Mortgage Broker in Fort Worth, TX
Tarrant County · Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metro
Fort Worth's character neighborhoods — Fairmount, TCU-area, Ridglea — hold values well, and new-build growth toward Alliance and northeast Tarrant keeps purchase volume strong. Rich Home Loans closes Tarrant-county purchases, refinances, and VA loans weekly.
Loan programs in Fort Worth
- Conventional — 2026 baseline conforming loan limit is $806,500 for a 1-unit home. Some counties exceed the baseline; check the current limit for Tarrant County at searchconformingloanlimits.com.
- FHA — low down payment (as little as 3.5%), flexible credit. FHA loan limits are set at the county level and change yearly.
- VA — 0% down for eligible service members and veterans, no mortgage insurance. County VA limits no longer apply to borrowers with full entitlement.
- Jumbo — for purchases above the conforming limit in Tarrant County. Rates and guidelines vary by lender; we shop the options.
- Refinance — rate-and-term and cash-out refinances on your Fort Worth property.
Fort Worth neighborhoods we serve
- · TCU / Bluebonnet Hills
- · Fairmount
- · Westover Hills
- · Ridglea
- · Tanglewood
- · Alliance
Not listed? We finance homes throughout Tarrant County.
Why a broker — not a big-bank retail LO
As a broker, RICH Home Loans shops the same loan across multiple wholesale investors on your behalf. Big-bank retail loan officers can only sell their own bank's product, whether or not it's the best fit. For a purchase in Fort Worth, that often means a lower rate, lower closing costs, or both.
Rich Blanchard is a 30-year mortgage veteran. The numbers on your quote are the numbers you close at — no bait-and-switch.
Closing Checklist
The 84-item checklist Rich uses to review every Closing Disclosure before you sign.
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