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Arkansas is our home. With fifteen branches and hundreds of employees, we can serve your needs better and more efficiently than any other mortgage lender.
Since our doors opened in 1898 in England, Arkansas, Bank of England has taken pride in the being there when our borrowers need us. Our mission is to deliver total value to our customers. This means competitive rates, STRESS-FREE closings, extensive product knowledge, and a friendly, helpful attitude.
We are committed to helping you understand and compare home mortgage loan options. So we've compiled a list of some common questions about mortgages that we frequently hear from our customers. If you don't find the answer you are looking for, please contact us right now!
For borrowers that plan to stay in their homes for a long time, Bank of England Mortgage offers several fixed rate mortgage options—including 10, 15, 20, and 30 year programs.
Our adjustable rate mortgages offer an excellent option for homebuyers - a lower rate than traditional fixed-rate mortgages offer and the stability of longer-term fixed-rate mortgages.
An FHA loan provides low-cost insured home mortgage loans that suit a variety of purchasing options. Whether you're buying or refinancing your home, an FHA loan might be right for you.
We offer an easy-to-understand loan process for our veterans. Whether you're buying a home or refinancing your existing mortgage, we are your ultimate VA loan information center.
Our vacation home mortgages make your dreams - backyard barbeques and sunsets by the lake, relaxing fishing trips with children and grand children, family skiing vacations - a reality.
If amount of the loan for your dream home exceeds the federal limits for conventional loans, you need a jumbo mortgage loan from Bank of England Mortgage.
With a reverse mortgage, you borrow against the equity you have established in your home and do not need to repay the loan for as long as you live in the home as your primary residence, maintain your home in good condition, and pay property taxes and insurance.
Private Mortgage Insurance is generally required for down payments less than 20% of the loan value. It protects the lender in exchange for accepting a smaller down payment.
Lender Paid Mortgage Insurance allows a borrower to pay as little as 5% down plus an additional percentage of the loan amount and avoid being charged private mortgage insurance.
Our goal is to exceed your expectations. The combination of our excellent staff, superior operations, and devotion to customer service, means one thing to all of us at Bank of England Mortgage Arkansas: We will not stop until we have exceeded our clients' expectations. We look forward to that opportunity.
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