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BEFORE YOU SHOP...
Before you start looking for a home, there are some important things to think about and get ready for. By doing a little preparation, you'll be able to write a strong offer with confidence when you find the perfect home.
YOU FOUND A HOUSE...
The exciting part begins when you start shopping around. After you have an accepted offer, you'll be busy with inspections and more.
BEFORE YOU CLOSE...
Getting closer now! It's time to finalize the details of your loan, so you can sign, close, and finally get your keys.
AFTER YOU CLOSE...
Everything's finished! Even though the closing is over, there are still a few important things to remember as you adjust to your new home and begin making payments.
GET TO KNOW ME.
Serving families since 2005
Hey, I’m Jeff Aronheim, but most folks call me Jeff. I’m more than just a mortgage lender at CrossCountry Mortgage; I’m driven by the passion to turn homeownership dreams into reality and foster wealth through real estate. Over my 19-year journey in the mortgage industry, I’ve earned a reputation for expertise, integrity, and a personalized approach to serving clients.
Growing up surrounded by realtors and lenders, I developed a deep-seated commitment to helping others achieve financial stability and security through owning a home. Witnessing firsthand the transformative impact of homeownership on families, I’ve built my own real estate portfolio, drawing from that experience every day to help others build wealth.
Every client interaction is an opportunity for me to make a positive impact. Whether I’m guiding first-time buyers through the mortgage process or assisting seasoned investors in expanding their portfolios, I’m dedicated to providing personalized solutions that align with my clients’ long-term goals. Beyond work, you’ll find me hitting the gym, spending time with friends, exploring Winter Park’s mountains, or traveling with my amazing family – my wife Nhi, kids Max and Sarah, and our food-loving dog, Snow.
Reach out, and let’s work together to achieve your homeownership goals and build a brighter future.
-Jeffrey Aronheim
Conventional loans are standard home loans not insured by the government, typically ideal for borrowers with good credit and a solid financial history. They offer flexible terms and competitive interest rates for both primary and investment properties.
Backed by the Federal Housing Administration, FHA loans are designed for buyers with lower credit scores or smaller down payments. They’re a great option for first-time homebuyers seeking more accessible qualification terms.
VA loans are exclusive to eligible veterans, active-duty service members, and their families, offering no down payment and no private mortgage insurance. These loans are backed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and provide exceptional benefits.
USDA loans are designed to support homebuyers in eligible rural and suburban areas with low to moderate incomes. These loans offer 100% financing, making homeownership more accessible without a down payment.
Jumbo loans are used for financing high-value homes that exceed conventional loan limits. They typically require higher credit scores, larger down payments, and more detailed financial documentation.
CCM is the #1 Non-QM retail lender in the U.S.
Offering proprietary programs tailored for self-employed borrowers, high-net-worth individuals with unique financial profiles, real estate investors, foreign nationals, non-traditional borrowers, and non-warrantable condos.
Construction loans finance the building of a new home and typically convert to a permanent mortgage after completion. These loans are issued in stages and often require more documentation and oversight than standard loans.
Available to homeowners aged 62 and older, reverse mortgages allow you to convert home equity into cash without monthly payments. The loan is repaid when the homeowner moves, sells, or passes away.
(HOME EQUITY LINE OF CREDIT)
A HELOC is a revolving credit line secured by your home’s equity, letting you borrow as needed up to a set limit. It works similarly to a credit card, offering flexibility with interest-only payments during the draw period.
A home equity loan provides a lump sum of cash using your home’s equity, repaid with fixed monthly payments. It’s useful for large expenses like home renovations or debt consolidation.
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