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LOANS TO BE OFFERED BY HERITAGE BANK & TRUST
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Consumer/Installment Loan
Home Equity
Credit Application Insurance Disclosure
Mortgage Loan
Financial Statement
Installment Loans
Often referred to as Consumer Loans. In general, an Installment Loan
gives the customer a set payment and rate over a given period of time
(usually no more than 5 years). Heritage will look at the security
available and the customer’s entire credit history to determine the loan
amount, repayment terms, and rate. Installment loans can be used for the
purpose of purchasing or refinancing most consumer goods including
vehicles, boats, or personal debt. Installment loans can be secured by
the same goods or other personal assets such as stocks and bonds or
equity in personal residence.
Personal Lines of Credit
These lines may be used for almost any personal need or as an overdraft
protection facility attached to your personal checking account. The Line
will have an established credit limit and will be available when you
need it. It will be a revolving line and you will pay no interest until
the line is used. Maturity will be established at the origination of the
facility and typically have a one to three year maturity.
Home Equity Loans
You can take advantage of the equity they have accumulated in their
personal residence (up to 100% of the net equity). These loans may be
used for almost any purpose and could be tax deductible. A Home Equity
Loan provides the customer with a fixed rate term note. These will be a
fixed rate term note. Typically, the term will have a five-year maturity
with a fifteen to twenty year amortization.
Home Equity Lines
We offer a variable rate line of credit for you to take advantage of the
equity you have accumulated in your residence. These lines of credit
have an established credit limit (up to 100% of the net equity) and will
be available when you need it. It will be a revolving line and you will
pay no interest until the line is used. These loans may be used for
about any purpose and could be tax deductible. Typically, you may choose
from a variety of payment options including interest only payments and
the maturity is at five or ten years.
Home Loans
Buying a home may be the single most important investment
that a consumer shall make. Heritage Bank and Trust will offer a variety
of home loans either in-house or secondary market which they may choose
from:
In-house first mortgage loans
Purchase or refinance up to a seven-year balloon (maturity)
note with up to a thirty-year amortization. The interest rate is
typically fixed until the maturity of the note and the payment is
usually lower. You would choose this type of product if you anticipate
trading-up or moving within a few years. Also, you will have the option
of refinancing upon maturity.
In-house Adjustable Rate Mortgages(ARM)
Typically first mortgages, give the consumer the opportunity
to secure a lower interest and smaller payments. However, the interest
rate may change and rates are usually based on the current one-, three-,
or five-year Treasury bill index. A change in rate will affect the
monthly payments but Heritage Bank and Trust will offer the protection
of periodic and lifetime interest rate caps.
Construction Loans
Construction Loans for the consumer’s primary residence will
be available through Heritage Bank and Trust. With the builder in mind,
the Bank will offer the traditional construction loan package. Also, a
construction/permanent loan package will be available which will only
have only one application to complete and one closing to attend.
Secondary Market Mortgages
Heritage Bank and Trust will offer all the traditional secondary market
home loan products such as conventional, FHA or VA mortgages. This
includes fixed rate, ARM, and interest-only mortgages. For more
information contact our Mortgage Loan Officer at
(931) 388-1970. Use the link from our Homepage or Mortgage Loan page to apply for a
Mortgage Loan or download an application using the link above.
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