Adjustable Rate Mortgage

What is an ARM Loan?

An Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) is a loan with a monthly rate that can adjust (go up or down) as the interest rate fluctuates. There are different types of adjustable rate mortgages or – for example: 3/1, 7/1 10/1, or 5/5 to name a few. Initially, most ARMs have a fixed interest rate with variable terms.

What is a 5/5 ARM?

The first “5” in a 5/5 ARM means that members will have a fixed rate on their loan for five (5) years.
The second “5” in a 5/5 ARM means that the loan rate will adjust only once every five (5) years.

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New house. Lower mortgage payment. It’s within your reach with an ARM loan!

A 5/5 Adjustable-Rate Mortgage (ARM) offers solutions to lower your current mortgage payment or purchase a new home. Firstmark members can get a new loan product with a fixed interest rate.

What to expect with an ARM loan

Lower initial interest rate and monthly payment
Save money in the early years
Rate adjusts only once every five (5) years for the life of the loan
Aggressively pay down your mortgage

Is an ARM loan right for you?

You anticipate interest rates may decrease in the near future
You plan to sell the property before the full term of the mortgage
You anticipate relocating
You may be buying for a growing family or downsizing as an empty nester

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