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The Community-Driven Mortgage Information Site

The advertised rates for mortgages aren't the real story: Loanzen is a 100% anonymous and free community where homebuyers and homeowners discuss the true rates & fees.

I created Loanzen after a horrible experience with a broker. Right after launch, a user submitted a loan and the community helped him negotiate a mortgage .5% lower than the lender's advertised rate.

Get the real mortgage rates & fees

  • Submit your deal to get feedback from the community
  • Discover the highest rated brokers and lenders
 
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      What is Loanzen

      Loanzen is the fully transparent, unbiased mortgage loan information source—sort of like Wikipedia for loans.

      Discover: Peruse the current loans in the system—submitted by people like you—and learn about the real rates, fees and trustworthiness of brokers/lenders. Note: The colors show which mortgages were approved or declined and which are still pending.

      Personalize: No two borrowers are exactly alike therefore we've created tools to make it easy to filter the list to choose credit score, amount down, loan amount, etc. Wouldn't you want to see other loans similar to yours?

      Submit Your Loan: What to help the community? Want feedback on your deal? Post 100% anonymously to the community and see how your deal stacks up. Help the community and let them help you determine what is fair and how to get a better deal.

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      We need your help!

      In order to get lender/broker data, we ask that you fill out our (completely free and anonymous) registration form. Since most people here are looking for a mortgage, we'll send you an email in about a month asking you to come back and tell us how it went. After that, we won't email you again.

      Thank you: It's only with your help that we can help everyone get better deals on their mortgages