Mortgage Grade

What is a Mortgage Grade?

Knowing your Mortgage Grade puts you in control from start to finish. There is no obligation in going through the process, and lenders will not contact you, unless you choose.

Use your Mortgage Grade to find the best loan for which you qualify, or proceed through the process all the way to secure the lowest cost loan with the lender of your choice.

Like knowing your credit score, your Mortgage Grade empowers and arms you with "insider" information before you begin the process of seeking a mortgage. If your Mortgage Grade is high, you'll know your eligibility for today's best rates and terms. If your grade is low, Mortgage Grade presents automated ways to raise it, as well as links to vetted partners who can help.

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What's Your Mortgage Grade?

Knowing your Mortgage Grade puts you in control from start to finish. There is no obligation in going through the process, and lenders will not contact you, unless you choose.

Use your Mortgage Grade to find the best loan for which you qualify, or proceed through the process all the way to secure the lowest cost loan with the lender of your choice.

Like knowing your credit score, your Mortgage Grade empowers and arms you with "insider" information before you begin the process of seeking a mortgage. If your Mortgage Grade is high, you'll know your eligibility for today's best rates and terms. If your grade is low, Mortgage Grade presents automated ways to raise it, as well as links to vetted partners who can help.

Follow real consumer testimonials, like Andy Scott's on the Mortgage Grade Blog

The highest grade A+ means the you already have the best mortgage available. You can request automatic notifications when changes in the market make refinancing a sensible move.
If you get the grade of A, A-, and B, you are eligible for different types of loans, and are offered educational information and connections to pre-vetted, lowest-cost lenders.
B- grade means you'll get an FHA-eligible loan only. C+ means you have a unique lending situation that our ‘help desk’ may manually be able to review. C grade means you need to consider taking 2-6 months to clean up your credit report by taking advantage of the integrated ‘financial workouts’ that are available; C- grade means you are not eligible for a mortgage today, and are referred to loan modification, credit counseling, debt reduction, or credit workout partners.

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