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LaSalle Proprietary Loan Program Powered by CMG Home Loans

At LaSalle Mortgage, we offer exclusive, proprietary loan programs through CMG. These unique solutions are designed to serve a variety of borrower needs with innovation and flexibility. When you explore the loan options below, you’ll be directed to CMG’s site for full program details—rest assured, you’re still in great hands with your LaSalle team.

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*Grant is a $2-to-$1 match on regular down payment gifts received on HomeFundIt™, up to the lesser of $2,000 or 1% of purchase price for first time buyers, as defined by Fannie Mae, who complete homebuyer education prior to signing a purchase contract. Talk to your loan officer or visit your HomeFundIt dashboard for next steps, or you can also find a housing counselor near you by visiting https://www.hud.gov/counseling.
Grant funds are applied to nonrecurring closing costs. If closing costs are fully paid by seller or interested party, grant funds can be used to buy down the rate. Grant funds cannot be used towards a down payment. Visit https://www.homefundit.com/Grant  for complete terms and conditions. 

**Lock cannot be transferred to another property address. While List & Lock™ can help buyers significantly, it is not a guarantee to lend. If a buyer is interested in purchasing the listed home at the advertised rate, they must still qualify for the loan. The benefit is that they won’t have to qualify for the loan based on the higher market rates; instead, they will be qualifying on the List & Lock™ rate. They will have several loan options to choose from through List & Lock™ — Conventional, FHA, VA, and select adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs). The same type of credit and discount can be applied to other loan programs, but rate adjustments could occur. This program comes with lock and float options. If you lock your rate and you’re concerned your closing could extend beyond the 60-day period, contact your loan officer to discuss extension possibilities.

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