Oak Point Home Loans
Looking for FHA loans in Oak Point? FHA home loans for buyers in Oak Point, TX with flexible credit requirements and down payments as low as 3.5%. A popular choice for first-time buyers — CDL Mortgage guides you from pre-approval to closing.
Why CDL MTG
Personal service, many lenders to compare, and clear answers at every step.
Your scenario gets priced across many lenders, so you see real options instead of a single quote.
Flexible guidelines for self-employed income, rental properties, and less common property types.
Clear next steps, a short document list, and quick turnarounds from application to approval.
We work with Texas escrow, title and appraisal partners every week, so your file moves smoothly.
The Process
A simple four-step process, start to finish.
A quick, no-pressure conversation about your goals, timeline and budget.
A short, secure checklist tailored to your loan — no guesswork, no busywork.
We shop lenders, review your Loan Estimate line by line, and issue your approval.
We keep you, your agent and escrow updated through funding day.
Local Expertise
Denton County is home to 28 cities, and Oak Point borrowers often shop homes in neighboring Denton and Lewisville too. Nearby, we also help borrowers in Shady Shores (about 3 mi), Cross Roads (about 3 mi) and Lake Dallas (about 4 mi).
CDL Mortgage Services Inc. helps buyers and homeowners across Oak Point and the rest of Denton County navigate the FHA loans process from first conversation to final signature. We are fully licensed to lend in Texas and support Oak Point borrowers with the same responsive, personal process our home-market clients receive.
You will always know who is working on your loan. Your loan officer compares lenders for you, explains your costs in plain language, and keeps everyone on the transaction informed until closing.
Beyond FHA loans, Oak Point clients also come to us for first-time home buyer, low down payment mortgage, conventional loans, and more. Whatever your situation — first home, move-up purchase, investment property, or tapping equity — we’ll match you with the right program.
A licensed loan officer will reach out with your options — no obligation, no credit pull to start.
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How It Works
An FHA loan is insured by the Federal Housing Administration. That insurance protects the lender, which is why FHA can accept lower credit scores, smaller down payments and higher debt ratios than conventional financing.
3.5% down with a 580+ score, or 10% down between 500 and 579. Gift funds from family are allowed for the entire down payment.
An upfront premium is financed into the loan plus a monthly premium. We show you the exact dollar cost before you decide.
Limits vary by county. We check your county limit against your target price range before you shop.
The appraisal also checks minimum property condition. Safety and habitability issues must be repaired before closing.
Higher debt ratios, shorter waiting periods after credit events, and non-traditional credit are all considered.
Once you have equity, you can refinance to conventional to drop mortgage insurance — a plan we map out from day one.
Your Options
FHA is a family of programs, not a single loan. Several of these solve problems no other loan can.
Honest Advice
FHA is the right answer far more often than the industry admits, and the wrong one in specific cases.
Ideal for you
Credit rebuilding
Scores in the 580–660 range usually get a materially better payment on FHA than conventional.
Limited savings
3.5% down with gift funds allowed makes buying possible years earlier.
Tight debt ratios
FHA allows higher debt-to-income than conventional, which can be the difference between yes and no.
Another program may win
700+ credit with 20% down
You would be paying mortgage insurance you do not need. Conventional wins.
Competitive bidding wars
Some sellers still favor conventional offers. We coach you on positioning when that matters.
Fixer-uppers financed as-is
Condition standards can stop the deal. A 203(k) renovation loan is the correct path instead.
Service Area
CDL Mortgage Services Inc. · NMLS #132263 · Equal Housing Lender
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About Us
CDL Mortgage Services Inc. is an independent, full-service mortgage company. Instead of pushing one bank’s products, we shop multiple wholesale lenders to secure the best loan at the best rate for Oak Point borrowers.
Purchase, refinance, and home equity — all under one roof, focused on the best loans at the best rates.
Based at 6524 Lonetree Blvd, Rocklin, CA 95765 and licensed in California, Texas, Georgia, Tennessee, Oklahoma & Idaho.
Every file is handled start-to-finish by a licensed loan officer who knows your name and your goals.
Fully licensed and regulated, with award-winning lender partnerships and 35+ years serving borrowers.
Questions
FHA loans allow credit scores as low as 580 with a 3.5% down payment, and some borrowers qualify with scores between 500 and 579 with a 10% down payment. This flexibility makes FHA one of the most accessible loan programs available.
The minimum FHA down payment is 3.5% of the purchase price for borrowers with a 580+ credit score. Down payment gift funds from family members are allowed, which helps many first-time buyers get into a home sooner.
Yes. FHA loans require an upfront mortgage insurance premium (UFMIP) plus an annual premium paid monthly. On most FHA loans this insurance lasts the life of the loan, so many borrowers refinance into a conventional loan once they build 20% equity.
Absolutely — FHA loans are one of the most popular options for first-time buyers thanks to the low down payment and flexible credit guidelines. You do not have to be a first-time buyer to use an FHA loan, but it’s an especially strong fit for one.
FHA loan limits vary by county and are updated annually. In higher-cost areas the limit is significantly higher than in standard-cost counties. We’ll confirm the current limit for your specific county before you shop.