Homefinity Mortgage Review 2023
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At a glance

NMLS: 2289
State License: MC-4040
5.0
Bankrate Score
Loans offered
Conventional, jumbo, FHA, VA, USDA, fixed-rate, adjustable-rate; rate-and-term, cash-out and streamline refinancing; physician loans
Nationwide Availability
Available in all U.S. states except Nevada and New York
Min. credit score required
620 for conventional loans; 600 or higher for FHA loans and VA loans (can be lower in some cases)
Pros and cons
Pros
- Apply online, by phone or via Xpress app
- Loan originators available around the clock, and borrowers communicate with same person from start to finish
- Real-time prequalification or same or next-day preapproval
Cons
- Not available in Nevada or New York
- Not all loan originators licensed across all states
Homefinity overview
Homefinity is good for
Borrowers seeking guidance from a loan officer and a fast, convenient process
Breakdown of Homefinity overall score
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Affordability: Homefinity doesn’t charge lender fees, and its rates are very competitive compared to Bankrate’s averages.
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Availability: This lender works with borrowers in all but two states.
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Borrower experience: Homefinity’s loan officers are available 24/7, and you’ll likely work with the same person throughout the process.
Methodology
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Affordability: 5/5
Homefinity showcases its latest mortgage rates on its website, and doesn’t charge lender fees. As of this review, the lender’s rates on 30-year loans were below Bankrate’s averages, making it a favorable option for those looking to compare the lowest rates.
Availability: 5/5
Homefinity provides conventional, FHA, VA and USDA mortgages, as well as loans tailored to physicians. The lender is available in all but two states (Nevada and New York).
Borrower experience: 5/5
Homefinity parent Fairway Independent Mortgage has been accredited with the Better Business Bureau since 2003 with an A+ rating. Fairway ranked above average in J.D. Power’s 2021 and 2022 customer satisfaction surveys for mortgage origination.
If you’re interested in a mortgage through Homefinity, you can request a quote and begin the preapproval process online. There’s also the option to apply for a mortgage online through the lender’s secure portal or the Xpress app.
The lender’s loan officers are available around the clock, and you’ll likely communicate with the same person from start to finish.
Refinancing with Homefinity
You have the option to refinance with Homefinity, but similar to applying for a purchase loan, you must provide your contact information so that a loan officer can assist you with the process.
Alternatives to Homefinity
- Orchard Mortgage review – Online application takes 15 minutes to complete
- LowRates.com mortgage review – Provides complete credit underwriting in under 24 hours
- One True Loan mortgage review – Provides real-time rate quotes 24/7
Homefinity consumer reviews

NMLS: 2289
State License: MC-4040
4.9
964 reviews
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Josephine Nesbit
Josephine Nesbit is a former contributor to Bankrate.