Conventional Loans: Standard home loans not backed by the government, suitable for borrowers with good credit.

FHA Loans: Government-backed loans designed for first-time homebuyers and those with lower credit scores.

VA Loans: Loans for veterans and active-duty military, often with no down payment required.

USDA Loans: Loans for rural property buyers with low to moderate income, offering low interest rates.

Jumbo Loans: For homes that exceed conforming loan limits, typically used for luxury properties.

Adjustable-Rate Mortgages (ARM): Loans where the interest rate fluctuates after an initial fixed period.

Fixed-Rate Mortgages: Loans with a consistent interest rate and monthly payments over the loan term.

Interest-Only Loans: Borrowers pay only interest for a set period, then start paying principal and interest.

Reverse Mortgages: Available to seniors, allowing them to convert home equity into cash.

Bridge Loans: Short-term loans used to purchase a new home before selling the current one.

These products cover a range of needs, from first-time buyers to veterans and luxury home purchasers.