“With our 2% buffer instead of 3% buffer from 30-year to 40-year, you're helping the consumer get that extra stretch within the prime space”

Granite Home Loans · The Adviser Podcast Network · In Focus: Extending property ownership reach

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offer a 40-year loan with a 2% servicing buffer instead of the usual 3% buffer for a 30-year loan

40-year term, 2% buffer, 3% buffer

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