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Tool methodology

How the mortgage-option selector builds a shortlist

This selector does not score credit or submit an application. It filters the site’s product routes using the goal, property/use and documentation profile you choose, then returns routes that are relevant enough to investigate next.

The selector uses a local, deterministic ruleset. Your purpose narrows the route family; property/use removes routes that conflict with the selected occupancy or property context; the income-documentation profile adds relevant alternative-documentation routes where applicable. An optional state selection adds a state resource, not an eligibility decision. The tool stores no application and requires no personally identifying information.

Goal filterPurpose → eligible route families

Purchase, refinance and equity goals start from different route sets.

Property/use filterRoute set − incompatible occupancy/property routes

Primary-only routes are not returned for an investment or second-home selection.

Documentation contextRoute set + relevant documentation alternatives

Adds routes that may be useful to compare without claiming eligibility.

1Set the context

Choose the decision you are actually trying to make.

2Apply the rules

Describe the property/use and documentation profile consistently.

3Review the output

Review why each route appears instead of treating the list as an approval.

4Verify before acting

Open the product page, model the numbers and verify actual provider availability separately.

Best used for

Narrowing a large product catalog to relevant next-step pages
Finding alternatives for self-employed or nonstandard documentation scenarios
Connecting a financing goal with the correct calculators and comparison pages

What this tool does not answer

It does not check credit, income documents or property eligibility.
It does not rank lenders or return personalized offers.
State selection links to local resources but does not verify that a product is currently available from a provider.

Practical example

How to interpret the output

Example: choosing purchase + primary residence + self-employed can return conventional purchase routes together with documentation alternatives such as bank-statement routes. That means “compare these structures,” not “you qualify for these loans.”

What the result includes

The result links to product parameters, costs, document considerations and alternatives. A selected state adds its official-program resource page. No provider is contacted and no personal data is required.

What to do with the shortlist

Open the relevant products and model the transaction with your own figures. When you obtain written lender terms, use the quote-comparison tool for supported fixed-rate loans. Actual availability and eligibility must be confirmed directly with the provider.

Use the comparison workspace

Find Mortgage Options · Compare Written Quotes · Mortgage Products

Program references and comparison sources

Check the linked source for its effective date and applicable scope. A source link is not a lender partnership or an individual offer.