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Colorado home loans

Price the home and the costs that come with it.

A Colorado home's tax bill and insurance can change what you are comfortable offering. Talk with a Loan Officer about the full payment before you settle on a price.

NMLS #2133626Licensed in ColoradoVeteran-Owned
Payment estimator

See your monthly payment.

Put in a price and see the full monthly payment, not just principal and interest. Use the tax bill and insurance quote for the home you are looking at.

Example rate. See today's rates
Add any metro district tax to this rate.
Ask about wind and hail deductibles.
HOA dues are on the listing. Ask about special assessments.
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Estimate only. Starting values are examples, so replace the rate, taxes and insurance with real numbers for your address. Mortgage insurance, if your loan needs it, is not included.

Loan options

What it takes to get in the door.

These numbers follow the home price you enter in the estimator above. Change the price and watch the cash needed move.

VA loan

Eligible veterans and service members
$0
Down payment needed
  • VA funding fee for a first-time use with under 5% down is 2.15% of the loan, about $0 here. It can be rolled into the loan.
  • No monthly mortgage insurance.
  • The fee is waived if you receive VA disability compensation.
Colorado VA loans →

FHA loan

Smaller down payment or newer credit
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Minimum down payment (3.5%)
  • Mortgage insurance is paid upfront and monthly, so include it in your budget.
  • More flexible on credit than most conventional loans.
  • Your credit score decides the exact minimum down payment.

Conventional

Solid credit, low down payment
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Minimum down payment (3%)
  • Some programs start at 3% down for buyers who qualify.
  • Private mortgage insurance applies with under 20% down and can come off as you build equity.
  • Often the lowest long-term cost with good credit.

Conventional, 20% down

Skip mortgage insurance
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Down payment at 20%
  • No private mortgage insurance.
  • Smaller loan, lower monthly payment.
  • Best if you have the cash and still keep a reserve.

Loan size limit

The 2026 baseline conforming loan limit for a one-unit home is $832,750, and it is higher in some high-cost counties. Buying above your county's limit? Ask about a jumbo loan.

Source: FHFA, announced November 25, 2025. VA fee rates from VA.gov, checked November 9, 2026.

A Mortgage Broker, not a bank. Quazel shops your loan across multiple wholesale lenders, so you get options instead of one bank's rate sheet.

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How it works

Three steps from yes to keys.

Here is what you bring, and what we take off your plate, at every stage.

1

Get pre-approved

Know your price range before you shop, so your offer is taken seriously.

You bring

  • Photo ID
  • Last 30 days of pay stubs
  • Last 2 years of W-2s, or tax returns if you are self-employed
  • Last 2 months of bank statements
  • VA buyers: your Certificate of Eligibility, and we can help you get it

We handle

  • Credit and income review
  • Your pre-approval letter
  • Loan options compared across lenders
2

Under contract

Your offer is accepted. Now the loan work starts and you stay in the loop.

You do

  • Lock your rate with your Loan Officer
  • Choose homeowner's insurance
  • Avoid new credit, big purchases, and job changes

We handle

  • Your Loan Estimate, which lenders must give you within 3 business days of your application
  • Appraisal and title coordination
  • Conditions from underwriting
3

Close with confidence

No surprises on closing day. You see every number first.

You do

  • Review your Closing Disclosure, delivered at least 3 business days before closing
  • Do the final walkthrough
  • Bring ID and your cash to close, and call to verify wire instructions before sending money

We handle

  • Final approval and funding
  • Keeping your agent and title company on schedule

Expect to close one week early.

Questions

Colorado buyers ask us.

How much do I need for a down payment?

It depends on the loan. VA loans can allow no down payment for eligible borrowers. FHA loans start as low as 3.5% down and some conventional programs start as low as 3% for those who qualify. Your Loan Officer will show you which one fits your situation.

What is a metro district?

A metro district is a special district, common in newer Colorado neighborhoods, that can add its own property tax on top of the regular tax. Ask the county or the seller for the current rate before you make an offer, because it changes your monthly payment.

Why does hail coverage matter?

Insurers in Colorado often use separate wind and hail deductibles, and some pay roof claims differently. Ask your insurance agent how a roof claim would be paid before you commit to a home.

Can I use a VA loan in Colorado?

Yes, if you are an eligible veteran, service member, or surviving spouse. See our Colorado VA loan page for details.

What is a Mortgage Broker?

A Mortgage Broker shops your loan across multiple wholesale lenders instead of offering one bank's rates. That means more options for you, and your Loan Officer explains the differences in plain English.

How do I get started?

Start the online application at quazels.com/application or book a call. Either way, a Loan Officer will walk you through the next step.

Ready to price your next home?

Tell us where you are buying or refinancing, and a Loan Officer will build the full payment with you. Expect to close one week early.