Florida and Pennsylvania residential lending

Home loans in Florida and Pennsylvania.

Themis Mortgage is licensed for eligible 1-to-4-unit primary homes and investment properties, with a clear conversation about the loan options that fit the full picture.

Start with the home, then build the financing around it.

A mortgage is not just a rate or a monthly payment. It is the structure behind a purchase, refinance, or investment decision that can affect your cash position, timing, documentation, and next move. Themis Mortgage starts by understanding the home you are considering and the role it needs to play in your life or portfolio.

We are licensed in Florida and Pennsylvania for eligible 1-to-4-unit primary homes and investment properties. That can mean a first home, a move-up purchase, a refinance, a second home, a rental, or a smaller multifamily property. The right questions change with the property and your goals, but the process starts the same way: with a clear look at what is known, what still needs attention, and what options are worth discussing.

For borrowers who have felt rushed, dismissed, or reduced to one number, that conversation matters. It creates room to understand income, credit, debt, assets, occupancy, and timing before you make a decision around an incomplete picture. You do not need every answer before you reach out. You need a useful starting point.

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Loan options to discuss

Different income stories deserve a thoughtful review.

Every option depends on the complete loan file, the property, and current program requirements.

Conventional loans

Conventional financing can be a strong fit for many purchases and refinances. The conversation looks at the property, down payment or equity, credit profile, income, debts, and the broader financial plan behind the transaction.

FHA loans

An FHA loan can be worth discussing when its guidelines fit the borrower and property. A complete review helps clarify the documentation, funds needed, occupancy plans, and other details that shape the path forward.

VA loans

Eligible service members, veterans, and qualifying surviving spouses can discuss a VA loan alongside their homebuying goals. The property, eligibility, funding, and full loan review all remain important parts of the conversation.

Bank Statement options

For self-employed borrowers, deposits and cash flow may tell a fuller story than a standard income snapshot. Bank Statement options can be worth exploring when they fit the documentation and complete scenario.

For self-employed borrowers

Your work may not fit a simple paycheck, and your mortgage conversation should account for that.

Business owners, independent contractors, consultants, commission earners, and other self-employed borrowers often have income that moves differently from a predictable salary. A strong year may arrive unevenly. Business expenses may be necessary to do the work, while making taxable income look different from the cash flow behind it. Multiple businesses, investments, or changing contracts can add more context.

That does not mean a mortgage conversation has to begin with assumptions. It means the documentation deserves a closer look. Bank Statement options and other self-employed borrower paths may provide another way to discuss the full financial story when they fit the program and property. The first useful step is an honest review of the income sources, assets, debts, tax picture, and home you are considering.

Themis Mortgage can help you identify what to gather and which questions deserve an answer before you rely on a payment estimate or a property decision. The goal is clarity, not pressure. You may be ready to move now, or you may leave with a more useful plan for the months ahead.

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Eligible 1-to-4-unit properties

Primary homes and investment properties, considered in context.

A property’s intended use helps shape the questions, documentation, and financing options worth reviewing.

Primary residences

Whether you are buying your first home, relocating, or refinancing, the conversation should connect the proposed payment to your household goals, timing, and financial priorities.

One-unit investment homes

A single-family rental, condo, or townhome calls for a careful review of the property, occupancy plan, expected costs, available funds, and the financing structure.

Two- to four-unit properties

Smaller multifamily properties can introduce additional income, occupancy, and property questions. Bringing those details forward early makes the next decision more grounded.

For buyers, homeowners, and agents

Useful mortgage guidance makes the next conversation easier.

Homebuyers need to know which questions to ask before an offer creates pressure. Homeowners considering a refinance need a clear comparison of their current loan, future plans, costs, and payment. Investors need to understand how the property and financing structure work together. Real estate agents need a lending partner who communicates clearly and treats the client relationship with care.

In each case, an early mortgage conversation can make the transaction feel less opaque. Themis Mortgage can help identify the information that needs more attention, whether that is income documentation, credit, debt-to-income, down payment funds, property use, or timing. A clear answer about what needs to happen next is often more valuable than a quick answer that leaves out the hard parts.

Residential licensing in Florida and Pennsylvania is distinct from our broader DSCR investment-property availability. If your scenario is an investment property outside Florida or Pennsylvania, visit our DSCR loans for investment properties page. If your property is in Florida or Pennsylvania, we can start with a conversation about the residential loan options that fit your full scenario.

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Before you make an offer

Bring the price range, property type, funds available, and timing so the financing questions are visible before the contract adds pressure.

When income is more complex

Share how you earn, including business ownership, contracts, commissions, or multiple income sources, so the review begins with the right context.

When you are planning ahead

Use the conversation to understand what to prepare and what could make the next application stronger, even if you are not ready to apply today.

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before the next step.

Themis Mortgage is licensed in Florida and Pennsylvania for eligible 1-to-4-unit primary homes and investment properties. This residential licensing is separate from the broader DSCR investment-property availability shown on the Investors page.

Themis Mortgage can discuss conventional, FHA, VA, Bank Statement, and other mortgage options for self-employed borrowers. The available path depends on the property, occupancy, income, credit, assets, and complete loan review.

Yes. Themis Mortgage can discuss eligible 1-to-4-unit investment properties in Florida and Pennsylvania. A review starts with the property’s purpose, financing goals, available funds, and the details that shape the complete scenario.

Bank Statement options can be useful when a borrower’s tax returns do not tell the full story of how they earn. The right documentation and loan structure depend on the borrower’s full financial picture and program requirements.

Yes. A conversation before an application can help you understand the questions to resolve, the documents that may matter, and the next step that fits your timing.

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Bring the property, your goals, and the questions that matter. We will start from there.

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