Wells Fargo Jumbo Rate-and-Term Refinance
Best For: Large Loan Amounts, Rate Reduction, High Credit Scores
Fixed and adjustable-rate jumbo refinancing for loan amounts up to $3 million—flexible qualification and competitive interest rates.
As of January 20, 2023, Wells Fargo has exited the jumbo correspondent mortgage market and is no longer offering this loan program.
Program Description
Wells Fargo Jumbo Refinancing is for customers who need to finance loan amounts above the conforming Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loan limits. Wells Fargo has 10, 15, 20, and 30-year fixed and adjustable-rate terms, as well as second home and investment property options. You'll need at least 20% equity in your home to qualify for this program.
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Wells Fargo Jumbo Rate-and-Term Refinance
Min. Credit Score
700
Min. Equity
20%
Max Loan Amount
$3,000,000
Qualification variables shown here are for 1-Unit Primary Residences, and loan amount ranges vary based on US County. Register Now to see if this loan program is a good fit for you, find your county limits, and find more options for purchasing a home.
Pros & Cons
- Take advantage of lower interest rates
- Convert an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) to a fixed-rate mortgage
- No mortgage insurance
- Stricter qualification guidelines than conventional
- Significant cash reserves required
Program Availability
Wells Fargo Jumbo Rate-and-Term Refinances are available in all 50 states, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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“Utilizing a jumbo rate-and-term refinance is a loan improvement option for borrowers providing better terms than originally financed—especially in higher cost markets."
Occupancy & Property Types
Qualification factors for this program can vary based on how you intend to occupy the property and what type of property you are purchasing. By registering for a free account , you can check program limits for all property and occupancy types.
Occupancy Types
Available Property Types for Primary Residence
Income & Purchase Price Limits
Your Debt-to-Income Ratio (DTI), as well as purchase price and income limits, are important factors when qualifying for a home loan program. By registering for a free account , you can find the exact program limits for this program and others in your area and for your unique scenario.
Debt-to-Income Limit
43.00%
Purchase Price Limit
No Limits
Income Limit
No Limits
Qualification variables shown here are for 1-Unit Primary Residences, and loan limit ranges vary based on US County. Amounts may be rounded. Exact amounts can be accessed by registering for a free account.
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Key Features
- Loan amounts up to $3 million
- Also available for refinancing second homes and investment properties
- Offers 10, 15, 20, and 30-year fixed and adjustable-rate loan terms
Additional Conditions
- Low debt-to-income (DTI) ratio requirements
- Non-occupant co-borrowers allowed
Other Limitations
In some circumstances, there are specific requirements you must meet or homebuyer education courses you must attend in order to be eligible for the loan program.
No other program limitations
A Homebuyer Education Class is not required for this loan program.
Mortgage Insurance & Fees
Most mortgage programs require mortgage insurance when you are financing more than 80% of the purchase price or appraised value. Some programs may also have an associated funding fee, paid at the time of closing, or an annual fee. Learn all about the different fees here.
No Mortgage Insurance
This program does not require Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI).
Type: No Funding Fee
This program does not have a funding fee.
Type: No Annual Fee
This program does not have an annual fee.
Estimated Closing Costs: 2%
These amounts are just an estimate. Your closing costs include things like loan origination fees, discount points, appraisal fees, title insurance, taxes, deed recording fees, and other charges.
Similar Loan Programs
If you think this home loan program may be a good fit for you, you may also want to check out the following programs that share many similarities with the current program.
Wells Fargo Jumbo Cash-Out Refinance
Best For: Large Loan Amounts, High Credit Scores, Cash-Out
Cash-out jumbo refinance option for loan amounts up to $2 million; also available for second homes and investment properties.
Chase Jumbo Rate-and-Term Refinance
Best For: Limited Equity, Large Loan Amounts, Rate Reduction
Fixed and adjustable-rate jumbo mortgage options for loan amounts up to $3 million—as little as 10.01% equity in the home and flexible qualification.
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