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Mortgage Lenders in Pennsylvania

County data, every Pennsylvania city we cover, and state rules to know.

Finding a mortgage lender in Pennsylvania starts with knowing what each type of lender brings. Banks may offer account relationships, credit unions serve their members, and independent mortgage companies focus only on home loans. All lenders use the same federal Loan Estimate form, which makes comparison easier. Pick your city below to learn how the lending process works and what to ask before you choose who will fund your loan.

Questions about mortgage lenders in Pennsylvania?

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Mortgage lenders, brokers and loan originators serving Pennsylvania are licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities. You can confirm any company's or loan officer's license on NMLS Consumer Access before you apply.

Where mortgage lenders activity is highest in Pennsylvania

Countyloans originated (2024 HMDA)
Allegheny County21,908
Philadelphia County19,081
Montgomery County16,827
Bucks County12,254
Chester County11,097
York County10,814
Delaware County10,318
Lancaster County9,761
Berks County8,200
Lehigh County6,829
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Common questions

How many lenders should I compare?

Many borrowers request Loan Estimates from two or three lenders. That is usually enough to see whether pricing and fees line up without becoming overwhelming. Ask for estimates on the same day, for the same loan type and the same property details, so the comparison is fair. Credit inquiries for a mortgage made within a short shopping window are generally treated as a single inquiry by scoring models.

What happens when the lender funds the loan?

Funding is when the lender sends the loan money, usually by wire, to the closing or settlement agent. On a purchase, those funds go to the seller and pay off the seller's existing loan. On a refinance, they pay off your old mortgage. Funding normally happens at or shortly after signing, depending on the transaction and any required waiting periods.

What does underwriting involve?

Underwriting is the lender's review of whether your loan meets program guidelines. An underwriter checks your income, assets, credit and debts, reviews the appraisal and title report, and confirms the details on your application. The underwriter may issue conditions, which are requests for extra documents or explanations. Responding quickly to conditions helps keep your closing on schedule.

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  • 2024 Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) data; U.S. Census Bureau Building Permits Survey 2025
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