Example Broker A
Lower rate / higher upfront costs
- Rate
- Lower-rate pattern
- APR
- Varies by fees
- Points / credit
- Review actual offer
- Lender fees
- Review actual offer
- Cost over expected time in loan
- Depends on timeline
Brokers compete. Our AI guide Lenny helps you compare.
Lenny, your AI mortgage guide, helps explain comparable offers based on how long you expect to keep the loan.
Pulls apart each offer. Rate, APR, points, lender credits, and the fees the lender controls.
Measures them against your timeline. What each loan costs over the years you expect to keep it.
Gives you a verdict. Not a table to decode. A plain answer and why.
Lower rate / higher upfront costs
Higher rate / lender credit
Different fee / payment balance
More upfront cost may take time to recover; a credit may reduce closing cash but raise ongoing costs. Your timeline matters. Licensed professionals confirm pricing and eligibility.
No name, phone or email is required to open your offers. If you later choose to save a return link or opt in to verified offer updates, we never share your email with a mortgage broker or lender unless you choose to contact one.
Loan purpose, value, amount, credit-score assumption, property type, occupancy, and property location, including the ZIP code needed for pricing.
Your email stays private and is not included in the loan details brokers see. Your name, phone number, and street address are not collected in this form. You control any later introduction.
Share the loan details brokers need to price it. No documents or credit pull needed.
Participating mortgage brokers can use wholesale pricing to make offers with rate, APR, points, credits and fees. Availability varies by loan and broker.
Review the responses side by side. Choose to contact one broker, or none.
A lower rate can still be a more expensive loan. Lenny helps explain rate, APR, points, credits, fees, and projected costs over a chosen time horizon. The analysis depends on the assumptions and submitted responses; a licensed professional confirms final pricing and eligibility.
No name, phone or email is required to open your offers. You decide whether to share contact details with a broker later.
No credit is pulled to send your loan details. A broker may discuss a credit check if you later choose to apply.
Sending your loan details is free, and you are not obligated to accept an offer.
Participating licensed mortgage brokers with access to wholesale lender pricing may respond. You can check a broker’s license through NMLS Consumer Access before making contact.
No. An offer is based on the loan details you provided. Final pricing, APR, fees, and approval require confirmation after your information is verified.
Responses depend on your state, loan details, and broker availability. An offer or particular response time is not guaranteed.