Mortgage Possibilities

  • What would you like to do?


    Everybody has dreams, and many of those dreams are related to home ownership. If you're not sure what kind of mortgage to ask for, just click on one of the dreams listed below.

    We'll help you achieve that dream with a mortgage product tailored to your specific situation. And if your dream isn't listed—after all, everybody's dreams are different!—simply contact your local Mico Financial Mortgage Specialist by clicking here.

  • Get that cottage by the lake


    Owning a vacation property makes sense on a lot of different levels. It can dramatically reduce the cost of vacations, bring your family closer together, be a good investment, and in some cases even generate rental income.

    And today, financing your vacation property is easier than ever, with mortgages available for several different property types, including revenue properties.

    Finding out which solution will work best for you is as easy as clicking here and talking to your Mico Financial Specialist about vacation property mortgages.

  • Take cash out of your home


    You're not living in a house—you're living in a giant savings account. And unlike other accounts that don't have a very high return, your house has been increasing in value every year.

    Add that to the regular principal payments you've been making, and you've likely got a substantial amount of equity sitting there, ready to help pay for a new vehicle, renovations, vacation, whatever.

    To find out if this is an option for you, simply click here and talk to your Mortgage Specialist about equity take out loans.

  • Buy a home when self employed


    You'd think having a successful self-employed business would make you an attractive prospect for a mortgage. But many lenders haven't seen it that way and have required extra documentation and higher interest rates—if they approved you at all.

    Fortunately, your Mico Financial Specialist has access to easy, hassle-free mortgage financing for self-employed people at mainstream interest rates.

    To find out more, simply click here and talk to your Mortgage Specialist about stated income mortgages.

  • Reduce overall interest payments


    Let's face it—your mortgage isn't the only debt you have. If you're like most people, you probably also have a credit card balance and one or two consumer loans.

    But while your mortgage may not be your only debt, it's almost certainly your least expensive debt.

    So why not consider taking equity out of your home, paying off your other debts and ending up with a single monthly payment at a much lower interest rate?

    To see if you qualify, simply click here and talk to your Mortgage Specialist about refinancing for debt consolidation.

  • Get cash whenever you need it


    You're not living in a house—you're living in a giant savings account. And unlike other accounts that don't have a very high return, your house has been increasing in value every year.

    Add that to the regular principal payments you've been making, and you've likely got a substantial amount of equity sitting there, ready to help pay for a new vehicle, renovations, vacation, whatever.

    To find out if this is an option for you, simply click here and talk to your Mortgage Specialist about equity take out loans.