change at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, many conventional borrowers now face a second question that can change what the loan costs. On September 9, 2026, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac…
Read Post
September 25, 2026
In September, two out of three U.S. home builders said they were using sales incentives to move houses, according to the NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index. That share rose to 66% from 63% in August, the highest reading since last December. Separately, 38% of builders reported cutting prices, with the average reduction holding at 6%…
Read Post
If you have any immediate questions or concerns don't hesitate to give us a call @ (704) 746-0300
