Buying a home is a big deal. Stockton is a mortgage lender built to guide you.

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Here’s how it works.

No mystery, no runaround. Three simple steps get you from “maybe” to move-in.

Step 1 — Get pre-qualified

Start with a quick conversation so you know what you can afford before you start shopping. It’s fast, and it means you’ll house-hunt with real numbers instead of guesses.

Step 2 — Find your home

Once you know your budget, go find the one. When you’re ready to make an offer, we’ll line up your financing so you can move quickly and with confidence.

Step 3 — Close confidently

We handle the details and keep you in the loop all the way to closing day, when the keys are finally yours.

Loans that fit real lives.

Everyone’s path to a home looks a little different, so we offer options to match.

Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a veteran, buying in a rural area, or moving up to your next place, we’ll help you find the loan that fits — including government-backed options like FHA, VA, and USDA, conventional loans, and financing for renovations and new construction.

Loan Products

Conventional

A strong fit for buyers with established credit and some savings set aside. Flexible across primary homes, second homes, and investment properties.
FHA Loan

Built for buyers working with limited savings for upfront costs. A well-worn first step for first-time and repeat buyers alike.
VA Loan

A hard-earned benefit for active-duty service members, veterans, National Guard, Reservists, and certain surviving spouses. One of the strongest paths home for those who’ve served.
USDA loan (Rural Housing)

For buyers putting down roots in an eligible rural area. Designed with low-to-moderate income households in mind.
Down payment assistance

For buyers who are ready to own but short on cash up front. Pairs with several loan types to help cover the down payment.
Construction-to-permanent loan

For buyers who’d rather build than buy. One closing covers both the construction and your permanent mortgage, whether you’re building on a lot you already own or one you’re buying.
Renovation loan

For buyers eyeing a home that needs some work. Roll the purchase and the improvements into a single loan, so a fixer-upper can become exactly what you pictured.