WHY CONTINENTAL MORTGAGE IS RIGHT FOR YOU

Since 1984, Continental Mortgage & Investment Corporation has established itself as a trusted advisor in the greater Washington, D.C. Metro area, including Virginia and Maryland.  We pride ourselves on serving area home buyers, regardless of their experience level. We welcome you to contact us and experience the CMIC difference first-hand. 

We provide you with a choice.

We offer a wide range of loan programs, lending partners, and loan types for purchases, refinances, and almost-everything-in-between. Additionally, CMIC has portfolio loans for construction of primary and second homes, as well as investment properties. Our terms include fixed-rate options, adjustable-rate loans, and interest-only mortgages. We take the time to consider every financial option available to get our clients the best rates in the market.

We are local experts.

The D.C. Metro region is home to many home buyers— from self-employed contractors to military veterans looking to settle down. We know the ins and outs and will customize the home-buying experience to fit your needs.  Our relationships with area lenders, real estate agents, and industry partners allow us to connect you with the experts we trust most and streamline your home-buying process. 

We offer exceptional customer service.

Simply put, our business is built on customer retention and referrals. The industry average for customer retention is 18%*. CMIC’s customer retention is over 80%** in repeat business and referrals. Our borrowers come back time and again because we keep you updated every step of the way. We don’t stop looking for opportunities to save you money until your loan closes, and should any issues arise, we address them immediately. We will not stop working until you are completely satisfied. 

We are licensed in Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Contact us about getting a  mortgage in one of those locations.

*Based on study conducted by mortgage POS giant Floify 2022.
**Based on CMIC internal records for mortgages originated from 2015 through 2022.