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Moves.

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We want to create a collaborative and meaningful lending experience for you. We’re going to revolutionize the industry standards and give you a different kind of experience you’ll love.

THAT'S HOW WE'RE MAKING MOVES.

We'll walk you through each step and we promise, you'll love it.

TheMortgage Process

Step 1:

Apply.

Easily apply for a loan online, using our app or speak with a licensed loan officer to apply in-person or over the phone. You'll need to provide basic information about the property, your income/assets, and information about your current loan (if you're refinancing). Mortgage Step Arrow

Step 2:

Pre-Approval.

Your licensed loan officer will review your loan application to determine if you're pre-approved for a loan. Once your loan is pre-approved, you can compare loan programs, rates, and terms.

Step 3:

Locking Your Rates.

Let's get locking! Usually, rates are locked in for 30 to 60 days or enough time to close your loan. You'll receive a Loan Estimate to review, which will contain estimated costs/fees, interest rate and terms of the loan prior to locking in your rates. Mortgage Step Arrow

Step 4:

Sign & Close.

The loan process from signing the Loan Estimate to closing typically takes on average 22 days. This time frame may vary depending on your specific loan situation. After the underwriter deems your file as officially cleared to close, we’ll schedule a time to close and see you at the closing table!

Retire In Your Dream Home

A Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) is a federally insured loan by the FHA¹ offered to seniors age 62+ years. As a home-buyer this loan product may be just what you want to purchase your ideal retirement home. Revolution Mortgage's Retirement Resource Group is here to answer all of your questions!

Contact us today to see if you qualify!

T2 Financial LLC dba Revolution Mortgage is an FHA Approved Lending Institution. Reverse mortgages are loans offered to homeowners who are 62 or older who have equity in their homes. The loan programs allow borrowers to defer payment on the loans until they pass away, sell the home or move out. Homeowners, however, remain responsible for the payment of taxes, insurance, maintenance and other items. Nonpayment of these items can lead to a default under the loan terms and ultimate loss of the home. FHA insured reverse mortgages have an up front and ongoing cost, ask your loan officer for details. These materials are not from, nor approved by HUD, FHA or any governing agency.