Friday, July 3, 2009Welcome

 

About Us

Texas One Credit Union and Southern Funding Alliance, LLC, partner to provide TexasOne Community Credit Union members personalized mortgage loan solutions. When it’s time to seek a loan, we know you want to work with someone who is knowledgeable, trustworthy and who will leave no stone unturned to find just the right loan for you.

TexasOne Community Credit Union and Southern Funding Alliance use cutting-edge technology to qualify borrowers instantly – or within 48 hours. Whether you are seeking a first or second mortgage, a home equity loan or want to refinance, our rapid close rate will put you in your new home quickly or provide the cash you need when you need it.

We assure that you get the best rates on all types of loan programs including: Fixed rate programs, ARMS, Conforming and Non-Conforming and Home Equity Lines. Whether your situation calls for financing primary home, secondary home, rental property, Multi-Family, we'll meet your needs!

 




Purchasing

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Imperfect Credit

 
 

Meet Our Staff

Our staff of loan experts is
here to help.

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Calculate Mon.Payment

Loan Amt:  
Term Rate APR Payment
30 Yr Fxd 5.34% 5.8%
15 Yr Fxd 4.94% 5.71%
5 Yr ARM 4.94% 5.39%
 

Testimonial

"Southern Funding Alliance, LLC was perfect to work with. We were first time home buyers and they made the whole process stress-free. They explained all of our options and were friendly and extremely professional - I recommend them to all our friends."
Sandra and Bob T.


 
 

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