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New Jersey mortgage broker

From Hudson County condos to Bergen County colonials and Jersey Shore getaways, we arrange New Jersey purchase and refinance loans with the same team that handles your New York file.

New Jersey at a glance

License
Licensed by the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance
Attorney review
Three business days after a realtor-prepared contract is signed and delivered; either side's attorney can change or cancel it
Property taxes
Among the highest in the country, so they weigh heavily in your payment and qualifying
Recording tax
New Jersey does not charge New York's percentage-based mortgage recording tax, so a CEMA is not needed

Many of our clients live or work on both sides of the Hudson. A buyer moving from Brooklyn to Jersey City or Hoboken can keep the same loan officer, the same documents and the same lender relationships.

Property taxes are the number that surprises New Jersey buyers most. We estimate them up front so your pre-approval reflects the real monthly payment, not just principal and interest.

Your loan officer licensed in New Jersey

New Jersey mortgage questions

Can I get pre-approved in New York and buy in New Jersey?

Yes. We are licensed in both states, so one pre-approval process covers either.

How long does a New Jersey closing take?

Often 30 to 45 days after attorney review ends, depending on the loan, appraisal and title work.

Do New Jersey buyers pay a mortgage tax?

Not a percentage-based mortgage recording tax like New York's. There are standard recording fees, and other transfer-related taxes can apply, which your attorney will confirm.

Also licensed in New York · Florida · Pennsylvania.

Financing a home in New Jersey?

Talk to a loan officer licensed there, usually the same day.