See how much you may be able to save when you buy a home with Prime Home Team and finance through Ultimate Mortgage.
Your savings estimate will review the main areas where the Prime Buyer Advantage may help reduce costs. These may include lender origination fees, lender processing fees, mortgage pricing, and future listing fee savings when you eventually sell the home purchased through Prime Home Team.
Complete the form below with as much information as you have. If you are not sure about your purchase price, loan amount, loan type, or timeline, estimates are fine.
Your savings estimate will review the main areas where the Prime Buyer Advantage may help reduce costs. These may include lender origination fees, lender processing fees, mortgage pricing, and future listing fee savings when you eventually sell the home purchased through Prime Home Team.
The Prime Buyer Advantage estimate is designed to show potential savings in multiple areas, not just one.
These examples are for illustration only. Actual savings vary by borrower, loan amount, loan program, property type, market conditions, lender pricing, third-party fees, title charges, appraisal fees, taxes, insurance, prepaid items, escrow costs, and other factors. The 1% origination fee and $600 processing fee are example assumptions and may vary by lender. This is not a Loan Estimate, rate quote, pre-approval, commitment to lend, or guarantee of savings.
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No. This form is only a request for a Prime Buyer Advantage savings estimate. It is not a mortgage application, Loan Estimate, pre-approval, commitment to lend, or guarantee of loan terms.
No. An estimated purchase price is fine. The estimate can be adjusted later as your home search becomes more specific.
No. Buyers may choose any lender. The Prime Buyer Advantage applies when a buyer uses Prime Home Team for the real estate purchase and Ultimate Mortgage for financing.
You can still request a savings estimate. You can also submit your current lender quote through the Compare My Lender Quote page.
No. Actual savings vary based on borrower qualifications, loan amount, loan program, market conditions, property type, lender pricing, third-party fees, and other factors.
