Assumptions and Disclosures – OptionOne
Disclosures and Assumptions — OptionOne
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Disclosures & Assumptions

In accordance with state and federal regulations, OptionOne Financial provides comprehensive licensing, loan product assumptions, and communication notices for transparency and compliance.

01 / Loan Assumptions & Terms

Rates, APRs, and terms advertised are subject to underwriting approval and may change without notice. All disclosed scenarios below are computed under standard criteria to represent typical loan profiles.

Purchase 30 Year Fixed — First Mortgage (Standard)

Disclosed rate assumes the purchase of an owner-occupied, single-family residence in California under standard conforming criteria. If loan and borrower parameters differ from these standards, you may still qualify but higher interest rates and closing costs may apply.

LimitUp to $832,750
Baseline Loan$600,000
Cost1.5 Points
Min FICO740 Score
Max LTV60% (40% Down)

* Sample payment does not include escrow amounts for property taxes, homeowners insurance, or special assessments; your actual monthly payment obligation will be higher.

Purchase 30 Year Fixed — First Mortgage with Rate Buy-Down Points

Disclosed rate assumes the purchase of an owner-occupied, single-family residence in California utilizing a discount point structure to buy down the interest rate. If underwriting standards are not fully met, different rates or higher costs may apply.

LimitUp to $832,750
Baseline Loan$600,000
Rate Points3.0 Points
Min FICO740 Score
Max LTV60% (40% Down)

* Underwriting guidelines apply. Advertised rates and discount point structures are subject to changes based on market yields and capital market conditions.

Refinance 30 Year Fixed Rate & Term — First Mortgage

Disclosed rate assumes a rate-and-term refinance of an owner-occupied, single-family primary residence in California. By refinancing your existing loan, the total finance charges may be higher over the entire life of the mortgage.

LimitUp to $832,750
Baseline Loan$600,000
Cost1.5 Points
Min FICO740 Score
Max LTV60% LTV
EscrowRequired

* Sample payments reflect principal and interest only. Full escrow accounts for property taxes and home insurance must be established to satisfy rate locks.

Refinance 30 Year Fixed Rate & Term Refinance with Points

Disclosed rate assumes a rate-and-term refinance of an owner-occupied, single-family residence in California with point-based rate buy-down features. Borrowers not meeting standard criteria may still qualify but terms will vary.

LimitUp to $832,750
Baseline Loan$600,000
Rate Points3.0 Points
Min FICO740 Score
Max LTV60% LTV

* Total refinance costs and points can be rolled into the loan balance, subject to loan size limits and maximum loan-to-value constraints.

Jumbo Refinance 30 Year Fixed Rate & Term — First Mortgage

Disclosed jumbo rate assumes a rate-and-term refinance of a high-value primary residence in California. Subject to strict debt-to-income (DTI) caps and liquid asset reserve underwriting rules.

Jumbo Size$832,750 to $6,000,000
Baseline Loan$900,000
Min FICO740 Score
Max LTV60% LTV
Max DTI43.0%

* Jumbo financing guidelines are highly sensitive to market fluctuations and require thorough income documentation and verified post-closing cash reserves.

Jumbo Refinance 30 Year Fixed Rate & Term Jumbo Refinance with Points

Disclosed rate assumes a jumbo rate-and-term refinance of an owner-occupied single-family home in California using points to secure aggressive rates. Requires complete asset verification.

Baseline Loan$900,000
Rate Points2.0 Points
Min FICO740 Score
Max LTV60% LTV

* Refinancing existing debt under a new loan may extend amortization terms, meaning the lifetime financial interest charges could be higher than keeping your current loan structure.

02 / No Closing Costs Program

Fee Coverage & Responsibilities

Under our "No Closing Costs" program, OptionOne supports our clients by eliminating common upfront expenses. This program applies to conforming loans meeting specific minimum loan sizes.

  • Residential Appraisal Fees
  • Consumer Credit Report Fees
  • Flood Certification Certification Fees
  • Escrow Closing & Setup Fees
  • Notary Signing Services
  • Title Insurance Policies (Lender's Coverages)
  • Prepaid Interest & Per Diem Adjustments
  • Pro-rata Property Taxes & Assessments
  • Hazard, Fire, and Homeowners Insurance
  • State Transfer Taxes & Mortgage Registry Taxes
  • Existing Lender Payoff Fees & Admin Fees
  • Optional Discretionary Discount Points

* The minimum loan amount required to participate in the No Closing Costs program is $200,000.

03 / Equal Opportunity & Fair Lending

Equal Housing Lender

We conduct business in strict accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law (Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988). It is strictly illegal to discriminate against any person in home financing, advertising, appraisals, sales, or rentals on the basis of:

  • Race, Color, or Ancestry
  • Religion or Creed
  • Sex, Gender, or Sexual Orientation
  • Handicap or Physical Disability
  • Familial Status (Children in household)
  • National Origin

Anyone who believes they have been discriminated against may file a complaint online with the Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (HUD) at 1-800-669-9777 or via TDD at 1-800-927-9275.

California Fair Lending Notice

Under the Housing Financial Discrimination Act of 1977, it is illegal for financial institutions to discriminate in the availability or terms of financial assistance based on characteristics or trends in geographical neighborhoods, unless required to avoid unsafe business practices.

These regulations protect owner-occupied 1-to-4 unit family residences. If you wish to file a lending complaint or ask questions about your rights, you can contact the California Department of Real Estate regional branches:

  • Sacramento Office: 1651 Exposition Blvd.
  • Los Angeles Office: 320 W. 4th Street, Suite 350
  • San Diego Office: 1350 Front Street, Suite 3064
  • Fresno Office: 2550 Mariposa Mall, Suite 3070
  • Oakland Office: 1515 Clay Street, Suite 702

04 / Customer Identification Notice

Obtaining a Mortgage Loan (USA PATRIOT Act)

To assist the federal government in fighting terrorist funding and money-laundering operations, federal regulations require all financial institutions to collect, verify, and document identity parameters for every person establishing a lending relationship.

Important Information About Procedures for Opening a Loan:

When you apply for a mortgage loan, we will ask for your legal name, physical residential address, date of birth, Social Security Number, and other identifiers. We may also request physical identification documents, such as a state-issued driver's license, military ID, passport, or corporate entity filings to verify your identity.

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