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Home Purchase Loans and Refinance in Round Rock, TX
Welcome to the official site of Austin Mortgage Associates. We are a full-service mortgage company based in Belton, TX. We specialize in Home Purchase Loans and Refinancing in Round Rock, Austin, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, and Lakeway.. We also serve the surrounding cities in Williamson County and Travis County. Whether you are buying a home or refinancing in any of these zip codes: 78664, 78681, 78613, we can help you realize your dream of homeownership or save you money when getting your new lower monthly payment.
In terms of Purchase Loan programs, we offer the following:
Refinancing? We can help you with that, too!
We offer a wide range of refinance options, designed to best meet the needs of local borrowers. If you're looking for cash out, or to just get a better rate and term, we can assist you. We offer the following Refinancing Programs:
Contact Austin Mortgage Associates today to discuss your mortgage loan options, and find out which loan program will best suit your needs.
Recent Articles
28
2026
When most homeowners hear the word refinance, they immediately think one thing: getting a lower interest rate. While that can certainly be part of the picture, it’s far from the whole story. In reality, refinancing is less about chasing rates and more about using your mortgage as a...
19
2026
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12
2026
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30
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