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About Chase Mortgage

Chase (NMLS #399798), the U.S. consumer and commercial banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co., offers home purchase and refinancing loans, in addition to its other financial services. The company provides home loans in every state and Washington, D.C., and its services are available online, through its mobile app, by phone and in person at more than 5,000 branches.

Pros
  • Loans available in all 50 states
  • Variety of loan types and terms
  • Rate discounts available for existing customers
Cons
  • No branches in Alaska or Hawaii
  • Limited fee information online

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Port St Lucie, FL
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We tried Quicken Loans, they just ripped us off, no customer service. Chase has worked with us and made refinancing easy and painless. We met our closing agent at a restaurant nea...

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Spokane, WA
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I refinanced with Chase Mortgage and had no issues. They came to my house to go over the paper work saving me a trip to the bank. Everything was explained efficiently. When there ...

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What is Chase Mortgage?

Chase Mortgage is the home lending arm of JPMorgan Chase & Co. It offers loans for home purchases and refinancing, including conventional, jumbo and government-backed loans with fixed or adjustable rates.

Chase Mortgage loan types

Chase offers mortgage options for home purchases and refinancing, including:

  • Conventional loans
  • Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans
  • VA loans
  • Jumbo loans
  • Rate-and-term refinance loans
  • Cash-out refinance loans

It also offers programs like DreaMaker and Standard Agency loans, which are conventional options that may allow down payments as low as 3%.

Fixed-rate mortgages are typically available with 15- or 30-year terms. Adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) are also available, including options like a 7/6 ARM, which has a fixed rate for the first seven years before adjusting periodically.

Chase Mortgage rates

Chase publishes current annual percentage rates (APRs) for its home loans, which you can view by entering your ZIP code on its website. You can also use Chase’s mortgage calculator to estimate your rate and monthly payment.

Generally, Chase’s rates vary based on your loan term, credit history, mortgage type and where you live.

The following table shows APRs for Chase mortgages in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Rates are accurate at the time of publication

Chase Mortgage cost and fees

Chase doesn’t publish its specific mortgage costs and fees online, but you can expect to pay closing costs, which typically range from 2% to 5% of the total loan amount.

Existing Chase customers may be eligible for rate discounts of 0.05% to 1% through the Relationship Pricing Program.

Chase also offers an on-time closing guarantee. If you’re eligible and your closing is delayed, Chase will pay you $5,000. Depending on your location, you may also be eligible for a Chase Homebuyer Grant, which provides $2,500 or $5,000 toward your new home.

Chase Mortgage application process

You can start a Chase Mortgage application online, by phone or at a branch. The process typically begins with preapproval, which estimates how much you may be able to borrow based on your income, assets and credit profile.

The initial step doesn’t affect your credit score, though your credit may be reviewed more closely later in the process.

If you move forward, you’ll complete a full loan application and provide documents such as pay stubs, tax returns and bank statements. A home lending advisor will then guide you through underwriting and final approval.

Chase’s mortgage application process features

The table below shows some of Chase’s application process features:

Chase Mortgage requirements

Chase doesn’t publish specific eligibility requirements online. Like most lenders, it evaluates your financial profile when reviewing your application, including factors such as your credit score, income, debt, down payment, loan type and loan-to-value ratio.

FAQ

Where are Chase Mortgages available?

Chase’s mortgages are available in every state and Washington, D.C. Even if there are no home lending advisors in your area, Chase’s mortgage services are still available by phone or online.

Does Chase Mortgage work with first-time homebuyers?

Yes, Chase Mortgage offers programs for first-time homebuyers, including low-down-payment options and homebuyer grants in select areas.

Does Chase Mortgage offer prequalification or preapproval?

Chase Mortgage offers preapproval rather than prequalification. This step estimates how much you may be able to borrow based on your financial information, and the initial preapproval doesn’t affect your credit score.

Still have questions?

Is Chase Mortgage legit?

Yes, Chase Mortgage is a legitimate lender with over 5,000 locations nationwide. It offers competitive rates, and it’s registered with the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System (NMLS), where you can see any regulatory actions taken against it. It’s also a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC).

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    Reviewed April 30, 2026

    **To:** JPMorgan Chase & Co. Executive Office / Customer Advocacy Team. **From:** Charles **. **Date:** April 30, 2026. **Subject:** Formal Complaint – Failure to Provide Hardship Assistance and Systemic Servicing Failures. To Whom It May Concern, I am writing this formal complaint to express my profound dissatisfaction and outrage regarding the treatment I have received from Chase Bank’s mortgage and credit card divisions. My experience over the past few months has revealed not only a complete lack of empathy for customers facing genuine financial hardship but also what appears to be a systemic failure in your institution's servicing and communication protocols.

    On February 1, 2026, I was laid off from my job due to a lack of work. Recognizing my responsibilities, I acted proactively and in good faith by notifying both the Chase Mortgage and Credit Card divisions approximately two weeks later. I reached out to inform you of my situation and to explore what options might be available while I diligently searched for new employment. To my absolute shock, Chase flatly refused to offer me any viable options or assistance. Despite my transparency and proactive communication, I was met with a rigid "no," leaving me to navigate a period of unemployment with zero support from the institution that holds my most significant financial obligations.

    My personal struggle is, unfortunately, part of a much larger and more disturbing pattern of behavior by Chase Mortgage. In researching my situation, I have discovered that my experience is far from unique. I am joining a growing chorus of consumers who have reported the following systemic failures:

    1. **Refusal of Hardship Options and Partial Payments**: Like many others, I have found that Chase refuses to accept partial payments or offer meaningful forbearance during times of crisis. This practice seems designed to force borrowers into delinquency rather than helping them maintain their homes. I’ve made 1 partial payment earlier and then again today April 30, 2026 to make another partial payment of $600 and they told me that it would be put toward the mortgage. It would need to be a full monthly payment so that it would count then. That was news to me refusing payment and payments that would be counted. Where does this money go then. They didn’t have an answer to that.
    2. **Payment and Escrow Mismanagement**: I am now deeply concerned about how my future payments will be handled, given the widespread reports of Chase misapplying principal payments or failing to disburse property taxes and insurance from escrow accounts. The administrative negligence reported by other customers—including the failure to release liens years after payoff—is terrifying for any homeowner. When I first started my mortgage payments it was about $700. After a few months later it was well over $800.
    3. **Communication Chaos and Contradictory Information**: My interactions with your staff have mirrored the "chaos" described by countless others. I have been subjected to long hold times only to receive inconsistent and often contradictory information. It is clear that your departments do not communicate effectively, and your representatives are either not empowered or not trained to provide actual solutions.

    4. **Technical and Administrative Negligence**: The technical hurdles within the Chase dashboard and the reported mismanagement of closed accounts—where late payments are erroneously reported even after a balance transfer—show a complete lack of institutional control.

    This experience has been more than just a financial burden; it has been a source of immense emotional distress during an already difficult time. By refusing to offer options to a proactive customer who has suffered a documented job loss, Chase has demonstrated that it does not value the "relationships" it so frequently touts in its marketing. I am reporting my experience to multiple review platforms, the Better Business Bureau (BBB), and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to warn others. Prospective and current customers need to know that when life takes an unexpected turn, Chase will not be a partner, but a hurdle.

    I demand a formal review of my account and a written explanation as to why no hardship options were provided despite my timely notification. I also expect a clear path forward that does not involve the predatory refusal of partial payments or the threat of erroneous credit reporting. Why my mortgage payment was raised long before me being laid off due to lack of work. Sincerely, Charles

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      Reviewed April 10, 2026

      My experience with Chase Mortgage was extremely disappointing and, frankly, one of the most stressful financial processes I’ve ever gone through. I chose Chase based on very specific promises that ultimately were not delivered. I was told I would receive a lower interest rate through the Net New Money program - that never materialized. I was also relying on the 21-day closing guarantee, yet my closing was delayed twice due to internal issues on their side, and I have still not received the promised $5,000 compensation. Communication throughout the process was poor and misleading. My lending officer, Nika, was often unresponsive to calls and messages, and the information I did receive was inconsistent and misleading. It felt like commitments were made simply to secure my business, without any real follow-through.

      On top of that, the closing process itself was handled very poorly. Francisca made three consecutive errors in the closing document package, requiring multiple corrections. Even when I arrived at the title company to sign, the documents were still being fixed for the third time. This level of lack of attention to detail is unacceptable for something as important as a home purchase. The delays and mismanagement created a very difficult situation for my family. With two one-year-old twins and a strict move-out deadline from our rental, we were forced to scramble to find temporary housing due to issues entirely outside of our control. The amount of stress this caused cannot be overstated. Overall, none of the key promises that influenced my decision to go with Chase were honored. The experience felt disorganized, poorly managed, and indifferent to the real-life impact on customers.

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      Reviewed April 2, 2026

      I paid down my loan every month with an extra principal payment. When Chase Mortgage assumed my refinanced loan, every month was a struggle. Chase would apply the additional principal payment to the next month's payment to try to stretch the loan out and capture more interest income for themselves. I would have to call Chase every month after my payment had been received and talk them through reallocating my additional payment to principal.

      Chase clearly states in their loan documents that any additional payment is applied to principal, however, in reality that is not what happened. This went on for years until my loan was finally paid off. I never had this issue with any other mortgage company I have paid, yet consistently, every month, Chase would misallocate my payment requiring a telephone call. Everyone knows how challenging it is to speak to an actual person at a mortgage company. Chase is no different. Their automated telephone system never wanted me to talk with a customer service representative, sometimes requiring me to call back two and three times. It was always to Chase's financial interest to not apply the additional money to pay off the principal. I will never willingly do business with Chase again.

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      Reviewed Jan. 28, 2026

      Chase contacted me about a lower interest loan. After months of providing paperwork they needed. I was approved for the loan and had the appointment for closing set for a Thursday. On the day before closing I get a call from chase letting me know my loan was not approved. No explanation about why. I was told it was already approved and had already set a closing for tomorrow. I was simply told they would have a talk with my loan officer about approving it. I went through a lot over the past couple months getting stuff they needed, and the paperwork they needed just be told that my loan was approved and a date set up for closing only to be told the day before closing that I was not gonna get the loan.

      Very unprofessional and I was very disappointed in the way I was treated. The funny thing about it is the loan that they were going to refinance at a lower rate was already a Chase loan so I will just just keep paying that loan at the higher interest rate because no one has explained to me why my approval was pulled the day before closing.

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      Reviewed Jan. 1, 2026

      Chase promised to match competitive offers from other banks. They ultimately found a way to weasel out of the match when it was too late for me to return to the other banks. Chase didn't close my loan on time and wouldn't pay out the "closing guarantee." Safe yourself time, money and aggravation and pursue your home loan elsewhere.

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      Reviewed Dec. 9, 2025

      Worst mortgage company. I was in the process of getting a lower interest rate program offered by the government. But Chase did everything they could to force me into foreclosure. Even though I was regular in my payments and had 20 days to pay the bill, they put me on hold for 6 months and transferred me to collectors. They failed to foreclose on my house, but they destroyed my family's credit scores and took over $15,000 from us. I managed to sell the house so they were left with nothing more what they wanted.

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      Reviewed Dec. 3, 2025

      I had a bad experience with application process for my refinance loan with Chase. I felt like I was robbed $650 deposit fees by them. My loan officer was misleading and negligent. I was told that I had to deposit $650 and it was refundable if the loan proceeds didn’t come through. So I agreed to let them charge my Chase credit card and went through the process. Then they scheduled the appraiser to do appraisal on my house on very early stage of process which underwriter hasn’t pre approved the loan.

      A few days later they denied my loan and I had asked for them to refund my deposit. I was refused to get it back and they said appraisal fees are non refundable. My point is why would they rushing to be done the appraisal before I even get approved from the underwriter. Now I lost $650 in a few days and still didn’t get the loan. I am a single mom and tried to refinance my house to keep in line with my bills. Now I added more debt to my credit card because of their malpractice. I also opened dispute charge on my Chase credit card and the customer service said they can’t open the dispute charge because they are under the same family company. WTH! Just got robbed!!!!

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      Reviewed Dec. 2, 2025

      I’m very dissatisfied with the service — it is truly bad, irresponsible, and indifferent to customers. I waited more than a month for a power of attorney form to sign overseas, one that would supposedly satisfy their requirements. I called several times; eventually, they sent the form. After it was signed, we sent a copy to the title company, and they confirmed they would accept it. Once it was notarised, apostilled, and sent by express mail, I then received a message from Chase asking me to fill out a revised form.

      The title company that Chase uses is terrible: they never answer emails, and they do not return phone calls even when you leave a voicemail. On the rare occasion they do pick up the phone, they have no idea what documents they accept. It seems that Chase’s customer service staff are not properly trained, lack experience in handling documentation, and are unable to provide reasonable service to customers. Peoria, IL

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      Reviewed Nov. 14, 2025

      Beware of Michael ** and Linn ** of the Flushing NY Chase branch, their associates and underwriters should be under federal investigation for fraud, forcing first-time home buyers into secondary home mortgages with extremely poor English skills. Caused me chaos when buying MY FIRST home, not second. I was told this was due to the location of my current job, which the underwriters felt it was a mandatory fit for a secondary home mortgage despite not ever owning a primary home before. Terrible business practices. Beware.

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      Reviewed Aug. 6, 2025

      Chase Bank, Mt Sinai, Gavin **, intentionally deterred lines of communication, confiding information to leverage the bank against a private client over 25 years. This has caused massive disturbances in this loan in a personal and professional sense. This branch lacks experience and professionabilty in order to deliver timelines and show customer service.

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      Chase Mortgage Company Information

      Company Name:
      Chase
      Year Founded:
      1799
      Address:
      270 Park Ave
      City:
      New York
      State/Province:
      NY
      Postal Code:
      10017
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.chase.com