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Explore savings on mortgage payments with our Buydown Calculator. It shows cash needed for reduced payments in WA, CA, OR, ID, and CO. Easy to use, it offers clear insights for homebuyers. Simply input your numbers and choose options to understand potential savings and upfront costs.

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If your instant rate quote isn’t what you expected, we can provide counsel on how to potentially transform your quote into something more acceptable. Sammamish Mortgage is a family-owned mortgage company with over 30 years of experience in the industry. We proudly serve customers in the Pacific Northwest region. We serve WA, ID, OR, CO and CA. If you’re looking to buy a home in one of these states, we can help!

Our Reviews

Artem Tkachenko
September 29, 2024
Amazing team. Highly recommend
Tyler J Willis
September 28, 2024
We just closed on a home and used Sammamish Mortgage, they went above and beyond to make sure we could close on time. Would highly recommend!
Ryan Foster
September 3, 2024
Nick and Barb did a great job processing our transaction. They secured lower rates and went above and beyond in a unique transaction. Would highly recommend them.
Brianna Campbell
September 2, 2024
As a first time homebuyer the entire process was incredibly daunting! Ryan and his team walked us through everything step by step and made the process easy. They were transparent, timely, and easy to work with. I truly felt like Ryan and his team were always looking out for our best interests. He and his team are very compassionate and I highly recommend them!
Sergiy Saliyev
August 29, 2024
A few months ago I was applying for a loan, and Nick did a fantastic job with explaining all the details, answering all the questions I had, and providing competitive quotes. I had a great experience and would recommend this place and Nick as a loan officer!
Nohemi Magnuson
August 22, 2024
Clint Edwards is the best loan officer we have ever met! We will recommend him to all of our family and friends! He did an excellent job helping us purchase our home! He is very dedicated, and he is passionate with his job! Absolutely enjoyed buying our home thanks to his hard work and dedication to help us understand every step of the way! He is very patient, and very flexible with time and kind towards us. He is knowledgeable about the home market and was willing to explain to us with charts and keep us informed on the current market. It was a pleasure working with Clint Edward, and if we need to purchase or refinance our home, we will definitely be reaching him out! He is phenomenal! Thank you so much! We are so happy he was on our team for our home purchase!
Darren Bridenbeck
August 21, 2024
I worked with Onstad-Hawes and he helped me understand how we could truly do a no cost refi. It sounds too good to be true, and after having him walk me through the loan disclosure like 10x times it finally clicked. Nick is a great teacher, hes patient and doesnt mind reiterating things if they arent clicking. By the time we got to signing I was able to talk through folks in the industry on how our refi was no cost and why it made so much sense and was an awesome idea. Also, Sammamish has amazing rates, no origination fee, and unbeatable lender credits. I shopped around and nothing came close. Ive been recommending Nick and Sammamish to everyone I know. Feel free to shop around if you want, but Im confident Sammamish cant be beat.

FAQ

How can Sammamish Mortgage offer such low rates and fees?

Since 1992 Sammamish Mortgage has offered excellent service at very competitive rates and fees. Over this time, our proven track record and quality loans have helped us build exceptional relationships with the lenders that provide you with home loans. These relationships have been built on trust, integrity, and most of all, exceptional business practices. Our long standing business partnerships allow us the ability to offer unrivaled pricing on home mortgages. This pricing, in addition to utilizing top of the line technology and low overhead, enables us to pass the savings on to you, our clients.

We do not have a large team of loan officers. Instead we have a small team of highly experienced and trained professionals to handle your home loans.

When you show no points, does that also mean no origination fees and/or mortgage broker fees?

Yes. At Sammamish Mortgage you will find that anytime we offer or advertise no points, it assumes no origination fees. Many banks, credit unions and mortgage companies will advertise and offer no point loans on their website only to disclose later in the loan process or in fine print that there is a minimum 1% origination fee added to the loan. We feel that this is a deceptive practice and although it is legal, we feel strongly that it should not be allowed.

Do you guarantee your closing costs?

Yes. At the time of your pre-approval, we can guarantee all lender and 3rd party costs associated with your loan. Your costs may change if there is a valid change in circumstance such as a lower than expected appraised value, or if you decide to change your loan amount as your loan to value is a key factor in pricing your loan. Your loan specialist can go over all the different scenarios with you if you are unsure of your value on a refinance. We rarely have issues with the value on a purchase.

Who would benefit from choosing a loan with no points vs. paying points and/or origination fees?

Choosing a loan with 0 points/origination fees generally benefits the borrower for the first 4 to 7 years of the loan. This is because you exchange lower up front closing costs for a slightly higher interest rate and monthly payment. This is a great option for people that do not have excess liquid cash or emergency funds and people that are not sure how long they are planning on keeping the loan. Since most people either refinance or sell their home every 3 to 5 years, this plan can be of great value. When determining whether a no point, no origination fee and/or no mortgage broker fee loan would work for you, you have to carefully consider the following:

• How long you plan on staying in the property?

• Do you think that you might refinance in the near future?

• Do you have enough emergency funds saved to warrant paying higher up front costs?

If you are uncertain as to which is best for you, one of our loan specialists can assist you in making the decision that best suits your needs.

What are the main factors that can affect my interest rate?

There are several key points that can affect your rate. Below is a detailed breakdown of some attributing factors that may apply:

• Credit Score: Your credit score is one of the most important factors that will determine your rate.
• Loan to Value: Your down payment in a purchase transaction or your equity in a refinance transaction also plays a key role in determining your rate. The lower your loan to value (LTV), the better your rate may be.
• Rate/term refinance vs. Cash out refinance: A rate/term refinance has a loan amount that is just enough to repay the balance of your existing mortgage. You may include all third party fees, taxes, insurance and interest into the loan amount. A cash-out refinance, on the other hand, has a loan amount that exceeds your current mortgage balance.
• Purchase vs. Refinance: There are times when lenders offer purchase specials, which allow us to offer even lower rates than we already do.
• Property type: Often times there can be pricing adjustments for condos and multi-family properties.
• Escrow Reserve: Paying your property taxes and homeowners insurance on your own rather than having them included in your house payment may cost you an additional fee. Most lenders charge a onetime fee for the impound waiver.

• Loan amount: Your loan amount can affect your pricing. If you have a large loan amount (over $417,000) there will be pricing adjustments. If your loan amount is low, there can also be pricing adjustments generally starting at $165,000 and lower.

• Subordinate financing: Having a second mortgage or Home Equity Line of Credit tied to the property can impact the terms of the first mortgage even if no money is owed on the equity line. The line is still considered a lien against your property and impacts your Combined Loan to Value.

What can cause my loan to be considered a cash-out refinance?

The obvious trigger for a cash-out refinance is borrowing more than your existing loan balance; however, consolidating debt that was not obtained as part of the original purchase is also considered a cash-out refinance. This includes second mortgages or Home Equity Line of Credits opened after you purchased the property.

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