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30 Yr. Fixed6.625%APR 7.131%

15 Yr. Fixed6.000%APR 6.509%

30 Yr. Fixed FHA6.000%APR 6.988%

30 Yr. Fixed VA6.125%APR 6.544%

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We do Mortgages in Tennessee. Call 800-599-1563 or fill out the form on this page for a mortgage quick quote. Its takes less than a minute to find out what you can afford.

Do you ever ask yourself, “How do I get a mortgage in Tennessee?” or “Who will give me a home loan in Tennessee?” Great News! You've found the answer with Moreira Team! We are mortgage brokers in Tennessee.

The mortgage process can be tedious and the time it takes can really drag out. Moreira Team, a wholesale mortgage broker in Tennessee, will help you get the mortgage you need at a price you can afford and in a timeline that makes sense. That’s right, we’ll make your Tennessee mortgage fast and easy! There’s no need to babysit the process or figure out how everything is going to get done on time, we handle it all from start to finish. Your Tennessee mortgage can't get any easier than this.

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Let’s face it. The traditional mortgage experience is brutal.

That is why we have made it our purpose, for more than a decade, to provide our clients with the best mortgage experience possible. We have the mortgage know-how and experience to make the home loan process “done-for-you”. Getting a mortgage with us is actually a lot easier than you might think, and we have programs available for every situation. We shop your loan with over 22 different lenders and banks to make sure we deliver on our promise to get you the best deal. That means you save money, get a lower rate, and spend less money out of pocket. Our guarantee is to provide you with a transparent and easy home buying experience, and our promise is to find you the best deal.

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    Having a solid idea of your wants and needs is a great place to start. What are your home needs? What area do you want to live in? What is your current financial situation? What monthly payment are you conformable paying each month?

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    Call 800-599-1563 to talk to a licensed mortgage advisor to get a custom strategy on how to make your home purchase a reality. A mortgage advisor will be able to tell you exactly how much home you can afford given your unique circ*mstances.

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A mortgage calculator can help you see how much mortgage you can afford on your home. It can also help you figure out how much you can save by exploring different down payment and term options. Below we have a mortgage calculator and an affordability calculator. Feel free to play around with some numbers. And if you have any questions or want to talk more about your options give us a call or schedule a time to talk with a licensed mortgage advisor.

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We do mortgages in these Tennessee areas:

Cities in Shelby County where we do Mortgages:

  • Memphis
  • Collierville
  • Bartlett
  • Millington
  • Germantown
  • Arlington
  • Lakeland

Cities in Davidson County where we do Mortgages:

  • Nashville
  • Belle Meade
  • Forest Hills
  • Berry Hill
  • Oak Hill

Cities in Knox County where we do Mortgages:

  • Knoxville
  • Farragut
  • Mascot

Cities in Hamilton County where we do Mortgages:

  • Chattanooga
  • Ooltewah
  • Soddy-Daisy
  • East Ridge
  • Hixson
  • Signal Mountain
  • Red Bank
  • Lookout Mountain
  • Collegedale
  • Harrison
  • Sale Creek
  • Apison
  • East Brainerd
  • Lakesite
  • Walden
  • Middle Valley
  • Ridgeside
  • Falling Water
  • Mowbray Mountain
  • Fairmount
  • Flat Top Mountain

Cities in Rutherford County where we do Mortgages:

  • Murfreesboro
  • Smyrna
  • La Vergne
  • Eagleville
  • Walterhill

Cities in Williamson County where we do Mortgages:

  • Franklin
  • Brentwood
  • Spring Hill
  • Nolensville
  • Fairview
  • Thompson's Station

Cities in Montgomery County where we do Mortgages:

  • Clarksville

Cities in Sumner County where we do Mortgages:

  • Gallatin
  • Hendersonville
  • Westmoreland
  • Bethpage
  • Castalian Springs
  • Cottontown
  • Mitchellville
  • Shackle Island
  • Graball
  • New Deal
  • Fairfield
  • Bransford

Cities in Sullivan County where we do Mortgages:

  • Blountville
  • Bristol
  • Kingsport
  • Bluff City
  • Colonial Heights
  • Bloomingdale
  • Walnut Hill
  • Arcadia

Cities in Wilson County where we do Mortgages:

  • Lebanon
  • Mt. Juliet
  • Watertown
  • Green Hill
  • Rural Hill

Cities in Blount County where we do Mortgages:

  • Maryville
  • Alcoa
  • Louisville
  • Townsend
  • Walland
  • Friendsville
  • Rockford
  • Happy Valley
  • Eagleton Village
  • Wildwood

Cities in Washington County where we do Mortgages:

  • Jonesborough
  • Johnson City
  • Gray
  • Telford
  • Oak Grove
  • Midway

Cities in Bradley County where we do Mortgages:

  • Cleveland
  • Charleston
  • South Cleveland
  • East Cleveland
  • Hopewell
  • Wildwood Lake

Cities in Sevier County where we do Mortgages:

  • Sevierville
  • Gatlinburg
  • Pigeon Forge
  • Wears Valley
  • Pittman Center

Cities in Madison County where we do Mortgages:

  • Jackson
  • Medon
  • Three Way

Cities in Maury County where we do Mortgages:

  • Columbia
  • Mount Pleasant
  • Hampshire

Cities in Putnam County where we do Mortgages:

  • Cookeville
  • Baxter
  • Monterey
  • Algood

Cities in Anderson County where we do Mortgages:

  • Clinton
  • Andersonville
  • Norris

Cities in Robertson County where we do Mortgages:

  • Springfield
  • Greenbrier
  • Cross Plains
  • Adams
  • Coopertown
  • Cedar Hill
  • Orlinda

Cities in Greene County where we do Mortgages:

  • Greeneville
  • Mosheim
  • Baileyton
  • Tusculum

Cities in Hamblen County where we do Mortgages:

  • Morristown
  • Russellville
  • Whitesburg
  • Talbott
  • Lowland
  • Havley Springs

Cities in Tipton County where we do Mortgages:

  • Covington
  • Munford
  • Atoka
  • Brighton
  • Burlison
  • Mason
  • Gilt Edge
  • Garland

Cities in Cumberland County where we do Mortgages:

  • Crossville
  • Fairfield Glade
  • Crab Orchard
  • Pleasant Hill
  • Lake Tansi
  • Bowman

Cities in Hawkins County where we do Mortgages:

  • Rogersville
  • Church Hill
  • Surgoinsville
  • Mount Carmel
  • Bulls Gap
  • Mooresburg

Cities in Carter County where we do Mortgages:

  • Elizabethton
  • Roan Mountain
  • Hunter
  • Pine Crest
  • Central

Cities in Coffee County where we do Mortgages:

  • Manchester
  • Hillsboro
  • Lakewood Park

Cities in Jefferson County where we do Mortgages:

  • Jefferson City
  • Dandridge
  • New Market
  • White Pine
  • Strawberry Plains
  • Baneberry

Cities in Dickson County where we do Mortgages:

  • Dickson
  • Charlotte
  • Burns
  • White Bluff
  • Vanleer
  • Slayden

Cities in McMinn County where we do Mortgages:

  • Athens
  • Etowah
  • Englewood
  • Niota
  • Riceville
  • Calhoun

Cities in Roane County where we do Mortgages:

  • Harriman
  • Kingston
  • Rockwood

Cities in Loudon County where we do Mortgages:

  • Loudon
  • Lenoir City
  • Tellico Village
  • Greenback
  • Philadelphia

Cities in Gibson County where we do Mortgages:

  • Trenton
  • Gibson
  • Dyer
  • Milan
  • Medina
  • Bradford
  • Rutherford
  • Yorkville

Cities in Bedford County where we do Mortgages:

  • Shelbyville
  • Bell Buckle
  • Wartrace
  • Unionville
  • Normandy

Cities in Monroe County where we do Mortgages:

  • Madisonville
  • Tellico Plains
  • Vonore

Cities in Lawrence County where we do Mortgages:

  • Lawrenceburg
  • Loretto
  • Summertown
  • Ethridge
  • Saint Joseph

Cities in Franklin County where we do Mortgages:

  • Winchester
  • Decherd
  • Estill Springs
  • Cowan
  • Sewanee
  • Huntland
  • Sherwood

Cities in Warren County where we do Mortgages:

  • McMinnville
  • Morrison
  • Centertown
  • Viola

Cities in Fayette County where we do Mortgages:

  • Somerville
  • Oakland
  • Rossville
  • Moscow
  • Piperton
  • La Grange
  • Gallaway
  • Hickory Withe
  • Williston
  • Braden

Cities in Cheatham County where we do Mortgages:

  • Ashland City
  • Pleasant View
  • Pegram
  • Kingston Springs

Cities in Campbell County where we do Mortgages:

  • Jacksboro
  • LaFollette
  • Caryville
  • Jellico
  • Fincastle
  • Clinchmore

Cities in Dyer County where we do Mortgages:

  • Dyersburg
  • Newbern

Cities in co*cke County where we do Mortgages:

  • Newport
  • Cosby
  • Parrottsville
  • Del Rio
  • Hartford

Cities in Lincoln County where we do Mortgages:

  • Fayetteville
  • Flintville

Cities in Marshall County where we do Mortgages:

  • Lewisburg
  • Chapel Hill
  • Cornersville

Cities in Weakley County where we do Mortgages:

  • Dresden
  • Greenfield
  • Martin
  • Gleason
  • Sharon

Cities in Rhea County where we do Mortgages:

  • Dayton
  • Spring City
  • Graysville

Cities in Henry County where we do Mortgages:

  • Paris
  • Henry
  • Puryear
  • Cottage Grove
  • Mansfield

Cities in Claiborne County where we do Mortgages:

  • Tazewell
  • New Tazewell
  • Harrogate
  • Cumberland Gap

Cities in Obion County where we do Mortgages:

  • Obion
  • Union City
  • Troy
  • Hornbeak
  • South Fulton
  • Samburg
  • Rives
  • Woodland Mills

Cities in Giles County where we do Mortgages:

  • Pulaski
  • Lynnville
  • Elkton
  • Minor Hill

Cities in Marion County where we do Mortgages:

  • Jasper
  • South Pittsburg
  • Whitwell
  • Kimball
  • New Hope
  • Powells Crossroads
  • Orme

Cities in Carroll County where we do Mortgages:

  • Huntingdon
  • Bruceton
  • Hollow Rock
  • Trezevant
  • Clarksburg
  • McLemoresville
  • Atwood
  • Lavinia

Cities in Henderson County where we do Mortgages:

  • Lexington
  • Sardis
  • Parkers Crossroads
  • Darden
  • Chesterfield

Cities in White County where we do Mortgages:

  • Sparta
  • Doyle

Cities in McNairy County where we do Mortgages:

  • Selmer
  • Ramer
  • Bethel Springs
  • Michie
  • Finger
  • Stantonville
  • Eastview
  • Guys

Cities in Lauderdale County where we do Mortgages:

  • Ripley
  • Henning
  • Halls
  • Gates

Cities in Hardin County where we do Mortgages:

  • Savannah
  • Saltillo
  • Crump
  • Walnut Grove
  • Olivet

Cities in Hardeman County where we do Mortgages:

  • Bolivar
  • Whiteville
  • Middleton
  • Toone
  • Saulsbury
  • Hickory Valley
  • Hornsby

Cities in Hickman County where we do Mortgages:

  • Centerville
  • Lyles
  • Wrigley
  • Bon Aqua Junction

Cities in Macon County where we do Mortgages:

  • Lafayette
  • Red Boiling Springs

Cities in Grainger County where we do Mortgages:

  • Rutledge
  • Bean Station
  • Blaine

Cities in Overton County where we do Mortgages:

  • Livingston
  • Alpine

Cities in Scott County where we do Mortgages:

  • Oneida
  • Huntsville
  • Helenwood
  • Winfield
  • Robbins
  • Elgin

Cities in Morgan County where we do Mortgages:

  • Wartburg
  • Sunbright
  • Oakdale
  • Petros
  • Coalfield

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Mortgages Explained Tennessee: How Much Can I Afford?

If you are serious these days about buying a house in Tennessee or even just looking at a home, there is one thing you’d better get – a mortgage preapproval. One of the most frequently asked questions from Tennessee home buyers is “How much can I afford?” followed up by “What program is the right fit for me based on my down payment?” These are smart questions and the best place to start is to determine how much down payment you can afford. Compare down payment options and mortgage programs below.

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Down Payment Amount: $36,000
For 20% down payment, you may qualify for the following mortgage loans:

USDA Mortgage

The USDA loan is one of the best zero down payment loans still available today. Its location based meaning it has to be in a USDA approved area and eligibility is determined by household income. Many rural and suburban neighborhoods across American are eligible so it’s a perfect fit for first time and repeat home buyers that want to live in a more rural setting outside city limits.

VA Home Loan

The VA home loan is available to veterans, active military personal, and eligible spouses who have VA entitlement. It required a zero-down payment, requires no mortgage insurance, and offers flexible underwriting guidelines. It’s one of the best programs available today from an affordability standpoint and offers below market rates.

HomeReady / HomePossible

This conventional loan program assists low- to moderate-income borrowers with loans made for certain low-income areas along with more developed areas-based income eligibility. Must be a first-time homebuyer. The programs offers very flexible guidelines with a low 3% down payment and reduced mortgage insurance amounts for approved borrowers.

Conventional 97

The Conventional 97 program is a type of low-down payment mortgage for first time home buyers. There are no income limit restrictions. Borrowers only need to come up with a 3% down payment which makes it a 97% Loan to Value loan. That’s where the program gets its name. It allows for a gift for the down payment and offers common sense underwriting guidelines.

FHA Home Loan

An FHA mortgage is one of the most popular home purchase programs available today, not only for first time home buyers but repeat buyers as well. It requires a small 3.5% down payment and is perfect for borrowers with less than excellent credit, lower income, or past credit events like: foreclosure, bankruptcy, or short sale. This is a government-sponsored program designed to help more people become homeowners. That why the payments are affordable, guidelines are flexible and it offers common sense underwriting.

Conventional 95

The Standard conventional loan offers a low-down payment of 5% and offers loans up to the conventional loan limit currently $510,400. It is designed for borrowers with good to excellent credit (700 or higher) and offers attractive rates and reduced mortgage insurance. The guidelines are less restrictive for borrowers that are considered risk due to a high credit score, solid work history and a low debt to income ratio.

80-10-10

An 80-10-10 loan also known as a “piggyback loan” lets you buy a home with two mortgages that total 90% of the purchase price with only a 10% down payment. Borrowers get a first and second mortgage simultaneously: one for 80% of the purchase price, and one for 10%. One loan “piggybacks” on top of the other. This strategy avoids borrowers paying private mortgage insurance and sidesteps the strict lending requirements of jumbo loans. By taking advantage of this program the overall payment is often less than doing a traditional jumbo mortgage with offers higher interest rates and more restrictive underwriting.

Conventional Home Loan

Unlike the popular belief that 20% is required for this program you can qualify for a conventional home loan with as little as 10% down. Although mortgage insurance is required many home buyers are surprised to learn how affordable it really is with solid credit. This strategy makes sense versus coming up with a large 20% down payment to avoid mortgage insurance entirely.

Traditional Conventional Mortgage

The Traditional Conventional Mortgage option requires no private mortgage insurance (PMI) with 20% down and offers the most favorable terms including the most attractive rates. For borrowers who have a large down payment and great credit it’s the best option when purchasing your home or condo.

Multi-Unit & Investments

You can buy a duplex, triplex, or four-plex by making a down payment of 25% or more. Purchasing a multi-unit home is a great way to get your rental portfolio jump started as a landlord or as a primary residence if plan to move into one of the units and rent out the rest of the units. Whether you plan to live in one of the units or rent out the entire building this program is excellent to secure an income producing property. Homes with up to four units are eligible for the conventional mortgage program.

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Mortgages Explained Tennessee: Different Programs

So, you’re ready for a mortgage? Are you a first-time homebuyer or a seasoned investor? Maybe you’re ready to refinance for better rates or get cash out to update your home. No matter what your home loan needs are, you’re in good hands. We have mortgage programs for every situation.

First Time Home Buyer Mortgage

Buying a home for the first time can be a stressful and confusing situation. Where do you start? Can you afford it? The good news is we have a comprehensive list of the best loan programs that you, as a first time home buyer, can take advantage of. These programs offer different benefits depending on your unique situation and are designed to help you reach your goal of homeownership. All with less money out of your own pocket.

  • Down payment as low as 3%
  • Numerous programs available
  • 640 credit score required

Conventional Mortgage

Conventional mortgage loans offer a unique opportunity for borrowers to become homeowners or refinance with more favorable terms. The program has stricter guidelines compared to other loan programs but can be more affordable depending on your financial situation (income, credit score, debts). You will often see down payment requirements as low as 3% – 5% in most cases. One thing you need to know about a conventional home loan is that it is not guaranteed by Uncle Sam. These loans may be a bit tougher to get and can have more stringent qualifications, but the benefit may be worth it.

  • 3%-5% down payment
  • Above average credit
  • Low fixed payment

FHA Mortgage

The FHA loan program has been more popular than ever the last few years as credit has become harder to get. Getting an FHA loan is popular for new first-time home buyers as well as those who have been through a financial credit event like a short sale, foreclosure or other financial hardship in the past and are looking to get a mortgage to get back on track. It was created to help more borrowers realize the dream of homeownership due to its lenient underwriting guidelines and low-down payment options. Due to this, it’s considered the most flexible home loan program available today.

  • 3.5% down payment
  • Past credit event OK
  • Low credit OK

VA Mortgage

The three core advantages of a VA Loan are that it’s specifically tailored to meet the home buying needs of veterans, current service members and military families with flexible terms. These Government backed loans make it possible for veterans to get some of the best financing available for purchasing a new home. The three main areas that benefit Veterans the most are:

  • 100% financing
  • Below market rates
  • No mortgage insurance

Jumbo Mortgage

Jumbo Mortgages offer a unique opportunity for borrowers to buy luxury homes that exceed the conforming loan limit of $647,200. Jumbo mortgage loans have a little stricter lending requirement than other programs but still packs a punch when it comes to upping your buying power. A common misconception about jumbo loans is that you need a 20% down payment in order to qualify. The reality is jumbo financing allows you to purchase with as little as 5% to 10% down with a little creative financing. Yes, that’s right! 5% to 10% down, not the traditional 20%. This is accomplished by establishing a 1st mortgage at the conventional loan limit of $647,200 and 2nd mortgage for the rest of the balance. This “combo loan” avoids mortgage insurance and usually offers the lowest fixed payment.

  • 5%-10% down payment
  • 660 credit score required
  • No mortgage insurance

USDA Mortgage

The USDA Rural Development’s Single-Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program is designed to help borrowers, low to moderate income earners purchase homes in rural areas. USDA home purchase loans are an excellent benefit for first time home buyers as well as growing families looking to upgrade their living situation. USDA loans are a very attractive 100% financing option for borrowers looking for an affordable home loan option.

  • 100% financing
  • Rural properties only
  • 620 credit score required

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FAQs

Who regulates mortgage lenders in Tennessee? ›

Description: Regulates financial institutions that operate in Tennessee including banks, credit unions, mortgage lenders, industrial loan and thrift, payday lenders, title lenders, flex loan providers, check cashers, trust companies, and more.

What is the difference between a mortgage broker and a mortgage agent? ›

A- A Mortgage Broker is either a firm or individual who is licensed to work on mortgages and employ other mortgage agents. In contrast, a Mortgage Agent works on behalf of the firm or individual with the Broker's license.

What happens when you speak to a mortgage broker? ›

They'll check your finances to make sure you are likely to meet the individual lender's lending and affordability criteria. They might have exclusive deals with lenders, not otherwise available. They often help you complete the paperwork, so your application should be dealt with faster.

What is the difference between a mortgage broker and a mortgage company? ›

A broker does not lend money. A broker finds a lender. A broker may work with many lenders. Whether you use a broker or a lender, you should always shop around for the best loan terms and the lowest interest rates and fees.

How to file a complaint against a mortgage lender in Tennessee? ›

Consumer Complaint
  1. Call 1-800-778-4215 to receive a consumer complaint form.
  2. Consumer Complaint Form (PDF version of complaint form)
  3. Request a form via e-mail at tdfi.consumerresources@tn.gov.
  4. Mail a completed consumer complaint form to: Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions. Tennessee Tower. ​312 Rosa L.

What is the most commonly reported complaint related to mortgage lending? ›

Poor communication, or a lack of responsiveness, is the most common complaint in the mortgage lending process.

Why a mortgage broker is better than a bank? ›

A mortgage broker can offer a wider array of options and streamline the mortgage process, but working directly with a bank gives you more control and costs less.

Who is the best mortgage broker? ›

Habito's Trustpilot rating is a high 4.8 out of 5 based on more than 8,800 reviews. 91% of reviewers give the broker 5 stars. Habito is a fee-free and whole-of-market broker.

Do mortgage brokers charge a fee? ›

Alternatively, there are brokers who adopt a flat fee model with a fixed rate. This fee is applicable whenever mortgage advice or services are rendered and typically falls within the range of 0.3% to 1% of your total mortgage value.

What not to say to a mortgage broker? ›

10 Things Not To Say To Your Mortgage Broker | Loan Approval
  • 1) Anything untruthful.
  • 2) What's the most I can borrow?
  • 3) I forgot to pay that bill again.
  • 4) Check out my new credit cards.
  • 5) Which credit card ISN'T maxed out?
  • 6) Changing jobs annually is my specialty.
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Is it free to talk to a mortgage broker? ›

Mortgage brokers are convenient, but they aren't free

The first thing to be aware of is how brokers are paid. Typically, customers don't have to pay directly for a broker's services. Instead, most brokers rely on upfront and trailing commissions paid by lenders.

Is it best to talk to mortgage broker or bank? ›

Brokers can help if you want to shop around without the hassle of contacting multiple lenders on your own. A good place to start is a bank, especially if you have a good relationship with your financial institution.

Can mortgage brokers get you a bigger mortgage? ›

Mortgage brokers employ a variety of methods to secure you a larger loan. They'll look at your income and credit history and present your financial situation in the best light to lenders.

How do mortgage brokers make money? ›

Because a broker's job is commission-based, they are paid by the transaction. So, for example, a broker who charges a 2% rate to close a loan valued at $250,000 would earn $5,000. Factors such as the local real estate market and the broker's experience level can significantly affect how much they earn.

Should I use an in house mortgage broker? ›

Whole-of-market brokers often have access to exclusive deals that an in-house mortgage broker would not be able to offer you, so choosing a whole-of-market mortgage broker is the only way to ensure every deal has been considered to get you the best one available.

Who holds lenders accountable? ›

The CFPB has authority to examine large banks, and credit unions – and their affiliates – that have assets over $10 billion. The CFPB supervises more than 150 of the nation's largest financial institutions. The CFPB also has enforcement jurisdiction over many types of lenders.

Who is the primary regulator over the mortgage banking industry? ›

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Does the FTC regulate mortgage companies? ›

The FTC's authority covers for-profit entities such as mortgage companies, mortgage brokers, creditors, and debt collectors – but not banks, savings and loan institutions, and federal credit unions.

Who regulates banks in Tennessee? ›

The Tennessee Department of Financial Institutions (TDFI) is a Cabinet-level agency within Tennessee state government, currently led by Greg Gonzales, Commissioner of Financial Institutions.

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