Compare your loan options before you pick a lender.
Rates and fees vary from lender to lender. Tell us what you need in about 2 minutes, and a licensed mortgage professional reviews your scenario and follows up with options.
- Buying, refinancing or tapping equity
- FHA, VA, conventional and home equity options
- No credit pull to get started
- Free, with no obligation to take any offer
Compare loan offers
About 2 minutes. No credit pull to get started.
Find the loan that fits your situation
Start with the plain-English guide, then compare real options.
FHA loans
Lower down payment, flexible credit guidelines.
Read the guide →VA loans
For eligible veterans and service members. Often no down payment.
Read the guide →Conventional loans
Low-down options and mortgage insurance you can remove.
Read the guide →Refinance
Lower your rate, change your term or take cash out.
Read the guide →Home equity and HELOC
Borrow against the equity you have built.
Read the guide →First-time buyers
The steps, the loans and the help to look for.
Read the guide →How it works
Tell us your goal
Buy, refinance or use your equity. Add your rough credit, price range and contact details.
A pro reviews it
A licensed mortgage professional looks at your scenario and the programs that may fit.
Compare and decide
Ask for a Loan Estimate, compare rate, fees and cash to close, and choose only if it works for you.
Questions people ask
Does it cost anything?
No. Comparing options through MyLenderList is free. You only pay costs to the lender you choose if you take a loan.
Will this hurt my credit?
No. Our form does not pull your credit. A lender asks your permission before any credit check.
Is MyLenderList a lender?
No. We do not make loans or credit decisions. We connect you with licensed mortgage professionals who review your scenario.
What if my credit is not perfect?
Tell us your situation honestly. Some loan programs, such as FHA, have more flexible credit guidelines. A loan professional can tell you which options fit.
Two minutes. Real options.
No credit pull to start. No obligation to take an offer.