The Floyd Team

at Mid America Mortgage, Inc.

A Trusted Lender Since 1940.

The Floyd Team

VA Financing

Proudly Serving Veterans And Their Families

The Floyd Team

Rental Properties

Financing Solutions For 1-4 Unit Investment Properties

The Floyd Team

First Time Buyers

Offering Low And Zero Down Programs

Getting you the best available mortgage for your situation.

Jamie Saylor

David Floyd

Residential Mortgage Loan Originator
NMLS #: 545791

E-mail: david.floyd@midamericamortgage.com
Local Phone: (972) 767-5709
Pre-Qualify Now: Start Now

Types of Transactions We Handle:

  • Residential Purchase Financing
  • Rate and Term Refinancing
  • Cash-Out Refinancing (Most States)
  • Investment Property Loans
  • Condo & Townhouse Financing

Products We Offer:

  • Conforming Fixed Rate Mortgages
  • Conforming LIBOR ARMs (3/1, 5/1, 7/1)
  • FHA and VA Loans
  • FHA Low Fico, 203K Loans, & ARMs
  • VA Interest Rate Reduction Refinance (IRRRL)
  • Jumbo Loans
  • USDA Mortgages

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Your Home Is a Powerful Investment

Going into 2023, there was a lot of talk about a possible recession that would cause the housing market to crash. Some in the media were even forecasting home prices would drop by as much as 10-20%—and that might have made you feel a bit unsure about buying a home.But...

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