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Loan Programs
Breakdowns of the most common loan types, including FHA, VA, USDA, Conventional, and more—so you can find the right fit for your needs.


USDA Home Loans in Florida: Dade City and Other Gems
If you’re looking to buy in the rural areas of Florida, a USDA loan might be one of the smartest ways to finance your home.

Jonathan Shupe
Oct 62 min read


Islamic Financing: Halal Home Loans Explained
Enter the Halal home loan—a type of Sharia-compliant financing designed to help Muslim buyers achieve homeownership without compromising their values.

Jonathan Shupe
Jul 63 min read


One-Time Close Construction Loans in Florida: Build Smart, Close Once
Thinking about building your dream home in Florida? From sandy coastlines to quiet country lots, the options are endless—but finding a home that checks every box? Not so easy.
That’s where a One-Time Close Construction Loan comes in.

Jonathan Shupe
Jun 242 min read


Construction Loans in Florida: Everything You Need to Know
A construction loan is a short-term loan used to finance the building or renovation of a home. Unlike a traditional mortgage that pays out all at once, a construction loan releases funds in stages (called “draws”) as progress is made on the home.

Jonathan Shupe
Jun 202 min read


Unlock Financial Flexibility with Cross-Collateralization Loan Programs For Flexible Mortgage Options
Financial flexibility is key in the world of high-net-worth investments. That’s where Shupe Lending Group’s Cross-Collateralization Loan Program comes into play. It offers a strategic way to leverage your assets to their fullest potential without liquidation.

Jonathan Shupe
May 32 min read


Exploring the Benefits of a HECM Reverse Mortgage: A Financial Tool for Seniors
As retirement approaches, many seniors are looking for ways to maintain their lifestyle, cover unexpected medical expenses, or manage home upgrades without the financial strain. One option that offers financial relief is the reverse mortgage. Let’s dive into what makes this financial solution a viable option for many homeowners aged 62 and older.

Jonathan Shupe
Apr 302 min read
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