The One Percent Mortgage family and its relatives are excellent loans for people who understand how to take advantage of the ability to defer interest, but the one percent mortgage, two percent mortgage and every percent in between are highly sophisticated financial products and are not intended for borrowers who cannot benefit from negative amortization.
Borrowers who most frequently benefit from one percent mortgages and mortgages with start rates below one percent are those who derive most of their income from self employment, business ownership, passive income, long term capital gains, and bonuses. Hourly wage earners and borrowers with a fixed salary have also turned to one percent mortgages as a kind of insurance policy against temporary interruptions of income, especially when they lack the "rainy day" savings to withstand an unforeseen emergency situation which might disrupt their ability to pay their bills.
Whether the start rate on a one percent mortgage is one percent, two percent or any other percent in between, the minimum payment required during the initial period (normally 5 to 10 years) is about half of what a normal mortgage payment would be.
One percent mortgages may come with a variety of start rates. The lowest rate generally offered to the public is a one percent minimum payment, and the average rate offered is a minimum payment of between one percent and two percent. The lowest rate we offer is actually less than one percent, in fact it is just 0.25%, but this rate is available in select geographic areas only.
One Percent Mortgages and other minimum payment option loans are marketed under names such as Pick a Pay, Cash Flow, Pay Option, and Option ARM, as well as Smart Choice and Secure Advantage.
One Percent Mortgages and their like are characterized by having multiple payment options each month which allow the borrower to control the loan's amortization by choosing how much principal & interest to pay or not pay. The most common options are as follows:
1. Minimum Payment Option <= One Percent
2. Interest Only Pay Option
3. Fully Amortized 30 Year Option
4. Fully Amortized 15 Year Option
When a borrower elects to make the minimum payment on a One Percent Mortgage loan, they are not paying all of the interest due on the loan for that month. The difference between the one percent mortgage payment and the interest only payment on the same mortgage at the fully indexed rate is deferred, meaning that you don't have to pay it now! But when the home is sold, refinanced, or the loan recasts, the deferred interest will become payable.
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The Lowest Minimum Payments. Cash Flow option mortgages are available with minimum payment rates as low as 0.25%*
The Longest Fixed Rates. 30 Year Fixed Rate Cash Flow loans available with 1.95% minimum payment!