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- Non owner-occupied single family
- Owner-occupied single family
Overview
Matthew Ansert is the President/Co-Owner of First Fidelity Mortgage, Inc. A Louisville native; he graduated from St Xavier High School and University of Louisville with a major in Accounting.
Soon after graduating he started his career as a mortgage loan originator and now has over 15 years' experience in the industry. He is a firm believer in customer service excellence, communication, and is personally involved with all his clients throughout the entire home loan process.
Matthew and wife Sarah, have three children, daughter Reagan, twin boys Chase and Collin, and two dogs Duke and Sully. He enjoys spending time with family and friends, playing golf and avid sports fan of his Alma Mater U of L.
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Cashout refinance loans
Conventional loans (Fannie/Freddie)
FHA / HUD loans
Jumbo / super jumbo loans
No cash out refinance loans
USDA loans
VA loans
Assets depletion loans
Cashout refinance
Conventional loans
First position loans
Fix and flip loans
Ground up home construction loans
Long term financing (10+ years)
Long-term rental loans
Non owner occupied loans
Owner occupied loans
We are based in Louisville and can help you buy a home or refinance in Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee.
The type of mortgage for which you are applying will determine the minimum credit score you require.
If possible, boost your score before you apply. With a higher credit score, you will likely qualify for better rates.
The answer to this question depends on the borrower qualifications and the type of loan you want.
Down payment minimums are as followed: Conventional 1%, FHA 3.50%, VA 0%, and USDA 0%.
Your interest rate, your loan term, the amount you are borrowing, and other factors may all impact your monthly payment amount. Our loan experts can help you figure out how much home you can afford at your consult.
The amount you qualify for is based on factors such as your credit score, your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio, your income level, your employment status, the type of loan for which you are applying and your assets. You can get an estimate of what you can borrow by scheduling a consult.
The rates are always changing with the market. The only way to know the rates are to check them at the time you are applying for a mortgage. Depending at what stage during the mortgage process you lock in your rate, you should be aware that rates continue to fluctuate during the application process.