Keller Mortgage review

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Keller Mortgage began as an offshoot of the Keller Williams real estate brokerage and is an online-only lender specializing in a variety of home loans.


Things to know about a Keller Mortgage loan

Here are some things to consider before applying for a home loan with Keller Mortgage.

A variety of home loans available

Keller Mortgage offers quite a few mortgage options, including conventional loans, FHA loans, USDA loans, jumbo loans and VA loans.

Homebuying process isn’t totally online

Keller’s application begins online, but you’ll need to work with a mortgage loan officer to complete the homebuying process with Keller Mortgage. This can be good for people who enjoy a more hands-on experience. But it’s less ideal for people who prefer the convenience of digital-only lending.

Once you’ve found your dream home, you’ll also typically work with a real estate agent to make an offer on a house.

Lack of transparency

Keller Mortgage’s website isn’t very upfront about exact mortgage details.

Who is a Keller Mortgage loan good for?

If you’re ready to buy a home or refinance an existing loan within the next few months, Keller Mortgage may be a good choice.