Bradley Hower

Mortgage Professional

NMLS: 1810189


Exceptional results.

profile of Bradley Hower

About

Seven plus years of experience in the mortgage industry. Passionate about maximizing outcomes and prepared to accept new challenges. Motivated by the joy of helping others succeed and creating value.

Highlighted Programs

FNMA

Conventional loan with great terms. Down payment as low as 3.5%.

VA

Veteran-focused loan with strong foreclosure protection and a 0% down payment option. VA funding fee rather than Mortgage Insurance. Utilize VA entitlements to significantly reduce closing costs.

FHA

Ideal for those targeting multi-unit properties (2-4 units) — a 3.5% down payment minimum. Requires refinancing to remove Mortgage Insurance.

No Income Verification

Less hassle; ideal for self-employed individuals or those with non-traditional income sources. Maximum 80% Loan-To-Value Ratio and up to 12 months in reserves; 75% for investment properteies with 36 months of reserves.

Low Credit Score

Designed for buyers with lower credit scores — options available for FICOs as low as 550.

DSCR

Investor-friendly loan — qualify based on rental property Cash Flow-to-Debt Ratio. Maximum 85% Loan-To-Value ratio.

HELOC

Tap into home equity and get funds in as little as 10 days. Enjoy the added flexibility. Typically requires 20% to 30% in equity.

Interest-Only

Pay just interest for the first few years before transitioning to full payments—ideal for managing short-term cash flow or maximizing investment flexibility. Maximum 75% Loan-To-Value ratio. Speculative in nature with potential for payment shock when interest-only period ends.

Foreign National Investor

Specialized loan program for non-U.S. citizens who are non-residents. Interest-only option available. Maximum 70% Loan-To-Value ratio. Requires 12 months in reserves and banking relationship documentation.

Most programs have a maximum Debt-To-Income limit of 45% — 50%. For the best terms, middle to upper—700 FICO scores is recommended. Dependent on program. Residency and nationality is not a limiter, with some exceptions.