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Jumbo Loans

If you've found a home that requires a loan amount over $832,750 look into a BECU jumbo home loan.

Jumbo Home Loan Rates as Low As

APR Effective 7/31/2026*

6.602
%
APR

Jumbo 30-Year Fixed

*See important information about rates, fees and other costs

When your potential new home requires a larger-than-usual loan amount, consider a jumbo loan to increase your purchasing power. Secure your dream home and get up to $3 million on a primary or second home purchase with flexible down payment options.

Features & Benefits

  • For loan amounts over $832,750, get up to $3 million on primary and second homes.
  • Flexible down payment options to fit your unique financial circumstances, including 5% down on loan amounts up to $1.25 million and 10% down on loan amounts up to $1.5 million for a primary residence, owner-occupied purchase.2
  • No origination fee on most loans, which significantly reduces closing costs.
  • Fixed-rate and adjustable-rate (ARM) options available.
  • Easy, low-cost loan modification process if rates drop.3

BECU Jumbo Loan Programs

Why Choose This

  • You need to qualify for the largest loan possible.
    • Pro: Fixed rate of interest.
    • Con: You could end up paying more in interest charges over the life of the loan.
  • You plan on staying in the home long-term.
    • Pro: Level principal and interest payments for the full term of the loan.
    • Con: Benefits of the fixed rate are not realized until after the seventh year (A 7-Year Jumbo ARM is a better option if loan is paid off within seven years).
  • You think interest rates will increase.
    • Pro: No risk that changing market conditions will increase your monthly payments.
    • Con: Interest rates on jumbo fixed rate loans are typically higher than conforming fixed rate loans.
  • You don't expect your income to increase significantly over the coming years.

Why Choose This

  • You need to qualify for the largest loan possible.
    • Pro: Save significant amount of money in interest payments.
    • Con: Your monthly payment will be significantly higher than with a 30-year mortgage.
  • You plan on staying in the home long-term.
    • Pro: Level principal and interest payments for the full term of the loan.
    • Con: Benefits of the fixed rate are not realized until after the seventh year (A 7-Year Jumbo ARM is a better option if loan is paid off within seven years).
  • You think interest rates will increase.
    • Pro: No risk that changing market conditions will increase your monthly payments.
    • Con: Interest rates on jumbo fixed rate loans are typically higher than conforming fixed rate loans.
  • You don't expect your income to increase significantly over the coming years.

Why Choose This

  • You want a longer initial fixed period than the 3-Year ARM.
    • Pro: Initial fixed interest rate for five full years; rate adjusts every six months thereafter.
    • Con: It's riskier if you don't expect your income to increase over the initial five-year period to cover the change in monthly payment.
  • To keep your payments low.
    • Pro: Allows for higher loan amount qualification and enhanced buying power.
    • Pro: To maximize the amount of loan you qualify for.
    • Con: Conversion to fixed rate is not available.
  • You plan to stay in the home for less than five years.
    • Pro: Stability of a fixed monthly payment for the first five years of the loan.
    • Pro: The loan is assumable, with lender approval.

Why Choose This

  • You want a longer initial fixed period than the 5-Year ARM.
    • Pro: Initial fixed interest rate for seven full years; rate adjusts every six months thereafter.
    • Con: Interest rate can increase after the first seven years.
  • To keep your payments low.
    • Pro: Allows for higher loan amount qualification and enhanced buying power.
    • Con: Conversion to fixed rate is not available.
  • You plan to stay in the home for less than seven years.
    • Pro: Stability of a fixed monthly payment for the first seven years of the loan.
    • Pro: The loan is assumable, with lender approval.

Why Choose This

  • You want a longer initial fixed period than the 7 Year ARM.
    • Pro: Initial fixed interest rate for 10 full years; rate adjusts every six months thereafter.
    • Con: Interest rate can increase dramatically after the first 10 years.
  • To keep your payments low.
    • Pro: Allows for higher loan amount qualification and enhanced buying power.
    • Con: Conversion to fixed rate is not available.
  • To maximize the amount of loan you qualify for.
    • Pro: The loan is assumable, with lender approval.
  • You plan to stay in the home for less than 10 years.
  • You want the stability of a fixed monthly payment for the first 10 years of the loan.