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Our Rating: 4.6/5

How we calculated this rating

Quicken Loans has a reputation as a heavy-hitter in the mortgage space. Quicken, which was founded in 1985, announced in Feb. 2018, that it became the nation's largest residential mortgage lender with a total loan volumeof$83.4 billion. Headquartered in Detroit, Quicken Loans has providedmore than two million American families with mortgages.

Quicken Loans is the largest online retail mortgage lender, according to National Mortgage News. Its parent company is Rock Holdings, Inc. Quicken provides only mortgages and loans - it doesn’t offer any banking, investment or other financial products. It does, however, offer a range of mortgage products, including fixed-rate mortgages, adjustable-rate mortgages, FHA loans, VA loans and jumbo loans. You can also use the company’s “YOURgage” feature to customize your loan terms.

Getting a home mortgage from Quicken isn’t a matter of driving over to a local branch. The company combines online mortgage application tracking with a legion of representatives who can guide you through your application over the phone. Hate talking on the phone? You may be better off using Rocket Mortgage, an online-only portal from Quicken Loans that lets you complete your entire mortgage application on the web, without speaking to a loan officer.

Today's Rates

National Average Rates

Product Today Last Week Change
30 year fixed 7.56% 7.51% +0.04
15 year fixed 6.19% 6.30% -0.11
5/1 ARM 6.88% 6.88% 0.00
30 yr fixed mtg refi 6.96% 7.22% -0.26
15 yr fixed mtg refi 6.13% 6.44% -0.31
7/1 ARM refi 6.73% 6.91% -0.19
15 yr jumbo fixed mtg refi 3.06% 3.10% -0.04

National Mortgage Rates

Source: Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, SmartAsset Research

Regions Served by Quicken Loans

Does Quicken Loans Operate in My Area?

Quicken Loans offers loans in all 50 states. It has becomequite a large operation in the years since its founding. Quicken has over 17,000 employees basedin offices throughout the country.

What Kind of Mortgage Can I Get with Quicken Loans?

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Once you’ve decided to dip your toe into the mortgage market you’ll need to decide what type of mortgage to get. You can talk through your mortgage options over the phone with Quicken Loans, but it helps to have done some research into your mortgage choices before you have your initial phone call with a lender.

With Quicken, customers have quite a few options:

Fixed-rate mortgage: Your interest rate and monthly payments will stay the same for the entire life of this loan. Fixed-rate mortgages are available in 15-year and 30-year terms with Quicken Loans. The fixed-rate mortgage is a dependable home loan option. You know what you’re getting. The steady monthly payments with a fixed-rate mortgage may make it easier to budget.

Adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM): Also known as an ARM, this mortgage option from Quicken Loans generally has a lower interest rate when compared to fixed-rate mortgages with the same term - at least at first. At Quicken, its ARMs have an introductory period that can be five, seven or 10 years where the interest rate is fixed. Following the introductory period the rate is adjustable throughout the loan term and can fluctuate up or down. The amount by which the interest rate fluctuates each time it adjusts is generally dependent on a benchmark rate. If you have an ARM your loan terms will specify how many times the rate can change between your introductory period and the end of your loan. The loan terms will also specify a maximum interest rate that your loan cannot exceed.

Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loan: This government-insured loan may be a good option if you have limited income and funds for a down payment, and/or a lower credit score. We put together a comprehensive guide to FHA loan qualifications if you want to take a deeper dive. The minimum credit score for an FHA loan through Quicken Loans is 580. You can put as little as 3.5% down when you get an FHA loan from Quicken.

Veterans Affairs (VA) loan: These mortgages are backed by the Department of Veterans Affairs. If you are a current or former member of the U.S. armed forces (or the current or surviving spouse of one), you may be eligible for this mortgage. With Quicken Loans you can get a VA loan that’s a 30-, 20- or 15-year fixed-rate mortgage, or a 5/1 ARM. The introductory period on a 5/1 ARM lasts for five years. After those five years the rate will adjust once per year. Quicken has dedicated VA mortgage bankers who can help you through the VA loan process. Credit scores as low as 620 can qualify for VA loans.

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) loan:Quickenoffers USDA mortgages as part of its government loan products. If you're looking to purchase home in a rural area and you make 115% or less of the area's median income, you may be eligible. Features of Rural Development Loans include 0% down payment and lowguarantee fees.

Jumbo loan: If you need to borrow a home loan that exceeds the particular conforming loan limit in the area in which you are buying, you will be in the market for what is known as a jumbo loan. In most of the United States, jumbo loans are ones that are greater than $548,250. However, in some counties with pricey real estate, the conforming loan limit is as high as $822,375, meaning that buyers can take out mortgages up to that amount before their mortgage is a considered a jumbo loan. Jumbo loans are viewed as being risky for the lender because government mortgage finance groups Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac won’t buy jumbo loans. Any jumbo loans that a lender can’t sell stay on the lender’s books and expose the lender to the risk that the jumbo loan borrower would default on an expensive home that would be hard to re-sell after foreclosure. To compensate for these risks, lenders may charge higher interest rate for jumbo loans. Still, a jumbo loan may be right for you if you have a lower debt-to-income ratio, a higher credit score and can make a larger down payment. Jumbo loans generally require borrowers to put 20% down. Quicken Loans’ jumbo mortgages let you take out a mortgage of up to $3million. Through Quicken you can take a cash-out refinance of up to $500,000. The minimum credit score for a jumbo loan from Quicken is 700.

YOURgage: If you’d like to customize your mortgage, pick your own terms to meet a financial goal or lower your interest rate, Quicken Loans’ YOURgage might be a good option for you. With this option, you’re able to pick the payment terms of your mortgage based on your goals. While it’s only available in a fixed-rate conventional mortgage, you can get it in all 50 states. You can pick a loan term of between eight and 30 years, refinance up to 97% of your home’s value or purchase a home with as little as 3% down.

Mortgage Type Options

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What Can You Do Online with Quicken Loans?

Quicken Loans has no physical branch you can visit, so the company puts a lot of effort into its online presence and features. For example, you can check out live mortgage interest rates on the Quicken Loans website.

To attract customers who like to do everything online, Quicken Loans offers Rocket Mortgage. Rocket Mortgage is an online portal from Quicken Loans that finds, imports and verifies financial information, and lets you customize your mortgage (purchase or refinance), see if you're approved and lock your rate – all without speaking to a person. It’s a quick, online-only option for the phone-phobic.

If you don’t use Rocket Mortgage you’ll be able to start your application online but will need to speak with a Quicken Loans rep over the phone to move your mortgage application forward. You can also bypass the website altogether and go straight to the phone to start your Quicken Loans mortgage process.

Whether you opt to use Rocket Mortgage or Quicken Loans’ regular application process, you can access your Quicken Loans account online through their portal, MyQL. You’ll be able to check the status of your loan online at any time, 24/7. There’s also a MyQL mobile app.

Would You Qualify for a Quicken Loans Mortgage?

If you opt to apply for a mortgage with Quicken Loans you’ll need a minimum credit score of 580 (with a down payment of at least 3.5%) to qualify for an FHA loan. This is lower than the 600 minimum that most lenders require for FHA loans. 580 is the lowest score that falls into the “fair” credit score range.

You’ll need a minimum credit score of 620 if you want a shot at getting approved for a conventional loan from Quicken Loans. The higher your credit score the higher your chances of approval. But your credit score isn’t the only important stat that Quicken Loans will consider. Your income, debt levels and down payment savings will also affect your ability to score a Quicken Loan.

Twenty percent is the norm for a down payment on a conventional loan, but you can put less money down if you’re willing to pay private mortgage insurance. If you don’t have the 20% down payment needed for a conventional mortgage without private mortgage insurance (PMI), you may be interested in Quicken Loans’ PMI Advantage option. With this option, you can get out of paying monthly private mortgage insurance by opting for a higher interest rate at closing, or by paying all your PMI in one lump sum at closing. The former option means you’ll pay more interest over the life of the loan (as with the Closing Cost Cutter, more on this later). The latter option can be advantageous if the seller of the home you’re buying is willing to pay your PMI to sweeten the deal.

Income isn’t everything in the mortgage market. Lenders prefer to look at your debt-to-income ratio, so an applicant with a high income isn’t a shoo-in if he or she carries hefty debts. Like other lenders, Quicken Loans generally accepts a maximum debt-to-income ratio of 43%. Your debt-to-income ratio is calculated by taking your monthly liabilities (e.g. car loan payments) and dividing them by your gross (pre-tax) monthly income.

What’s the Process for Getting a Mortgage with Quicken Loans?

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You can apply for a mortgage with Quicken Loans online or over the phone. You’ll be matched with a Home Loan Expert who will guide you through the mortgage process. After your credit score is pulled, you’ll get a loan estimate (or a prequalification letter) via the site’s loan portal, MyQL.

To continue the mortgage process, you’ll need to submit a deposit which covers costs incurred to process your credit report, appraisal and title work. When you close on a house, this deposit is credited against your total closing costs. Quicken Loans says that the amount of this deposit varies between $400 and $750. Your Quicken Loans Home Loan Expert will let you know what you owe. You can use credit, debit, pre-paid Visa or MasterCard gift cards to pay the deposit, but not checks, money orders or cash.

You can also get a credit toward your closing cost by opting for a higher interest rate when you get a mortgage from Quicken Loans. Quicken Loans calls this option the “Closing Cost Cutter.” If a lack of ready cash is your problem and you want to reduce your closing costs, the Closing Cost Cutter may be an appealing option. However, it’s important to understand that opting for a higher interest rates means you’ll have a higher monthly payment and pay more interest over the term of the mortgage.

Once Quicken Loans has verified your credit and assets you may be pre-approved for a loan. At any time between applying for a loan and closing on your home you can get in touch with a Quicken Loans representative by email, fax or phone. If you use Quicken Loans’ Rocket Mortgage you can apply for a loan entirely online and authorize Quicken Loans to import financial information (such as your checking account balance) for you so you don’t have to upload them yourself. If you start an online application through Rocket Mortgage and then realize you want to speak to a human you have that option at any point in the application process.

How Quicken Loans Stacks Up

Quicken Loans Inc. is the nation’s largest online retail mortgage lender and the second-largest retail mortgage lender (online or brick-and-mortar) in the U.S. Quicken loans also prides itself on being what its website calls “the nation’s leading Veteran Affairs (VA) lender and the largest FHA lender.” In other words, lack of experience in the mortgage space is not a concern when you’re dealing with Quicken Loans. And if you have low credit, Quicken Loans can be a great option. Unlike competitors such as LoanDepot, Quicken Loans offers FHA loans to borrowers with credit scores below 600.

How does Quicken Loans compare to other players in the online mortgage lending space when it comes to the breadth of its offerings? Quicken Loans does not offer home equity loans or home equity lines of credit (HELOCs). The most similar product it offers is a cash-out refinance. If you have your heart set on a home equity loan you’ll need to head to another mortgage provider that offers these loans – a competitor such as LoanDepot.

Another option for a home equity loan or home equity line of credit is to go to a traditional bank lender such as Citimortgage, Chase or Wells Fargo. These lenders, because they have brick-and-mortar branches, also have the advantage of the personal touch if you feel more comfortable completing the mortgage application process in person.

Mortgage Type Options

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'; } // Convert the JSON mortgage data into objects on the page function populateMortgages(product, mortgages, featuredListings) { mortgages = smartasset.mortgage.filterResults(mortgages); miniMortgageRatesTables[product].updateRatesTable(mortgages, renderMortgage, featuredListings); // SA-12556 -- Implement new RLP-Featured Listing API smartasset.mortgage.displayFeaturedListings(miniMortgageRatesTables[product].bodyTableSel, featuredListings, featuredListingToRow); // Hide featured listings when we have BR results if (smartasset.mortgage.getSources(mortgages).indexOf('Bankrate') !== -1) { // Only hide featured listings for the product type tab that contains the Bankrate-sourced rates. var $miniMortgageBlock = $('.js-mini-mortgage-block[data-product=' + product + ']'); $miniMortgageBlock.find('.sa-table-featured').addClass('js-hidden'); } updateDisclosures(mortgages, product); smartasset.hooks.call("onMiniMortgageRatesTableUpdated"); smartasset.inputs.resizeInteraction(); } // Set hook to be called after table is rendered// smartasset.hooks.register("onRatesTableUpdated", function(args){// if (args.tableId === 'miniMortgageRatesTable') {// var hasResults = args.hasResults;// if (!hasResults) {// showNotFound();// }// }// }); // Update the bottom disclosure to show the correct source function updateDisclosures(mortgages, product) { var $miniMortgageBlock = $('.js-mini-mortgage-block[data-product=' + product + ']'); smartasset.mortgage.updateDisclaimer(mortgages, $miniMortgageBlock.find('.js-mr-disclosure')); smartasset.mortgage.updateAttribution(mortgages, $miniMortgageBlock.find('.js-mr-attribution')); } // key of the last mortgages requested var key = ""; // generate key for key function getKey() { var location = smartasset.inputs.getValue("ud-current-location"); var homevalue = smartasset.inputs.getValue("cs-home-value"); var downpayment = smartasset.inputs.getValue("cs-down-payment"); // generate the key if (location == null || homevalue == null || downpayment == null) { return ""; } return location + "." + homevalue + "." + downpayment; } function hasKeyChanged() { var newkey = getKey(); if (newkey != key && newkey != "") { return true; } return false; } // Returns the currently selected mortgage product tab function getSelectedProduct() { return $('.js-mini-mortgage-block.active').first().data('product'); } // Set titles for mortgage block function updateTitle(loanProduct) { var mortgageBlockTitle = { 'Fixed30Y': '30 Year Fixed Mortgage Rates', 'Fixed15Y': '15 Year Fixed Mortgage Rates', 'Arm5Y1': '5/1 Adjustable Rate Mortgage Rates', 'Arm7Y1': '7/1 Adjustable Rate Mortgage Rates' }; $('#mtg-block-title').html('Today\'s Best ' + mortgageBlockTitle[loanProduct]); } // Redirect the user to the selected mortgage offer function rowClick(url, id, source, lender, logoUrl) { // on mobile only handle clickthrough if user doesn't cancel via confirmation modal if (smartasset.page.isMobile()) { smartasset.mortgage.confirmClick(lender, logoUrl, function(){ smartasset.mortgage.click(url, id, undefined, source, '_self'); }); } else { smartasset.mortgage.click(url, id, undefined, source); } } // Redirect to the mortgage rates table function ratesTableRedirect() { var widget = ''; var queryString = '?loanProduct=' + getSelectedProduct() + '&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=captivate&utm_campaign=' + widget + '&utm_term=view_more_mortgages'; var url = '/mortgage/mortgage-rates'; smartasset.analytics.track("click-viewmoremortgages"); smartasset.page.facebookTrack("SAClick", {eventtype: "click-viewmoremortgages", category: "mortgage"}); window.location = url + queryString; } function setShowMoreListener($toggle_component) { var $trigger = $toggle_component.find('.js-toggle-trigger'); var $content = $toggle_component.find('.js-toggle-content').slideUp(); $toggle_component.removeClass('js-hidden'); $trigger.click(function() { $content.slideToggle(); if ($trigger.find('.fa-angle-up').hasClass('js-hidden')) { smartasset.page.eventTrack('mortgageminimoreinfoexpand'); } setTimeout(function() { $trigger.find('.js-angle').toggleClass('js-hidden'); }, 100); }); return $toggle_component; } function populateShowMoreComponent($toggle_component) { var mortgage = (window.homeaffordability !== undefined && window.homeaffordability.loan !== undefined) ? homeaffordability.loan : 200000; var home_value = smartasset.inputs.getValue("cs-home-value"); var points = smartasset.inputs.getValue("ud-closing-mtgpoints"); var location = smartasset.inputs.getValue("ud-current-location"); var credit_score = smartasset.inputs.getValue("ud-m-creditscore"); $toggle_component.find('.js-mortgage').text(mortgage).autoNumeric(); $toggle_component.find('.js-home_value').text(home_value).autoNumeric(); $toggle_component.find('.js-points').text(points); if (location !== null && typeof location !== "undefined") $toggle_component.find('.js-location').text(location.replace('CITY|', '').replace('|', ', ')); $toggle_component.find('.js-credit_score').text([ 'Excellent', 'Excellent', 'Very Good', 'Good', 'Above Average', 'Average', 'Fair', 'Needs Improvement', 'Poor', 'Poor' ][credit_score]); return $toggle_component; } function trackFeaturedListings() { var featuredListings = $('#mortgage-block .js-mini-mortgage-block.active .sa-table-featured'); // for each visible listing, fire a Mixpanel event featuredListings.each(function() { var $this = $(this); if ( !$this.hasClass('js-hidden') ) { var eventName = $this.data('event'); if (eventName) { smartasset.analytics.track(eventName); } } }); } function initialize() { $window = $(window); $refreshBtn = $('.refresh-rates-button'); $refreshBtn.on('click', function(){ update(); }); // Create the tables _.each(mortgageProducts, function(product) { miniMortgageRatesTables[product] = smartasset.tables.initializeRatesTable('miniMortgageRatesTable_' + product, undefined, '.js-mini-mortgage-block[data-product="' + product + '"] .mini-mortgage-table', {hideLoadingMessage: true, isMiniRates: true}); }); // Create the tabs $("#mortgage-block .tab-container") .easytabs({ animate: false, updateHash: false }) .bind("easytabs:after", function() { var thisProduct = $(this).find('.js-mini-mortgage-block.active').first().data('product'); // mortgage tab changed $.get('/api/ajax/mortgage/set?type=' + mortgageType + '&product=' + thisProduct + '&' + smartasset.inputs.getWidgetQuery(), function() { // update the inputs -- which will update the page smartasset.inputs.update(!noupdate); smartasset.analytics.track(smartasset.analytics.events.MortgageTypeChange, { page: window.location.pathname, mortgageType: mortgageType }); noupdate = false; // display the title updateTitle(thisProduct); }); }); // Display the table setTimeout(update, 1500); // Display the title updateTitle($(this).find('.js-mini-mortgage-block.active').first().data('product')); // Use this hook to force an update of the Mortgage Block smartasset.hooks.register("triggerMortgageBlockUpdate", function() { initialized = true; }); // Use this hook for when a different mortgage product has been selected (other than in the tabs) smartasset.hooks.register("changeMortgageBlock", function(params) { // params should be // loanProduct:

Fixed30Y|Fixed15Y|Arm3Y1|Arm5Y1|Arm7Y1 // triggerInputUpdate: true|false var loanProduct = "", triggerInputUpdate = true; if (params != null && typeof(params) == "object") { if (_.has(params, "loanProduct")) { loanProduct = params.loanProduct; } else { console.error("changeMortgageBlock hook called without loanProduct parameter."); return; } if (_.has(params, "triggerInputUpdate")) { triggerInputUpdate = params.triggerInputUpdate; } // update block //console.log("triggerInputUpdate: " ,triggerInputUpdate); var e = '#mtg-' + loanProduct; noupdate = !triggerInputUpdate; $("#mortgage-block .tab-container").easytabs('select', e); } else { // console.error("changeMortgageBlock hook called without parameters."); } }); smartasset.hooks.register("onInputsLoaded", function() { smartasset.hooks.call('triggerMortgageBlockUpdate'); }); // SA-11144 -- Create Impression Event for Mortgage Featured Listings // per notes in the ticket, these events should only fire ONCE per page load // // NOTE for mini-rates table Featured Listings: current implementation via app config shows // the same Featured Listings across all tabs. As such, currently trackFeaturedListings() DOES NOT // take into account which tab is in view. In the future, if different Featured Listings show // depending on the tab in view, trackFeaturedListings() would need to be more sophisticated. trackFeaturedListings(); setTimeout(function() { setShowMoreListener(populateShowMoreComponent($('.js-toggle.mtg-block-info'))); }, 1400); } $(initialize); return { rowClick: rowClick, ratesTableRedirect: ratesTableRedirect }; })(); //@ sourceURL=mortgages_html.js
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FAQs

Is Quicken Loans easy to get approved? ›

You'll need a 620 credit score to get approved for a conventional loan from Quicken Loans, and a 580 score to qualify for an FHA or VA loan. These minimums are pretty standard, so borrowers shouldn't have an unusually hard time getting approved with Quicken Loans.

Is it hard to get approved with Rocket Mortgage? ›

To successfully get a home loan with Rocket Mortgage, you need a minimum credit score between 580 to 680, depending on the type of loan you apply for. In addition, your monthly DTI shouldn't be more than 45%—but lower is always better.

What credit score is needed to buy a $300K house? ›

What credit score is needed to buy a $300K house? The required credit score to buy a $300K house typically ranges from 580 to 720 or higher, depending on the type of loan. For an FHA loan, the minimum credit score is usually around 580.

How long does loan review take for mortgage? ›

The mortgage underwriting process can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks. The timeline varies depending on whether the underwriter needs more information from you, how busy the lender is and how streamlined the lender's practices are.

What credit score do I need for a $3,000 loan? ›

While some personal loan lenders allow you to apply with a very low credit score, many require a minimum credit score of 660 or 700 to be considered for a $3,000 personal loan. Generally, the higher your credit score, the less interest you will pay.

What is the easiest type of mortgage to get approved for? ›

Government-backed loan options, such as FHA, USDA and VA loans, are typically the easiest type of mortgage to get because they may have lower down payment and credit score requirements compared to conventional mortgage loans.

How much income do I need for a 300k mortgage? ›

With a 5% down payment and an interest rate of 7.158% (the average at the time of writing), you will want to earn at least $6,644 per month – $79,728 per year – to buy a $300,000 house. This is based on an estimated monthly mortgage payment of $2,392.

What is the downside to Rocket Mortgage? ›

Cons. Getting a customized interest rate requires a credit check, which can affect your credit score. Origination fees are on the high side compared with other lenders, according to the latest federal data. Doesn't offer home equity lines of credit.

What is the difference between Rocket Mortgage and Quicken Loans? ›

Is Rocket Mortgage the Same as Quicken? Yes. Rocket Mortgage used to be called Quicken Loans. However, the corporate name was changed in May 2021 so as to be consistent with the name of its parent company, Rocket Companies.

How much income do I need for a $400,000 mortgage? ›

Assuming a 30-year fixed conventional mortgage and a 20 percent down payment of $80,000, with a high 6.88 percent interest rate, borrowers must earn a minimum of $105,864 each year to afford a home priced at $400,000. Based on these numbers, your monthly mortgage payment would be around $2,470.

Can I afford a 300K house on a 40k salary? ›

To purchase a $300K house, you may need to make between $50,000 and $74,500 a year. This is a rule of thumb, and the specific annual salary will vary depending on your credit score, debt-to-income ratio, type of home loan, loan term, and mortgage rate. Homeownership costs like HOA fees can also impact affordability.

Can I afford a 300K house on a 60k salary? ›

An individual earning $60,000 a year may buy a home worth ranging from $180,000 to over $300,000. That's because your wage isn't the only factor that affects your house purchase budget. Your credit score, existing debts, mortgage rates, and a variety of other considerations must all be taken into account.

Do underwriters look at spending habits? ›

Spending habits

And they will look to see if you are regularly spending less than you earn consistent with the savings you are claiming. No matter how frugal you might be most lenders have adopted a floor on the living expenses they will accept.

How do I know my mortgage is approved? ›

Once it's finished, you'll receive a formal mortgage offer from your lender. That means it's official: your application has been approved. You'll usually get this in the mail, though if you're using a broker, they'll likely give you a heads-up it's on the way.

How likely is it to get denied during underwriting? ›

You may be wondering how often underwriters denies loans? According to the mortgage data firm HSH.com, about 8% of mortgage applications are denied, though denial rates vary by location and loan type. For example, FHA loans have different requirements that may make getting the loan easier than other loan types.

How easy is it to get a Quicken loan? ›

Would You Qualify for a Quicken Loans Mortgage? If you opt to apply for a mortgage with Quicken Loans you'll need a minimum credit score of 580 (with a down payment of at least 3.5%) to qualify for an FHA loan. This is lower than the 600 minimum that most lenders require for FHA loans.

What is Quicken Loans credit score requirements? ›

What Credit Score Is Needed To Buy A House?
Type Of LoanMinimum FICO® Score
Conventional loan620 (Federal Housing Financing Agency requirement)
Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loan with a 3.5% down payment580 (FHA requirement)
FHA loan with a 10% down payment500 (FHA requirement)
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How easy is it to get a loan from Rocket Loans? ›

Like most personal loan lenders, your credit score and credit history matter when it comes to getting approved for a personal loan from Rocket Loans. You'll need at least a fair credit score to qualify and share your debt-to-income (DTI) ratio to let Rocket Loans know what debt you already carry as you take out a loan.

What credit score do you need for a $15,000 loan? ›

Requirements for a $15,000 Personal Loan

In many cases, you'll need a good credit score of 670 or above to apply. While some lenders lean more heavily on credit scores, others take into account occupation, education and income. A lower DTI ratio is also more favorable to lenders.

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