Buy a Home
Compare loans for your first home or your next move.
Greenville · Greer · Simpsonville
Compare loans to buy, build, invest, or refinance in Greenville. We’ll help you weigh the payment, closing costs, and cash you need.
This is general loan information. Your loan depends on you, the home and the lender’s rules. It is not a loan approval.
Know the home and the costs
A downtown condo, an older home near Augusta Road, and a new build in Simpsonville need different checks. Ask about repairs, HOA rules, the appraisal, and any builder papers early.
Looking near Travelers Rest or elsewhere in the Upstate? Check the exact address and household on the USDA eligibility site. Do not assume a whole town qualifies.
Add taxes, insurance, HOA fees, and upkeep to the loan payment. Check the address on the FEMA flood map. For a rental, compare the rent the lender can count with the full costs.
Serving buyers and homeowners across Greenville, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Greer, Taylors, Travelers Rest, Fountain Inn, Five Forks, and nearby Upstate communities.
The people behind your next step
Beaufort Lending is a mortgage broker in Port Royal, helping buyers across South Carolina. We shop loans from wholesale lenders, then help you compare payments and closing costs. Our team explains your choices in plain words and helps you see what fits your budget. From your first questions to closing, you have people to turn to for help.

Gracie went above and beyond to make my home loan process smooth and stress-free after my previous lender kept delaying my closing.
Easy to communicate with, always available to answer any questions and provided a seamless experience.
His guidance made every step feel manageable, even when the situation changed quickly.
Quick answers
There is no single best program for every buyer. The useful comparison depends on down payment, credit, income documentation, military eligibility, property type, and how long you expect to keep the home. Compare total cost and flexibility, not just the advertised down payment.
Some conventional and FHA options allow lower down payments, and qualified borrowers may have access to assistance programs. Eligibility, mortgage insurance, cash needs, and total cost should be compared before choosing a path.
VA loans may offer zero-down financing for eligible military borrowers, and USDA loans may offer zero-down financing for eligible buyers and properties outside dense urban areas. Both are subject to program and underwriting requirements, and zero down does not necessarily mean zero cash due at closing.
Self-employed borrowers may compare standard conventional documentation with bank-statement and other alternative-documentation programs. Investors may also consider DSCR financing when property cash flow is the relevant qualification path.
A refinance replaces the current first mortgage; a HELOC or second mortgage may leave it in place. The better fit depends on the existing rate, equity goal, closing costs, repayment structure, timing, and tolerance for a variable rate where applicable.
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Benji Gecy, NMLS #302188 · Beaufort Lending, NMLS #1703543 · Equal Housing Lender