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Formerly PHH Mortgage

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About Onity Mortgage

Onity Mortgage, formerly known as PHH Mortgage (NMLS #2726), offers a variety of loans for home purchases and refinancing and provides assistance from experienced loan officers. Its website also has mortgage resources, including educational articles, checklists and loan calculators.

Pros
  • Variety of purchase and refinancing loan types
  • Available nationwide
  • Online tools and resources
Cons
  • No fully online application

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Rates

Onity Mortgage does not publish its starting rates online. In order to receive an accurate rate quote, you’ll need to apply for preapproval by contacting the company. Keep in mind the difference between the interest rate and the annual percentage rate (APR) — the APR includes both interest and fees.

On its website, Onity Mortgage mentions its Loyalty Lock-In program, which states it will beat a competitor’s offer on a new home loan or pay your mortgage for a month.

Application process

You can start the preapproval process with Onity Mortgage online or over the phone. If you choose to do it online, you’ll need to answer six short questions, including the type of mortgage you’re applying for and the loan amount you’re seeking.

From there, a loan officer will contact you directly to gather more information. Be prepared to answer questions about your income and assets. You will also need to submit documentation to verify this information (like W-2s and bank statements). After you receive preapproval, you can use the online borrower portal to see the up-to-date status of your loan.

Onity Mortgage application features

Loan types

Onity Mortgage offers several mortgage products, including fixed-rate conventional loans, government-backed loans (like FHA and VA) and jumbo loans for those who need to borrow beyond the conforming loan limits set by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

You can also refinance with Onity Mortgage, whether you’re aiming to cash out, get a lower interest rate or shorten your loan term. The company offers 15-, 20-, 25- and 30-year terms on its conventional loans.

Refinancing

Onity Mortgage offers refinancing and cash-out refinancing options. Refinancing lets you adjust your rate or term of your current mortgage loan, lowering your monthly payments. Onity Mortgage’s Rate Redo option lets you refinance your mortgage again if rates drop and the company will cover the lender fees.

Requirements

Each type of loan Onity Mortgage offers has different eligibility requirements for things such as credit score, income, debt-to-income (DTI) ratio and property type. Before you apply for preapproval, an Onity Mortgage loan officer can help you determine which loans you are eligible for and how much you can borrow.

Onity Mortgage doesn’t disclose many of its loan requirements. However, most lenders require a 620 credit score to be eligible for a conventional loan; FHA loans require a credit score of at least 500 to 580.

Jumbo loans typically require higher credit scores  — at least 680. Onity Mortgage does state that most FHA loans and VA loans require a 3.5% down payment. A conventional loan typically requires at least a 3% down payment.

National mortgage requirements by type

Cost and fees

Onity Mortgage does not publicly disclose costs and fees associated with its loans, but as part of your application, you will receive a Loan Estimate. This three-page form explains all the costs and fees of your mortgage, including closing costs.

FAQ

Does Onity Mortgage accept cards?

Yes. You can pay with a Visa, Mastercard or Discover card. You can also make payments through Apple Pay or your bank account.

How does Onity Mortgage work?

You can start the application process online by answering six short questions. The Onity Mortgage team then contacts you and walks you through the homebuying or refinancing process. Its representatives help customers understand different types of loans, down payment options and closing costs. You can then apply for preapproval and use Onity Mortgage’s online portal to track the status of your loan, from the time you get an accepted offer through closing.

Is Onity Mortgage legit?

Onity Mortgage is a legitimate mortgage company available throughout the U.S. It offers a variety of loan types for homebuyers and owners looking to refinance existing loans.

Where is Onity Mortgage available?

Onity Mortgage is available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

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    Reviewed May 9, 2026

    If I could give negative stars, I would. Had my mortgage with Summit for 5+ years. There were NO problems. Summit sold to Onity. First payment through my bank and they “don’t process for 4 business days”; “7-10 business days”; then “it’s your bank”. They are TRYING to stall processing of my payment to, what charge me late fees, discredit my loan?!? I have paid 2x now-once through my bank, once on their portal and NEITHER have been processed yet my bank shows receipt out on the 1st and I have their portal receipt for 05/07/2026. I think all customer service reps are bots. They are definitely a call center with ZERO mortgage experience. I think they are doing scammy things. I don’t want to refi because I have a GREAT low interest rate! I’m held captive!!

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    Thank you for reaching out and sharing your feedback. We'd like to help, but we're unable to locate your loan with the details provided.

    To enable us to investigate and address your concerns, please contact us directly with your loan number or the full name and address associated with the loan. You can reach our customer care team at 800-449-8767 or email us at customercare@mortgagefamily.com.

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    Reviewed April 19, 2026

    They are scammers. They took $1040 to put towards my escrow account and never applied it. The overseas representative was extremely rude and told me to contact my attorney and then hung up on me.

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      Reviewed April 7, 2026

      By far the absolute worst, most unethical corporate group I've ever dealt with. The continual omission of the full picture from their representatives, their unwillingness to help until I filed a complaint with state and federal regulatory bodies, and intentional dragging of their feet in every interaction - I couldn't begin to imagine anyone working here can sleep well at night. This is a tragedy that this kind of institution can exist in the 21st century, surviving off of extractive, zero-sum tactics vs. actually creating value via a better experience.

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      Reviewed March 30, 2026

      My mortgage was sold to PHH within the first couple months of buying my house. I immediately started having issues with them processing payments on time, adding late fees while on automatic withdrawal. I set up a separate bank account specifically for my house payment. I would transfer $250 to this account every week. My mortgage payment was the only thing coming out of this account. Everything was going smooth or so I thought. After taking the first 3 or 4 (January- March) months' worth of payments from this account without incident.

      Fast forward to July, I receive a notice from PHH stating my payment was behind 4 months and they were going to start foreclosure. I called them and they informed me no payment has been made. I told them its setup on automatic withdrawal. They inform me that there is not an automatic withdrawal setup on my account. I log into my bank account and all the money is just sitting there. I tell the representative to take the payments out and reset this account for automatic withdrawal. She does. It lasts for 5 months, then the same thing happens. Luckily, I caught it in time before I received any more BS charges.

      Over the nearly 8 years, this has happened many times. In July of 2025, I had to apply for a loan modification due to hitting a very rough time in life. I get approved, and they send the forms. I recieved them 2 days before the deadline to return them. I call them and they tell me they will notate the account and go ahead and fill them out. So, I fill them out, notarized them and sent them back. Only to be informed they "they got them past the deadline". They sent out a new set of forms, I filled them out, signed and notarized them, sent them out the same day, only for them to say they were returned too late. Unfortunately, now I have to sell the house due to their "strict policies" that only seem to benefit them. If you have to do business with this company, I sure wish you the best.

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      Reviewed March 30, 2026

      I called and asked for a hard copy of my interest paid for 2025 for my taxes, as I do not have a home computer or a printer. The representative on the phone would not request it, just kept saying go on the website. I am requesting a hard copy to be mailed to my address. Please.

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      Reviewed March 23, 2026

      PHH Mortgage has been extremely difficult to communicate with. Every week I call two or three times, and every single time I receive different and often incorrect information from their representatives. It feels like no one is on the same page, and the lack of knowledge is alarming. Their communication is so unclear and inconsistent that I genuinely feel stressed and overwhelmed every time I have to speak with them. I’m a single mom with young children, and their mistakes and misinformation make me constantly worry about my home and my stability. It’s very concerning that a mortgage company takes serious issues so lightly and continues giving customers the wrong information. No one should have to fight this hard just to get accurate answers about their own mortgage. The level of confusion and disorganization at PHH Mortgage is unacceptable.

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      Reviewed March 15, 2026

      PHH lied about a payment made for March 1st payment. The PHH representative said, they never received it, but it showed received on Feb 22. I track my payments. Now for April payment, they are late sending out the statements with the payment stub. They conveniently state that you can go to their website to get the statement. This comes just before their supposedly name change to Onity, which is supposed to mean “where on it.” :) Well the payment was applied on March 2 after I was told they hadn’t received it. See transscript below say to go to website to make payment.

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      Response from Onity Mortgage

      We sincerely apologize that your experience wasn't what you expected. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Your feedback is incredibly valuable as we work on improving our service. We'll be sure to evaluate your experience and explore ways to enhance our offerings. If you're open to it, we may reach out to you via phone or email to gather more details and see how we can further assist you.

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      Reviewed March 3, 2026

      We must remember that this company was Ocwen Mortgage before they changed their name after fraudulently foreclosing on many families for reasons that Ocwen set their account up to show flaws in their customer accounts. Even now, PHH Mortgage holds my payments for no reason other than I sent it early.

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      Response from Onity Mortgage
      Thank you for reaching out and sharing your feedback. We'd like to help, but we're unable to locate your loan with the details provided.

      To enable us to investigate and address your concerns, please contact us directly with your loan number or the full name and address associated with the loan. You can reach our customer care team at 800-449-8767 or email us at customercare@mortgagefamily.com.

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      Reviewed Feb. 20, 2026

      I would give this a negative star review if I could. They have absolutely messed up our February payment. Their system is archaic and doesn’t show payments made. We have been on the phone with them probably 5 times this month trying to get it fixed. Payment made on 1/30 and still hasn’t posted!!

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      Response from Onity Mortgage

      Thank you for bringing your experience to our attention. We take customer feedback seriously. Please contact us if we can be of assistance at 800-449-8767 or customercare@mortgagefamily.com in the future.

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      Reviewed Feb. 3, 2026

      They are nearly impossible to get ahold of. I’ve been trying to call all day because I’m having issues with their website. They just bought out my mortgage and I wish they didn’t. Still waiting for an email back in hopes someone will just CALL ME to answer my questions so I can be on my way. Ridiculous.

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      Response from Onity Mortgage

      Thank you for bringing your experience to our attention. We take customer feedback seriously. Please contact us if we can be of assistance at 800-449-8767 or customercare@mortgagefamily.com in the future.

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      Onity Mortgage Company Information

      Company Name:
      Onity Mortgage
      Year Founded:
      1984
      Address:
      P.O. Box 5452
      City:
      Mount Laurel
      State/Province:
      NJ
      Postal Code:
      08054
      Country:
      United States
      Website:
      www.onitymortgage.com