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New program offers lower down payments and no monthly mortgage insurance for eligible Native American and Alaska Native borrowers

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

St. Louis – September 16, 2026 Gershman Mortgage today announced a home financing option designed for eligible Native Americans and Alaska Native borrowers.

The Section 184 Indian Home Loan Guarantee Program offers borrowers flexible options for purchasing or refinancing eligible primary residences.

“Gershman Mortgage is proud to be one of a select group of lenders approved to offer this program. A lot of Native American and Alaska Native buyers have run into extra hurdles with conventional financing, and this program removes some of the biggest ones – it’s not limited to reservation land, and the down payment can be as low as 2.25%. Whether someone’s buying their first home or refinancing, our goal is to make the process feel less complicated,” said Jeff Ogden, Senior Vice President of Production at Gershman Mortgage.

The program offers:

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About Gershman Mortgage
Founded in 1955 and headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, Gershman Mortgage is an independent mortgage lender licensed in 22 states and continues to grow its geographic footprint. The company offers a broad range of residential loan programs, including conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, jumbo, non-QM, and HELOCs, as well as multi-family financing. Gershman Mortgage also operates as a correspondent lender. The lender is known for closing loans on time and guiding borrowers through the home financing process.

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