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A Trusted Connecticut Mortgage Lender 

Total Mortgage delivers home loans tailored to Connecticut’s competitive and diverse housing market. From shoreline properties to suburban neighborhoods and city condos, our team understands the nuances that impact financing and helps you navigate everything from local programs to property-specific requirements. 

We’ve been recognized as a top purchase lender in Connecticut for six years running, and we’re an award-winning CHFA lending partner, giving buyers access to some of the most valuable programs in the state.

Serving borrowers across Connecticut

Whether you’re buying your first home, upgrading, or refinancing, we offer solutions designed for real-world Connecticut buyers: 

  • First-Time Buyers: Access to down payment assistance through both conventional and CHFA programs
  • FHA, USDA, & VA Loans: Flexible options for a wide range of borrowers
  • Jumbo & Conventional Loans: Competitive solutions for higher-priced homes
  • Renovation & Construction Loans: Finance updates or build new with one loan
  • Refinancing: Lower payments or access home equity 

Why Connecticut Homebuyers Choose Total Mortgage

 

Connecticut’s market can be competitive and complex; you need a lender who knows how to navigate both. 
Proven purchase expertise 
Recognized as a top purchase lender in Connecticut across multiple years, we know how to structure deals that close. 
 
CHFA program specialization 
As an experienced partner with the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA), we help buyers maximize programs like Time To Own, Down Payment Assistance, and renovation financing options. 
 
Local market knowledge 
From coastal properties with insurance considerations to competitive suburban markets, we know what impacts your loan and how to plan for it. 
 
A streamlined, in-house process 
With processing and underwriting handled internally, we reduce delays and keep your loan on track.

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Glenn and the team were very helpful and great experience personnel. I will highly recommend any one that are in the process of buying a home this team work.

Alfredo P.

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Mourad had AMAZING communication skills. Walk down the boardwalk, catcalling girls from 100 yards away type shii. Batman signals in the sky to get ahold of his clients by any means necessary! Best loan officer in the game.

Devon S.

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Excellent!

Horace W.

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Dom was amazing to work with. Any time I had a problem or concern, he'd call me immediately to give advice and answer questions I had. He really went above and beyond with supporting me as a first time homebuyer, advocating for me when there were challenges, and teaching me transparently about the process. I was also able to get the best mortgage rate I could find through Total Mortgage. I highly recommend working with them!

Elizabeth Y.

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I'm officially a homeowner and I couldn't be more excited. I have to say, working with Charles, JR Torchon, Pat Frazier and the Total Mortgage team was a genuinely great experience. From pre-approval all the way through to closing day, you kept me informed, moved quickly when deadlines were tight, and made what could have been a very stressful process feel manageable. The turnaround on documents and the responsiveness whenever I had questions really stood out. This was my first real estate purchase and you made it a smooth one. I'll absolutely be recommending you to anyone in my network looking for a lender and when it's time to expand the portfolio, you'll be my first call. Thanks again to you and the entire team for everything.

Rexler N.

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Charlie Masse and Kristyn Brockett really helped me through the whole process. This was our first mortgage and home purchase and we had a significant lack of knowledge but they answered any and all questions! Really took the time to be careful through the process too. Couldn't have been easier!

Adam W.

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Very blessed to have such an incredible loan officer. John M made everything so simple and easy and very organized. Everything was well explained and would highly recommend Total Mortgage and John Micheletti to family and friends. John thank you for making our first mortgage experience perfect!

Anthony C.

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Anthony and Ebiner Vicente , went above and beyond to assist me with the whole process, answering all my questions. They were very professional and reliable. I thank them so much to making the process smooth and accomplished !!! I 100% recommend total mortgage to anyone looking to sell or buy.

Carlina E.

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Knowledgeable, helpful, trustworthy

Deborah L.

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Everyone was very helpful, and everything moved very smoothly.

Brett Y.

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Connecticut home loan options

Total Mortgage offers a full range of financing options built for Connecticut borrowers: 
 
CHFA Loan Programs 
- Time To Own (TTO) and Down Payment Assistance (DPA): Available for eligible buyers 
- Mobile/Manufactured Housing (MFO): Expanded access to affordable homeownership 
 
Traditional Loan Options 
- Conventional Loans 
- FHA Loans 
- VA Loans 
- USDA Loans 
- Jumbo Loans 
- Refinance Options 
 
Construction & Renovation 
- One-Time Close Construction Loans 
- Renovation financing for purchase and refinance 
 
Specialty & Non-Traditional Loan Options 
- Non-QM Loans (Non-Qualified Mortgages) 

Preguntas frecuentes sobre hipotecas en Connecticut

Where can Connecticut residents find the best mortgage rates?

Connecticut residents can find a good mortgage rate by comparing rates, apr, and monthly payments across each of the products listed above. It is important to consider your eligibility for each product along with the associated fees in order to make an informed decision.

How does the Connecticut real estate market impact mortgage rates?

The state of the real estate market in Connecticut can influence mortgage rates. Factors such as local property values, housing demand, and economic conditions play a significant role in determining the prevailing mortgage rates in the state.

How can Connecticut borrowers lock in a favorable home interest rate?

Connecticut borrowers can secure a favorable home interest rate by discussing options for rate locking with their loan office. By reaching an agreement to freeze the quoted rate for a specific period, borrowers can protect themselves from potential rate fluctuations during the home buying process.

What are mortgage rates in Connecticut?

Connecticut mortgage rates are the interest percentages lenders charge for home loans or refinancing in the state. These rates directly affect the total borrowing costs for homeowners in Connecticut.

What are the current mortgage rates in Connecticut?

You can view the current mortgage rates in Connecticut for each of our loan products above. We refresh our rates two times a day to guarantee that you receive a precise representation of today's mortgage rates.

How do Connecticut interest rates affect mortgages in the state?

Interest rates in Connecticut influence the total cost of owning a home. Elevated interest rates result in higher monthly payments and total lending costs, whereas lower rates render homeownership more attainable and economical for inhabitants of the state.

How do property taxes and insurance costs in CT influence mortgage affordability?

Property taxes and insurance costs in Connecticut can affect the overall affordability of homeownership. Borrowers should consider these additional expenses when evaluating their budget and assessing the feasibility of different mortgage rates and home purchase options in the state. You can use our mortgage calculator to estimate how much you will be spending towards taxes and insurance.

What are the current VA mortgage rates available in Connecticut?

Connecticut residents who are eligible for VA loans can explore the current VA mortgage rates using the table above. If you are ready for more information then apply now and get in contact with one of our experienced VA lenders.

What is considered a good mortgage interest rate?

When exploring mortgage rates, it's essential to evaluate not only the interest rate but also consider additional loan terms such as annual percentage rates (APRs), fees, and closing costs. A comprehensive comparison of loan specifics from multiple lenders is crucial in identifying the most advantageous deal tailored to your circumstances.

Should I lock my mortgage rate?

Mortgage rates are subject to frequent and unpredictable changes. Contemplating locking your mortgage rate may be prudent under the following conditions:

  • Rising rates: If there's a sustained upward trend in rates over several weeks or months, securing your rate ensures it won't exceed the initially qualified rate.
  • Federal Reserve meeting: Anticipating a potential rate increase during a Federal Reserve meeting, consider locking your rate before the meeting for financial security.
  • Desire for financial certainty: Locking your rate guarantees a stable monthly mortgage payment, shielding you from unexpected changes.
  • Set closing date: If your closing date is fixed with no expected delays, securing your rate is a strategic decision.

How long does a mortgage rate lock last?

The specific lock-in period may vary, but generally, you can secure a mortgage rate for 30 to 60 days. Once the rate lock expires, unless the lender agrees to an extension, the initially locked rate is no longer guaranteed. Changes in factors like credit score, loan amount, debt-to-income ratio, or appraisal value during the lock-in period could potentially void the initial rate lock.

Is it possible for me to negotiate my mortgage rates?

Depending on your credit qualifications and willingness to obtain quotes from multiple lenders, negotiating a lower mortgage rate may be feasible. Another option is purchasing mortgage points, where paying a percentage of the interest upfront can reduce the interest rate and monthly payments. A mortgage point is equivalent to approximately 1% of the total loan amount, translating to around $2,500 on a $250,000 loan.

How are interest rates determined?

Lenders establish interest rates for their loan products, influenced by factors such as the Federal Reserve's actions, economic conditions, and consumer demand. Changes in short-term rates by the Federal Reserve can prompt lenders to adjust mortgage rates. Individual considerations, including credit score, down payment, income, as well as the varying levels of risk and operational expenses for lenders, can also impact mortgage rates.

How frequently do mortgage rates change?

Mortgage rates can vary daily, influenced by factors like inflation, the bond market, and the overall housing market.

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