New Home Mortgage

New Home Mortgage

Home Mortgages Designed for Your Future

For more than 85 years, Charter Oak Federal Credit Union has been a trusted partner in helping members achieve the dream of homeownership. Whether you’re buying your first home, or investing in property, our mortgage solutions are built to give you confidence, stability, and financial peace of mind.

Mortgage Options to Fit Your Life

Whether you're looking for that long-term, traditional Fixed-Rate mortgage, an Adjustable-Rate mortgage for flexible rates with flexible term options or an Investment Property mortgage to expand your portfolio with financing options designed for rental homes, vacation properties, and real estate investments We work hard to offer highly competitive mortgage rates along with personalized guidance from local lending experts who truly understand the communities we serve.

Our team is committed to helping you find the right loan with terms that fit your goals. At Charter Oak, homeownership is more than a loan—it’s a partnership built on trust, experience, and member-focused support. Let us help you take the next step toward your new home.

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Adjustable Rate Mortgage

An Adjustable Rate Mortgage (ARM) has a lower interest rate at the beginning of the mortgage, which changes over time based on an index. There are many types of adjustable rate mortgages and the terms of the payment change are based on the specifics of the adjustable rate mortgage product you select.

  • 1/1, 3/1, 5/1, 7/1, and 10/1 ARM terms available.
  • Rate lock-in available.
  • Rate cap 2% – annually and 6% – over the life of the loan. This means the rate can only increase 2% per year and a total of 6% over the life of the loan.
  • Qualifying properties include 1-4 family owner-occupied dwellings (including condominiums) located in the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
  • $100 credit towards closing costs for Gold Rewards members for a New mortgage.

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Fixed Rate Mortgage

If you expect to stay in your home for a significant length of time, and you want the security of a predictable payment, our Fixed Rate Mortgage program is the perfect solution. The rate is fixed for the life of the loan, and we offer convenient terms.

  • Qualifying properties include 1-4 family owner-occupied dwellings (including condominiums) located in the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island
  • Rate lock-in available
  • Maximum loan amounts vary for single, two, three, and four-family dwellings
  • $100 credit towards closing costs for Gold Rewards members for a New mortgage
  • Special rates are available for Jumbo Mortgages
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Investment Mortgage

Charter Oak offers loans for those interested in buying or refinancing investment properties, including one- to four-unit residential dwellings located in the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island.

  • Fixed rate mortgages
  • 10 year, 15 year or 15 year Balloon with a 25 year amortization
  • Rate lock-in available
  • $100 credit towards closing costs for Gold Rewards members.
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*APR = Annual Percentage Rate which is based on a $200,000 loan amount
All rates listed are subject to change without notice
Homeowners Insurance is required
A non-refundable origination fee of $475 is required
Charter Oak requires escrow for taxes and if applicable, flood insurance

Rates Effective April 11th, 2026

Meet Our Originators

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Mortgage Loan OriginatorNMLS
Sarah Ann Abramek2508440
Michael Ballirano1539883
Lisa Barrette1543396
Ashley Barstow2360849
Andrea Black2351240
Hannah Agar Blanco2681705
Michael Branch1627542
Eunice Brooks1545760
Laurie Jean Cerbo1835628
Atalya Lee Champalath2349767
Tracey Champion2681707
Su (Daisy) Chen2309866
Jesse Colella2347376
Samantha R D’Anna2570287
Matthew David Sylvestre2593857
Holly DePerry648984
Sharon DiMarco807736
Keiko Dinwoodie1543391
John Dolan807615
Aaron Domingo1627181
Andrew Fitch1539888
Amelia Gallardo1539875
Ann Gauthier807624
Shannon M Gendreau2445298
Erin M Gernhard1545889
Lucas Golart1725152
Barbara Hall807619
Ellen Haluga2309864
Melissa Hendrickson1263551
Sara J Holliday2448820
Lauren Homand2122530
James Ilch935571
Jessica Izzarelli1545759
Jeffrey A Kenniston2591550
Tori Kuhl2633969
Erin Leite1809985
Stephanie Ann Lemieux2144927
Justin Loiselle1778646
Nicole Matos1546935
Hannah Nae Nae McEvoy2672558
Barbara Ferrari Meliso1001985
Jonathan Aguirre Mendoza2582568
Patricia Mehlenbacher1539870
Kelsey E Michon2591552
Shawna Milne2551120
Erin Nievera1314281
Lyndsey O’Brien1543387
Juan Perez Penagos2284864
Virgen Pettini1539869
Sheldon Reid2596147
Laura B Rodriguez751863
Christina L Rommal2567955
Meagan Rondeau1224214
Neil Russell1649628
Lauren Russi2313525
Lorenzina Secchiaroli2591777
Aziz Raul Serhan2499047
Susan Shepherd15701
Deborah Snajczuk807622
Christine Surdo2448644
Michael Joseph Sullivan2681706
Namie Tedford1539873
John Vincent1539887
Yvonne Sanchez Walsh1543394
Rhonda Wetzel1533248
Evan Charles Wiencek2663948
April Williams1545761
Alexus Mekahla Wilson2819636
Kari Woods2567954
Yan Jane Zhan1742350

Frequently Asked Questions

Factors include credit score, income, debt-to-income ratio, employment history, savings or assets, and the property being financed.

A mortgage pre-approval is a process where a lender reviews your financial information and conditionally approves a loan amount, giving you an idea of your budget when shopping for a home.

The approval process can vary, typically taking a few weeks to complete underwriting, verification, appraisal, and closing requirements.

Documents typically include income verification, tax returns, bank statements, employment information, identification, and property details.

Yes — most mortgages allow early payoff, though some may include prepayment penalties, depending on the loan terms.

An escrow account is used to hold funds for property taxes and homeowners’ insurance, which are paid on your behalf by the lender as part of your monthly mortgage payment.

Yes — making extra payments can reduce principal, shorten the loan term, and save on interest over the life of the loan, depending on lender policies.

Closing costs are fees associated with completing a mortgage transaction, which may include lender fees, title insurance, appraisal fees, and other third-party expenses.

Have questions?

Our team of mortgage specialists are here to help you every step of the way.
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