Fixed-rate
Principal and interest stay put. Terms run about 15 to 30 years.
First Citizens mortgage
A First Citizens mortgage can be a fixed payment, a lower starting adjustable rate, or a loan built for construction, jumbo prices, or a refinance.
Principal and interest stay put. Terms run about 15 to 30 years.
A lower start, then a rate that can move. 5-, 7-, and 10-year fixed periods are offered, with caps.
For loan sizes above typical limits, up to $5 million, fixed or adjustable.
Finance the build, with interest-only payments during construction. Amounts up to $3 million.
Repair or upgrade a primary or second home. The bank pays the builder as work moves.
Government-backed options when you qualify, including some down-payment help.
You can draft the payment from checking or savings, or pay it with bill pay after you enroll in First Citizens online banking. Not every loan is offered in every state.
Read the live details on firstcitizens.com mortgages. A banker can also walk through medical-professional and refinance choices.
A fixed rate is easier to budget. An adjustable rate starts lower and needs a plan for later years. Jumbo and construction loans fit larger or custom projects.