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Pre-qualification by phone with a loan officer: (512) 271-4623

(512) 271-4623

Home Loans in Manor and the Surrounding Towns

We work with borrowers across Manor and the towns around it, at our office or by phone and video. Distance doesn't change how carefully we build a file. Income documents, appraisal conditions and escrow figures get checked before an underwriter ever sees them.

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Where We Write Loans

Most of our borrowers buy or refinance within a short drive of Manor. That includes Pflugerville, Hornsby Bend, Elgin, Hutto and Taylor, plus Round Rock, Brushy Creek and Wells Branch along the corridor toward Austin. We also work with buyers in Wyldwood and West Lake Hills, where property types and loan sizes can look very different from a lot in a new subdivision.

You don't need to live next door to work with us. What matters is a loan officer who knows how property taxes, insurance costs and appraisal conditions around here flow into a monthly payment. Every figure on your loan estimate should trace back to a real number, not a placeholder, so the payment you plan on is the payment you get at closing.

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Towns we cover from Manor

  • Manor
  • Pflugerville
  • Wells Branch
  • Elgin
  • Hornsby Bend
  • Round Rock
  • Hutto
  • Brushy Creek
  • Taylor
  • Wyldwood
  • West Lake Hills

Not on the list? Call (512) 271-4623 and ask.

What Shapes a Loan Around Here

  • Property taxes and escrow

    Texas has no state income tax, so local property taxes carry much of the load. The total rate depends on the county, city, school district and any municipal utility district, and MUDs are common in newer Austin-area subdivisions. We pull the actual rate for the property's address. A guessed escrow figure throws off your debt-to-income ratio and can bring a payment jump at the first escrow analysis.

  • Hail, wind and insurance

    Spring storms in Central Texas bring hail, and insurers price that in. Some policies carry a wind and hail deductible set as a percentage of the dwelling coverage instead of a flat amount. We get a real premium into the file early, because it sits inside your payment and the lender needs the binder before closing. We also read the flood certification. A property inside a FEMA flood hazard area will need flood coverage.

  • New construction and HOAs

    Much of the growth around Manor, Pflugerville and Hutto is newer construction with HOA dues. Those dues count toward your debt-to-income ratio. Builder incentives can help with closing costs, but each loan type caps seller concessions differently, so we check the contract terms against the program before you sign.

  • USDA eligibility by address

    Some areas east and north of Austin sit near the edge of USDA eligibility maps, and those maps get revised. Eligibility is decided by the exact address, not the town name. We confirm it before you count on a no-down-payment USDA loan.

  • Texas equity rules

    Borrowing against equity in Texas follows Section 50(a)(6) of the state constitution. It generally limits combined borrowing to 80 percent of the property's value and requires a notice and waiting period before closing. That shapes how much a HELOC or cash-out refinance can actually deliver, and we lay out the math on the first call.

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Start With a Pre-Qualification Call

Tell us the town, the price range and how you earn your income. We'll walk through what you may qualify for and which program fits. Then we'll list the documents a full loan application will need.