CAPITALPlus Mortgage & Underwriting Services

CAPITALPlus Mortgage, established in 1988, provides a wide range of mortgage and underwriting services. The company offers conventional purchase money and rate term refinance, subprime products, second mortgage, private investing, and commercial purchase and refinance services.

Its value-added services include acquisition and development capital, commercial lending, spot and new construction, builder lines of credit, business consulting, mortgage underwriting contract services, in-house delegated underwriting, private note purchases, and mortgage bulk acquisition and sale services.The firm also provides mortgage banking consulting, mortgage income participation, and capital-to-cure deferred maintenance services.

Credit Scores are from all three Credit Reporting Agencies (if available). The discounted fee for an individual borrower is $23.46 and $42.27 for two borrowers. Credit Scores will be displayed immediately to the applicant(s). The Credit Report will be forwarded to CAPITALPlus Mortgage as required by statute for a no-obligation confidential consultation.

CapitalPlus Mortgage & Underwriting Services strives to ensure that its services are accessible to people with disabilities. CapitalPlus Mortgage & Underwriting Services has invested a significant amount of resources to help ensure that its website is made easier to use and more accessible for people with disabilities, with the strong belief that every person has the right to live with dignity, equality, comfort and independence.

Applying for a mortgage can seem like a daunting and scary process. To help, we've created a checklist of things for you to compile, complete and acknowledge before applying. Credit history is a recorded file of past and current credit that is utilized to compile a credit score. A closing cost is a payment required to finalize a home loan and is separate from a down-payment.

The first step in obtaining a loan is to determine how much money you can borrow. In case of buying a home, you should determine how much home you can afford even before you begin looking. By answering a few simple questions, we will calculate your buying power, based on standard lender guidelines.