Washington Mortgage

Our Washington Mortgage Lenders offer a variety of home mortgage programs. Loan products ranging from jumbo, bad credit, FHA, VA and interest only mortgage rate options help to ensure the best possible home financing options for Washington consumers. With Washington mortgage rates becoming more affordable than ever, local applicants can feel good they are getting the best rate possible for buying or refinancing a home. If you are tired of dealing with loan brokers that do not understand your local housing market, then you will enjoy the lending process at Nationwide. If you are buying a home, talk with a Washington lender who can help you get a pre-approval letter quickly and that may help your offer get accepted.

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Washington Lending
FHA Home Refinance
Cash Back Loans
Home Purchase
Home Equity Loans

Home refinancing or taking out a new second mortgage can help credit repair, while often increasing your credit scores with consistent payments. Even if you had a past bankruptcy or were enrolled in consumer credit counseling, Nationwide Mortgages offers many sub-prime lending programs to help improve your finances at home.

Refinance 1st & 2nd mortgages into lower rate mortgage loan
No more compounding credit card debt
Consolidate all your bills into one lower mortgage payment
Refinance home equity lines into fixed rate loans
Save up to 75% with Bill Consolidation
Interest Only mortgage refinancing
Convert your variable rates to fixed interest
Rebuild your credit & Raise your Scores
Cash Out for 2nd Home Purchasing
Finance Home Repairs
Set up a home equity line of credit

Mortgage Rates for Washington
Seattle	Spokane	Tacoma

Washington Revises Consumer Loan Regulations

New regulations amending the Consumer Loan Act went into effect in Washington on March 1, 2006. The new regulations repeal the previous rules

and have been redrafted in a question and answer format to make the rules easier to understand. The revisions include, but are not limited to, the following changes:

New definitions to reflect amendments to the Consumer Loan Act; Clarification of the transactions covered by the Consumer Loan Act;

Expansion of the documentation requirements for license applications; Eliminating the need for licensure of certain back-office functions;

Expansion of prohibited business practices; Expansion of the reporting requirements for significant events; and providing sanctions for failing to file the annual assessments and worksheets on time.