Buy your first home, move into your next one, or refinance your current mortgage with Quorum.
Buy your first home, move into your next one, or refinance your current mortgage with Quorum.
Whether you prefer long-term predictability or added flexibility, Quorum offers mortgage solutions to fit your needs.
Fully online. Genuinely simple. Human help whenever you need it.
Compare payment stability, interest rate structure, and flexibility to determine which mortgage best fits your financial goals.
Want greater payment stability with a consistent rate and payment
Consistent monthly payments
Easier long-term budgeting
Need more flexibility with a lower initial rate and future rate adjustments
Lower initial interest rate
Flexible financing option
Fixed rate for the initial term
A 15-Year fixed-rate mortgage pays your home off in half the time—building equity faster and cutting the total interest you pay, in exchange for higher monthly payment than a 30-year loan. If you can manage the payment, it's one the more cost-effective ways to own your home outright.
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A fixed‑rate mortgage keeps the same interest rate and payment for the life of the loan. An adjustable‑rate mortgage typically starts with a lower initial rate that can change over time based on market conditions.
We’re happy to help you compare options and decide what makes sense for your plans.
Rates are influenced by market conditions and individual factors such as credit profile, loan term, loan purpose, property type, occupancy, and loan amount.
Our 15‑year fixed mortgage is designed to offer a highly competitive rate without layered pricing adjustments that can increase costs at closing.
Closing costs are collected at closing, with the appraisal fee paid earlier after your Intent to Proceed. Typical costs may include:
Your loan team will walk through these costs with you early in the process so there are no surprises.
Basic information about income, assets, monthly expenses, and any other properties you own. Be sure to temporarily lift any credit freezes before submitting your application.
Once you apply, here’s what to expect:
A loan officer contacts you to review your application and rate‑lock options.
You receive your Loan Estimate and required disclosures within 3 business days.
You securely upload documents through our online portal.
A dedicated processor guides you from application through closing.
You’ll move through these steps: Application → Document Review → Appraisal → Underwriting → Final Approval → Closing.
Most 15‑year fixed mortgages close in as little as 30 days, depending on your loan details, appraisal timing, and how quickly documents are received.
Your first mortgage payment is due on the 1st of every month, but there is a 15-day grace period before any late fees or penalties will be applied to your loan. Your payment will be applied to your mortgage within 24-48 hours of the date you schedule your payment which accounts for the time taken to process this payment.
You can typically pay online, through automatic payments, or by mail. After closing, we’ll provide clear instructions and available payment methods.
A mortgage note is the legal agreement to repay the loan. It outlines the loan amount, interest rate, payment terms, and what happens in the event of nonpayment.
An escrow account is typically used to collect and pay property taxes and homeowners insurance as part of your monthly payment, depending on your loan terms.
PMI is usually required when a down payment is less than 20% and protects the lender—not the borrower—if payments aren’t made. If your down payment is less than 20%, mortgage insurance may be required. We also offer alternative structuring options that may help reduce—or avoid—monthly PMI.
Yes. Most lenders require homeowners insurance to protect the property against loss or damage.
Pre-qualification is an estimate based on what you share. Pre-approval is a more detailed review (often including credit) that strengthens your offer when you’re ready to buy.
Pre-approval helps you set a realistic budget and shows sellers you’re a serious, qualified buyer—often making your offer more competitive.
Many lenders offer rate alerts or updates. If available, Quorum can share options for staying informed through your mortgage team.
Down payment requirements vary by loan type and borrower qualifications. Some loans allow lower down payments, while others may require more.
Yes, gift funds are commonly allowed, but lenders typically require documentation showing the funds are a gift (not a loan) and may need a gift letter.
Your payment generally includes principal and interest—and may also include property taxes, homeowners insurance, and PMI (if required). Use our Mortgage Calculator for an estimate.