www.lendingtree.com Site Review

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By webreview

www.lendingtree.com

Lending Tree is an online lending and realty service exchange where consumers can choose up to four competitive loan offers from major, national, local or regional lenders across the United States, or choose from a network of Realtors to buy or sell a home.

Lendingtree.com is owned by Interactive Corp which also owns sites like hotels.com, expedia.com, citysearch.com, askjeeves.com or ask.com, ticketmaster.com, plus a bunch more.

Lending tree basically sells your information to mortgage brokers, Realtors, and other loan officers that then compete for your business.

Their motto: When lenders compete, you win.

Below is a list of their services.

Real Estate Services

www.lendingtree.com offers the following real estate services:

  • Find a Realtor
  • Home Price Check
  • Newly Constructed Homes
  • Homes for Sale
  • Real Estate Agents
  • Join the Program

Loan Services

www.lendingtree.com provides the following loan services:

  • Refinance
  • Mortgages
  • Home Equity Loans
  • Auto Refinance
  • Auto Loan
  • Student Loans
  • Commercial Loans
  • Personal Loans

Other Services

These other services are also offered at lendingtree.com

  • Free Credit Report
  • Free Credit Score
  • Free Car Insurance Quote
  • Living with Debt Report
  • CARFAX Record Check
  • Expert Advice
  • Money Saving Tips
  • Lender Scorecard
  • Calculators

Thomas Martin 4 years ago

Lending tree has a great business model.

william hughes 4 years ago

do you guys do home improvement loans if so how do i apply i wanna add an master bedroom with master bathroom add an new kitchen and a finished basement with a bathroom please email me at whughes@cavtel.net

alan jefferies 3 years ago

you keep sending e-mails to MARK at this e-mail address. I have tried, many times, to un-subscribe but your web-site wont let me. Please would you remove me from your list. No person by the name of mark lives here and never has. Thank You Alan Jefferies

Allen Depta 10 months ago

Recently one of your loan officer stated that should I agree to go with your company, in case of a decline of loan, my appraisal fee will be refunded...the portion of the fee that is actually your profit. I did agree, the loan was declined due to alleged to low of an appraisal, but your officer declined to refund the $125.00 which was your portion of the appraisal fee which was $400.00 in total, Please look into it and refund the $125.00.

Respectfully ,

Allen Depta

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