Real Rate Form
What are Quoted vs. Real Rates? There are two types of mortgage rates: quoted and real. Quoted rates are meaningless. Why?
Quoted rates are not relevant because each person's situation is unique. Quoted rates are the generic rates found on many websites, or are the rates quoted over the phone, without the lender 'drilling down' to your specific situation.
A real rate is an accurate rate based on your specific situation. For example, a real rate is based on factors such as your actual FICO score (consumer scoring models can differ), your downpayment, loan program, occupancy type and rate lock term, just to name a few. Unless the lender knows these things, it is impossible to give you a real rate that's relevant to your unique situation. One other thing; if a quoted rate doesn't come with a Good Faith Estimate, it is worthless. Invariably, below market rates come with huge added on fees. It never makes sense to pay an extra $1500-$5000 in 'junk' fees to save $20 a month on a slightly lower rate!
To get started on obtaining a Real Rate simply input your info below. We will follow up with current rates, and, if you would like, discuss the Real Rate for your specific situation.

