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Available in all states
Available in all states
Mortgage services for both lenders are available nationwide, but one is a better option for certain government-insured loans.
Both of these big-name banks are available nationwide, but one is better for home loans in rural areas.
While both mortgage lenders are good for in-person support, one lender only has branches in 22 states.
Both mortgage lenders face poor customer reviews, but one is better for borrowers without much credit history.
One home loan lender has a history of poor reviews, but the other is not available nationwide.
Both lenders have low down payment options, but one is better if you’re looking for commercial real estate.
We compare mortgage services of two big-name banks. One lender has more nationwide availability, but watch out for fees.
One mortgage lender is a better option for borrowers looking for certain types of loans, but only if you live on the East Coast.
Both of these mortgage lenders are available nationwide, but you may need to choose one over the other depending on which loan you’re looking for
Both of these big-name banks offer low down payment options for mortgages, but one lender is better for commercial property buyers.