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LendingTree Refinance Review

4.2/5 ratingBest for: Comparing multiple offers

By the Wirly Editorial Team

At a Glance

Min Credit Score

580

Loan Types

Conventional, FHA, VA, Jumbo, USDA

Notable Features

  • Marketplace model with multiple lender offers
  • Free credit score monitoring
  • Side-by-side rate comparisons

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • +Receive up to 5 offers from competing lenders
  • +Wide range of loan types and lender partners
  • +Helps borrowers with lower credit scores find options

Cons

  • -Not a direct lender (marketplace model)
  • -May receive marketing calls from multiple lenders
  • -Rates shown are estimates until lender verification

Frequently Asked Questions

Is LendingTree good for refinancing?

LendingTree is rated 4.2/5 on Wirly and is best suited for borrowers looking for comparing multiple offers. Review their full profile above for details.

What credit score do I need for LendingTree?

LendingTree requires a minimum credit score of 580 for mortgage refinancing. However, better rates are typically available for borrowers with scores of 740 or higher.

What loan types does LendingTree offer?

LendingTree offers Conventional, FHA, VA, Jumbo, USDA refinance loans. VA loans are available for eligible military members and veterans.

What is LendingTree's denial rate?

Denial rate data for LendingTree is available through HMDA public records. Rates vary by state and borrower profile.

How does LendingTree handle complaints?

CFPB complaint data for LendingTree can be found on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's complaint database.

Ready to explore LendingTree?

Visit their site to check current rates, or use our tools to compare.

This review is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. HMDA data sourced from the CFPB. Complaint data from the CFPB Consumer Complaint Database. Wirly is not a lender or mortgage broker. See our methodology.