Mortgage Lender · United States

GO Mortgage

GO Mortgage is a mortgage lender offering programs such as FHA, VA, refinancing, reverse mortgages, and construction loans, with a presence in several U.S. states.

About GO Mortgage

GO Mortgage: mortgage financing for purchase and refinancing

GO Mortgage is a mortgage lending company that offers a wide range of products for home purchases, refinancing, and other financing needs. Its experienced team helps clients find a loan that fits their situation, whether they are buying a home, another property, or refinancing an existing one.

Mortgage products

GO Mortgage's catalog includes programs such as:

  • FHA loans, including FHA 203(k) for renovation and FHA construction loans.
  • VA loans, including VA Single Close Construction.
  • Conventional loans, with options for first-time homebuyers.
  • Cash-out refinance.
  • DSCR loans (for investors).
  • Jumbo loans.
  • 5-day HELOC.
  • Reverse mortgages.
  • Single close construction loans.
  • USDA loans.
  • "Go Buy, Sell Later" program.

Application process

GO Mortgage's process takes place in three steps: first, the client shares their financing needs and the team recommends options; second, the application is submitted, documentation is gathered, and the loan is processed; third, the mortgage is closed once approved. The company offers no-closing-cost options, different terms, and fixed or adjustable rates.

Client resources

GO Mortgage provides online tools such as mortgage calculators (payment calculator, VA loan calculator, refinance calculator), a mortgage glossary, and a blog with articles on topics such as non-QM loans, rental properties, real estate investment, and reverse mortgages. It also offers an FAQ section.

Presence and service

The company has offices in various U.S. cities, including Albany (Oregon), Beaverton (Oregon), Bullhead City (Arizona), Citrus Heights (California), Fairfax Station (Virginia), Florence (South Carolina), Hudson (Ohio), Indianapolis (Indiana), Largo (Florida), Lewis Center (Ohio), Little Chute (Wisconsin), Palm Harbor (Florida), Portland (Oregon), Prosper (Texas), Reisterstown (Maryland), Reno (Nevada), Seminole (Florida), Stockton (California), and Weatherford (Texas). Clients can contact by phone or email, and also access their account to make payments or check loan information.

In brief

Mortgage loans