HomeSelect — The SmartLoan for Sophisticated Homebuyers, by Geneva Financial LLC
NMLS #42056 Doug Waldman NMLS #248175 Equal Housing Lender
HomeSelect All-in-One · Geneva Financial

Some High-Income Homeowners
May Be Overpaying
Their Mortgage Every Year.

The HomeSelect All-in-One isn't a refinance trick. It's a first-lien mortgage that works like a checking account — and for qualified borrowers, the interest savings* may be significant.

* Interest savings vary based on borrower behavior, loan terms, and market conditions. All loans are subject to credit and underwriting approval.

Loan amounts up to $6 million 700+ FICO Primary · Second Homes · Investment Purchase & Refinance

Your Conventional Mortgage May Be Working Against You

For high-income borrowers, cash flow matters. When income comes in and sits in a standard checking account, those dollars generally do not reduce the mortgage balance used to calculate interest.

HomeSelect All-in-One is designed to help qualified borrowers use their everyday cash flow more strategically by combining mortgage and checking features into one integrated lending structure. Potential interest savings and loan payoff timing will vary based on individual circumstances, account activity, and program terms.

Every month your income sits in a separate checking account instead of offsetting your mortgage balance may mean additional interest paid over time.*

* Interest savings vary based on borrower behavior, loan terms, and market conditions. All loans are subject to credit and underwriting approval.

Feature Conventional 30-Year HomeSelect All-in-One
How interest accrues Monthly on full balance Daily on outstanding balance
Your income Sits idle in bank account Works against mortgage daily
Prepayment penalty May apply None
Access to equity Refinance or sale required 30-year draw access
Loan amounts Limited Up to $6 million

It Works Like a Checking Account.
It May Save You More Than A Traditional Mortgage.

Three steps explain how qualified borrowers use the HomeSelect All-in-One to potentially reduce interest over time.

1

Your paycheck goes in

Your direct deposit hits the HomeSelect account — the same way it would any checking account. You pay bills, use your debit card, write checks — nothing changes about how you manage your day-to-day finances.

2

Your balance offsets your mortgage daily

Every dollar sitting in your account may reduce the balance on which interest accrues — every single day. The more you keep in, the less interest you pay over time.*

* Results vary based on individual cash flow, loan amount, and market conditions.

3

Your loan pays down quicker

Because you're paying less interest, more of every payment may go toward principal. The result may be a shorter loan term and potential interest savings over time.*

* Interest savings vary based on borrower behavior, loan terms, and market conditions. All loans are subject to credit and underwriting approval.

Important: This is not a HELOC. It is a first-lien, 30-year open-ended mortgage — your primary home loan. It may be used to replace your existing mortgage or finance a new purchase. HELOCs are secured by the borrower's home. Terms, rates, and payments may vary. Variable rates may increase over time. Additional program conditions and property eligibility requirements may apply.

Is the HomeSelect All-in-One Right for You?

This product is not for everyone — and that's the point. It's designed for borrowers who have demonstrated financial discipline and want their mortgage to reflect it.

You may be a strong candidate if…

  • Your FICO score is typically 700 or above (720+ for investment properties)
  • You have consistent positive monthly cash flow
  • You're purchasing or refinancing a primary home, second home, or investment property
  • Up to 90% max LTV: Primary home, purchase or rate/term refi
  • Up to 70% max LTV: Investment property, purchase or rate/term refi

You may not be the right fit if…

  • Typically maintain lower account balances
  • Have inconsistent income or limited reserves
  • Prefer a very traditional fixed payment structure
  • Do not want to actively manage your cash flow
  • Do not meet credit, income, or underwriting requirements

Guidelines shown are general and subject to change. Qualification depends on credit, income, assets, property type, and underwriting criteria. Not a commitment to lend.

Ready to See What You Could Save?

A 15-minute call is all it takes to run your personal comparison and find out if you may qualify. There's no obligation and no cost to explore your options.

Licensed loan officers personally review each qualification — discovery call slots are limited to ensure each borrower gets the full picture.

Legal Disclosures

Douglas A. Waldman · Branch Manager · NMLS #248175 · Branch Address: 180 S. Arizona Ave, Suite 310, Chandler AZ 85225 · email: DWaldman@genevafi.com · Phone: 805-231-1644

HELOCs are secured by the borrower's home. Terms, rates, and payments may vary. Variable rates may increase over time. Additional program conditions and property eligibility requirements may apply.

For complete licensing information, visit nmlsconsumeraccess.org. Not a commitment to lend. All loans are subject to credit and underwriting approval. Additional terms and conditions apply. Not all applicants will qualify. AZ BK #0910215. Licensed by the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation under the California Residential Mortgage Lending Act. Kansas Licensed Mortgage Company, License Number MC.0025533. Licensed Nevada Mortgage Lender #3195. Loan approvals, products, and interest rates may vary and are subject to change without notice. Geneva Financial is not endorsed by, or acting on behalf of HUD, FHA, USDA, VA, or any agency of the federal government. Corporate Address: 180 S. Arizona Ave, Suite 310, Chandler, AZ 85225. Toll-Free: (888) 889-0009.

The Federal Equal Credit Opportunity Act prohibits discrimination against credit applicants on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, age, the fact that all or part of the applicant's income is derived from a public assistance program, or the fact that the applicant has in good faith exercised any right under the Consumer Credit Protection Act.

* Interest savings examples shown on this page are illustrative only and based on hypothetical borrower scenarios. Actual savings depend on individual cash flow, loan amount, interest rate environment, and borrower behavior. Results are not guaranteed and may vary significantly.