Why Choose Mr. Cooper Mortgages in Nevada?
Ready to make your home ownership dreams come true? Let's do it. As the nation's third-largest home loan servicer, Mr. Cooper is equipped to guide you through the home ownership process. Whether you want to learn more about conventional home loans, Federal Housing Administration loans (FHA), or VA loans, you can turn to Mr. Cooper. Mr. Cooper in Nevada can help you do so much — even learn more about your credit score and finances in general.
We know that getting a mortgage can be complicated, and even more so when you're a first-time home buyer in Nevada. Call a Mr. Cooper mortgage professional for one-on-one guidance. In the meantime, here’s what you need to know.
Conventional loans are one of the most common and popular mortgage options for home buyers in Nevada. These are loans that are not insured by the federal government. Instead, conventional loans are backed by private lenders like Mr. Cooper. Some advantages of a conventional loan could include favorable interest terms and various term lengths.
As a Nevada home buyer, you might be eligible for FHA financing, another type of home loan. FHA stands for Federal Housing Administration. Accordingly, FHA loans are backed by the government. FHA loans are known for having more flexible credit qualifications and lesser down payments than conventional loans. Ask Mr. Cooper about FHA loan requirements in Nevada today.
Only service members, veterans, and their spouses can receive a VA home loan. If you're trying to buy a house in Nevada and you're an active-duty service member, a veteran, or a surviving spouse, you may be eligible for a VA loan. At Mr. Cooper, it's our honor to help our nation's veterans, active-duty service members, and their families realize their dreams of home ownership. Due to the uniqueness of this home loan option, we encourage you to call a Mr. Cooper mortgage professional to learn more about VA loans in Nevada. Get Started
Refinance Your Home Loan in Nevada with Mr. Cooper
Besides new home loans, Mr. Cooper also provides mortgage refinancing in Nevada. Refinancing your home loan means that you pay off your current home loan and replace it with a new one that can better meet your financial needs. The new loan could come with a shorter loan term, a more favorable interest rate, or both. Most of the time, the purpose of refinancing is to get a lower interest rate and reduce your monthly payment (so you can spend more money on making memories and building a life in your Nevada home!).
Like new home loans, there are a couple of different ways to refinance. For one, you can refinance for a more favorable loan term or interest rate. Another option is cash-out refinancing.† This option lets homeowners leverage the equity they've built in their house as cash to pay for things like college tuition or home improvements. This type of refinancing also allows for debt consolidation, since you can use equity from your home to tap into cash and pay down car loans, credit card debt, or medical bills.^ Mr. Cooper in Nevada can help you learn more about refinancing and choose the right refinance option for your situation.
Buy or Sell a House in Nevada with Mr. Cooper's Help
Getting ready to buy a home in Nevada? Then you may want to start by seeking professional guidance for how to buy a house in Nevada and get prequalified for a mortgage in Nevada. Nevada's real estate market ebbs and flows. Despite the constant change, Mr. Cooper mortgage professionals always have the most up-to-date insights. Your Mr. Cooper mortgage professional can help smooth out the home-buying process in a couple of ways: First off, we can help you calculate how much house you can afford to buy. Next, we can help you prequalify for a mortgage in Nevada and connect you with our affiliate to help find a reliable real estate agent.** Last but not least, Mr. Cooper can help you secure a home loan that meets your financial needs and accelerates your home ownership journey. Consider Mr. Cooper your ally, from open house to closing day.
Selling a house in Nevada? Mr. Cooper can help you there, too. We understand the obstacles that come with selling a house in Nevada, especially when you're trying to do it for the first time. Mr. Cooper can connect you to expert team members and resources through our affiliate that offer both education and benefits related to real estate closing costs and commissions. And as a buyer, you'll have access to thousands of home listings and might qualify for a Buyer's Bonus Credit at closing.* Ask about the Mr. Cooper Real Estate Rewards program in Nevada to learn how you could save as either a home seller or buyer in Nevada!
Mr. Cooper is here to keep the dream of home ownership alive for every customer — including you. Give us a call for more information about applying for a home loan, refinancing an existing loan, or buying or selling a home in Nevada. We're your ally.
- † A cash‐out refinance increases your mortgage debt and reduces the equity you may have in your home. Your monthly mortgage payments may be higher.
- ^ A debt consolidation refinance increases your mortgage debt, reduces equity, and extends the term on shorter‐term debt and secures such debts with your home. The relative benefits you receive from debt consolidation will vary depending on your individual circumstances. You should consider that a debt consolidation loan may increase the total number of monthly payments and the total amount paid over the term of the loan. To enjoy the benefits of a debt consolidation loan, you should not carry new credit card or high interest rate debt.
- *Buyer’s Bonus Credit (Xome Purchase Pro) Disclosure: Buyers may be eligible to receive a Buyer’s Bonus Credit/Xome Purchase Pro (“Credit”) equal to 15% of the buyer’s agent’s fee. The amount of the credit is based on commissions and determined by each agent. Credit will be documented in an agreement between agent and customer at the time of engagement. Credit must be disclosed to lender, seller, broker, appraiser, and other parties with an interest. Credit subject to written lender approval. Credit will be reflected in Purchase Agreement, Closing Disclosure, and other documents. Consult a tax professional regarding tax implications of Credit. Consult local broker for any state law requirements. Conditions: (a) Customer must complete purchase transaction using a Mr. Cooper Real Estate Rewards Agent; (b) Credit is subject to sales commission; (c) Credit is not available for properties marketed/listed through any auction process, including, www.xome.com; (d) Credit offer may be modified at any time via the Terms of Use but modifications will not apply to any transactions under contract; (e) Credit will be provided at the time of closing.
- Buyer’s Bonus Credit is not available in AK, IA, KS, LA, MS, MO, OK, OR & TN.
- **Listing Commission Disclosure: Mr. Cooper Real Estate Rewards agents have agreed to 1.99% seller’s agent commission and recommend 2% buyer’s agent commission for a total listing commission of 3.99%. Buyer’s agent commission can be changed at seller’s discretion.
- Mr. Cooper Real Estate Rewards is offered by Xome. Inc., an affiliate of Mr. Cooper. Referrals to Xome may provide a financial benefit to Mr. Cooper. You are not required to use a real estate agent on the Xome panel as a condition of receiving a loan from Mr. Cooper, and such use will have no impact on any loan application to Mr. Cooper.
- This is an advertisement and not intended as a solicitation for agent representation if your property is currently listed with an agent. Visit Xome's licensing page https://www.xome.com/auctions/licensing.
- Xome Inc. & Xome CT LLC [Davis E. Owen, Sr.‐Broker] (for CT properties] & Xome PR LLC (for PR properties), 750 Hwy 121 BYP, Suite 100, Lewisville, TX 75067.
- Mr. Cooper Real Estate Rewards is a service mark of Nationstar Mortgage LLC.
- This is not a commitment to lend. All loans are subject to credit and property approval. This offer is nontransferable and may not be combined with any other mortgage offer. Advertised offer is subject to change. If a personal code is present on the advertised offer, you must provide such code to claim the offer. We may gather information about you including, but not limited to, credit bureau information, information for verification of income, information for appraisal and verification of property being used for collateral. We also verify your identity. Income, assets, and debt must meet eligibility requirements as established by Government and/or Lender guidelines.