Adjustable Rate Mortgage
A lower rate to start
Start with a lower fixed rate during the intro period — great if you won’t keep the loan long-term.
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The lowdown
Adjustable Rate Mortgage — the essentials
Low intro rate. Clear terms. Quick, painless process.
An ARM offers a fixed, typically lower rate for an introductory period (like 5, 7, or 10 years), then adjusts periodically based on market indexes.
ARMs can be a smart choice if you don’t plan to stay long-term or expect to refinance before the rate adjusts.
We explain the caps and adjustment terms clearly so there are no surprises — starting with a free quote.
Is it right for you?
Why an ARM?
A lower intro rate means lower early payments. Best for a shorter time horizon or when you expect income growth or a future refinance.
Check if I qualify- Low introductory rate
- 5/7/10-year fixed periods
- Rate caps for protection
- Purchase or refinance
- Terms up to 30 years
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What happens when the fixed period ends?
The rate can adjust up or down based on an index plus a margin, within caps that limit how much it can change. We’ll walk through your specific caps.
Is an ARM risky?
It carries more uncertainty than a fixed loan, but caps limit the swings. It fits best when you have a clear plan to move or refinance.
Can I refinance out of an ARM?
Yes — many borrowers refinance into a fixed loan before the adjustment period.