Nevada Home Financing

Strong credit? Conventional loans offer the best rates and lowest costs. We also offer FHA, VA, jumbo, and specialty programs for Nevada buyers.

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Compare Nevada Mortgage Programs

Conventional loans dominate the Nevada market for strong-credit borrowers. But FHA, VA, and jumbo programs have their place for specific situations.

FHA Loans

Low down payment (3.5%), flexible credit requirements, perfect for first-time buyers.

As low as 3.5% down payment
580+ credit score accepted
Flexible debt-to-income ratios
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VA Loans

0% down payment for eligible veterans, active duty military, and qualifying spouses.

$0 down payment required
No private mortgage insurance
Competitive interest rates
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Conventional Loans

Best for strong credit (620+). Lowest rates, no upfront mortgage insurance, and PMI drops at 20% equity.

As low as 3% down payment
PMI removable at 20% equity
Higher loan limits available
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Jumbo Loans

Finance luxury homes and high-value properties exceeding conforming loan limits.

Loans above conforming limits
Competitive jumbo rates
Flexible down payment options
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Compare Nevada Loan Programs

Find the perfect mortgage program for your situation. Compare down payments, credit requirements, and key features side-by-side.

Feature FHA VA Conventional Jumbo USDA
Minimum Down Payment 3.5% 0% 3%-20% 10%-20% 0%
Min. Credit Score 580 620* 620 700+ 640
Mortgage Insurance Yes (MIP) No (funding fee) If <20% down No Yes (if <20%)
Max Loan Amount (Clark County) $498,257 $766,550 $766,550 $766,550+ Varies
Property Type Primary, 1-4 unit Primary only All types All types Primary, rural
Best For First-time buyers Veterans/military Strong credit Luxury homes Rural buyers

Note: *VA loans have no minimum credit score requirement from the VA, but lenders typically require 620+. Loan limits shown are for Clark County, Nevada (2026). Other Nevada counties may vary. All programs subject to borrower qualifications and underwriting approval.

Frequently Asked Questions

What loan program is best for first-time homebuyers in Nevada?

Can I qualify for a mortgage with less than 20% down?

What credit score do I need to buy a home in Nevada?

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