Refinance a Home

Sometimes the best home is the home you already have. When that’s the case, you may want to refinance your home loan. Refinancing to lock in a lower mortgage rate is a popular way to trim years off your mortgage or reduce your monthly payments. Many of the types of loans you use to initially purchase a home can also be used for refinancing purposes. Bank of Utah’s friendly, experienced loan officers can help you select the refinancing option that’s right for you.

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Conventional Loans

A conventional loan is the most common type of financing loan and can be obtained through a range of financing options.

Federal Housing Administration (FHA) Loans

FHA loans are common loans for first-time homebuyers because they provide an opportunity to get into a home with little or no money down.

Utah Housing Corporation (UHC) Loans

For those looking to get a little or no down payment loan, a Utah Housing Corporation (UHC) loan is a great option. A UHC loan has multiple tiers and programs to reach a large scope of borrowers.

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) / Rural Housing Loans

A Rural Housing loan, also referred to as a USDA loan or a Section 502 loan program, assists applicants in geographically-eligible areas and meet USDA income and property guidelines.

Veterans Administration (VA) Loans

A VA loan helps service members, veterans and eligible surviving spouses by offering no down payment funding with low rates and flexible terms with no private mortgage insurance (PMI).

Jumbo Loans

When a conventional loan isn’t enough and goes above what is commonly known as conforming limits, a Jumbo loan is there to save the day for borrowers with large loan amounts.

Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECM) / Reverse Mortgages

A HECM, sometimes called a Reverse Mortgage, is specifically designed for those 62+ years in age and allows borrowers to access a portion of their home’s equity without monthly principal and interest payments.