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« That Sound You Hear.... It's Your Phone | Main | Sad » April 03, 2008There's a New Mortgage Broker in Town, and They Give Me the Zillies
Wondering what Zillow has in mind for a second act? Starting today Zillow is offiically in the mortgage business. Their latest online service is called Zillow Mortgage Marketplace.... In words of Zillow.... "Zillow Mortgage Marketplace. We’re excited to be branching out into a new aspect of homeownership—mortgages! Zillow Mortgage Marketplace brings borrowers and lenders together in an open, anonymous, and free marketplace where good customer service wins. Borrowers can create anonymous loan requests that provide more control and less hassle. Based on the borrower’s information, an unlimited number of customized loan quotes from confirmed lenders are sent to the borrower’s private account on Zillow. Borrower’s can easily compare quotes from multiple lenders—down to the estimated monthly payment. If you’re in the market for a new loan—purchase, refinance, home equity—be sure to check it out!" Posted by Jeff Brooks on April 3, 2008 06:19 AM | Permalink TrackBackTrackBack URL for this entry: |
