LoanApp has an outstanding reputation. Established in 1995, Silicon Valley
touted LoanApp as one of the fastest growing companies. Based in San Jose,
California, LoanApp has satellite offices in Santa Ana, California and
Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Loan App is a totally free service. The site is commissioned
by the lenders who participate in the LoanApp network. If a borrower decides
to work with a lender, they are charged by the lender for the loan fees.
Usually, the lenders respond within two days or less. LoanApp will provide
the names of the lenders that your loan has been submitted. Additionally,
a borrower can access the information by clicking on the Loan App site.
LoanApp’s mortgage and financing products are for both the A+ credit
person and the less than perfect loan shopper. They have a smorgasbord
of loan products:
- Home Buying
- Mortgage
- Refinance
- Home Credit
Although there is little need for interaction with the
customer service department, they are diligent about sending notifications
via email. They will send the names of the lenders to whom your loan data
has been sent.
Depending on where you live, LoanApp may not have an
abundance of lenders bidding in your zip code. In certain cases, it may
take a little longer for the backlogged lenders of your area to process
new loans.
Over 1000 lenders are affiliated with LoanApp. From
the smallest to largest lending institutions, the site’s affiliations
are diverse. (American Home Loans, Chase Home Funding, Centex, Citibank,
Provident Bank, 1st Metropolitan, American Residential, 1st Nationwide
Mortgage Funding, and Quickenloans.) The LoanApp site is very easy to
use. Unlike the other online loan centers, Loan app is not sensory overload.
The site has a nifty pre-qualification form of eight simple questions.
- Application choice – long or short form
- Convenient
- High security – uses SSL technology
- Four lenders competing for your business