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Manor · Pflugerville · Wells Branch · Elgin

(512) 956-7745

Home Loans in Manor and the Towns Around It

We work with borrowers in Manor and across the north and east side of the Austin area. Meet us at our office or by phone and video. We look at what a loan costs at closing and what it costs over the years you keep it.

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Towns we cover from Manor

10 miPflugervilleWells BranchElginHornsby BendRound RockHuttoBrushy CreekTaylorWyldwoodWest Lake HillsManorN
10 miPflugervilleWells BranchElginHornsby BendRound RockHuttoBrushy CreekTaylorWyldwoodWest Lake HillsManorN
  • Manor
  • Pflugerville
  • Wells Branch
  • Elgin
  • Hornsby Bend
  • Round Rock
  • Hutto
  • Brushy Creek
  • Taylor
  • Wyldwood
  • West Lake Hills

Not on the list? Call (512) 956-7745 and ask.

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Towns We Work With

Most of our borrowers live or buy in Manor, Pflugerville, Hutto, Elgin and Taylor. We also write home loans for people in Round Rock, Brushy Creek, Wells Branch, Hornsby Bend, Wyldwood and West Lake Hills. If the property is in Texas and you are near Manor, give us a call and we will tell you plainly whether we can help.

Distance does not slow anything down. Pay stubs, bank statements and signatures move by phone and video, so a buyer in Taylor gets the same loan officer time as one down the street. We sit down at the office when you would rather meet face to face, often before closing or when the numbers need a longer talk.

What Shapes a Loan Around Here

  1. 01

    Property taxes and MUDs

    Texas has no state income tax, so property taxes carry more weight. Many newer subdivisions north and east of Austin sit in a municipal utility district that adds its own tax. Both land in your monthly escrow. We put the full tax figure into your payment estimate up front, so the price you can afford in spring is still the price you can afford at closing.

  2. 02

    Weather and insurance

    Hail, high wind and hard spring storms are part of life in Central Texas, and insurance premiums show it. Your lender needs proof of coverage before closing. Get a quote early. A high premium can move your payment more than a small rate difference.

  3. 03

    New builds and older property

    The area mixes new construction with older ranch land and in-town lots. A new build can take months to finish, so how you lock your rate matters. Older or rural property may need a closer look at the appraisal, well, septic or survey. We flag those early.

  4. 04

    USDA eligibility

    Some places outside the bigger cities may qualify for USDA loans, which let eligible buyers skip the down payment. Eligibility goes by the exact address and by income limits, and the map gets updated. We check the address before you set your heart on a property.

  5. 05

    Texas equity rules

    Texas has its own rules for tapping equity. Cash-out refinance loans and a HELOC on a primary residence are generally capped at 80 percent of the value, counting what you already owe, and there is a waiting period before closing. We explain the limits before you count on the cash.

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Tell Us Where You Are Buying

Give us the town and a rough price range. We will walk through which loan fits and what it costs over the years you plan to stay. When you are ready, we can start the application on the same call.