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Loan Amount Up to $3,000,000
Loan Term (Years) Up to 30 years

Eave Mortgage Refinance Review

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Eave Mortgage Refinance is offered by Eave Inc., a direct lender founded in 2015 and based in New York, NY. Eave Mortgage Refinance are available in 1 state across the USA.

Key Takeaways

  • Specializes in multi-family properties. Only offers mortgages for multi-family properties, but not for single-family homes or manufactured homes.
  • Non-standard interest rates available. Eave Mortgage Refinance only offers hybrid mortgages.
  • Primary and secondary homes considered. Investment homes, such as rental properties, do not qualify for refinancing. However, Eave Mortgage Refinance does offer refinancing for primary and secondary homes (e.g. vacation properties).
  • Charges a prepayment fee. This means you will be charged an additional fee if you repay the mortgage early.

Eave Mortgage Refinance Pros & Cons

Pros Cons
  • Charges an origination fee.
  • Charges prepayment fees.
  • Only available in 1 state.

Eave Mortgage Refinance FAQ

What is the maximum loan term for a mortgage refinance via Eave Mortgage Refinance?

The term of a mortgage refinance will impact the cost of your monthly payments. Longer terms will typically reduce your monthly payments but it will also increase the interest you pay. Eave Mortgage Refinance offers mortgage refinancing with terms of up to 30 years.

How long does Eave Mortgage Refinance take to refinance?

Generally, it takes Eave Mortgage Refinance around 21 day to complete a refinance. Of course, this is just an estimate. The exact time will vary depending on the lender and the market.

Does Eave Mortgage Refinance charge a mortgage origination fee?

Yes, Eave Mortgage Refinance will charge a loan origination fee.

What property usage types does Eave Mortgage Refinance allow?

Some mortgage lenders restrict the type of usage borrowers give mortgaged properties. Eave Mortgage Refinance allows the following property usage types: 

  • Primary home
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Hours of Operation

  • Sunday Closed
  • Monday Closed
  • Tuesday Closed
  • Wednesday Closed
  • Thursday Closed
  • Friday Closed
  • Saturday Closed

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Availability

  Available in 1 state
Colorado
Availabile in all of Colorado

Feature Breakdown

Intended Use Primary Home
APR Starting at 3.701%
Loan Term Up to 30 years
Loan Amount Up to $3,000,000
Interest Rate Types Offered Hybrid Mortgage

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