Disclosures

Thank you for visiting Unified Lending’s website.  We make every effort to keep our information accurate, however, because of daily changes in interest rates, mortgage programs, and financial regulations, the details on this website are for informational purposes only, and are not necessarily accurate, complete or relevant for today’s mortgage conditions. The loan programs and terms on Unifiedlending.com are all subject to approval according to the applicant’s credit, income, debt and personal situation, and are subject to change without notice, including access to and use of the information provided on this site.

Because of individual financial and personal circumstances, and the geographical nature of mortgage loans, all products and services, including fees, regulations, and rates may vary. Unified Lending will not be held liable, in any way, for damages or loss, indirect or consequential, including the loss of information, data, or money, because of the use of this website.

While facts found on this website provides you an overall understanding of what loan programs are available, the most reliable way to determine your ability to acquire a mortgage loan, with its accompanying interest rate and fees, is to discuss your personal financial situation and desired outcome with a mortgage consultant, who can identify the best program, and outline the available interest rates, fees and requirements to close your loan.

Monthly payment amounts, APRs, fees, rates, points, and loan origination data provided on UnifiedLending.com are examples only, and based on limited information. You can review our rate assumption page to identify how we base examples of fees and costs associated with loan programs. These online examples do not include monthly mortgage insurance premiums, (if they are required for your loan type), property taxes, and homeowner’s insurance. Other factors that help determine the final terms of your loan include; the appraisal value of your home, actual credit score, personal financial information including income and debt, as well as additional circumstances that are unique to your situation. Each of these components may cause your loan payment to increase or decrease.

If you have chosen an ARM loan, you have the possibility of a rise in your mortgage rate annually, after a fixed initial period. For example, a 5/1 ARM would include a five year fixed interest rate, and a possible annual increase until the maximum interest rate has been reached.

“Find Your Best Rate,” information displayed on our website is provided by Loan Sifter, a third party loan pricing data provider.

There are many websites on the internet that link to UnifiedLending.com including social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and more. The inclusion of a website link to Unified Lending, does not imply our endorsement or recommendation of the information provided in the referring website. Information found on those referring websites has not been reviewed or approved by Unified Lending. We make no guarantees, offers, or representations, expressed or implied, about the information given on other sites, including details regarding programs, products, or services. If you choose to follow the recommendations given on referring websites, you do so of your own free will, and at your own risk.

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Updated: Oct 2021