Refinancing at a longer repayment term may lower your mortgage payment, but may also increase the total interest paid over the life of the loan. Refinancing at a shorter repayment term may increase your mortgage payment, but may lower the total interest paid over the life of the loan. Contact us to discuss the option that best meets your needs.
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An innovative self-serve digital tool that provides a one-stop-shop for all your upfront home buying needs:
- Customize and compare multiple home loan products - save the ones you like the best.
- Search active home listings – find your dream home.
- View and update your estimated credit score – providing more accurate information improves the overall experience.
- Access our home lending calculators and other educational resources – take the time to do your own research.
- Connect with a PNC Mortgage Loan Officer – get the professional hands-on support that you deserve.
- Start an online preliminary preapproval[2] without impacting your credit score.[3]
Mortgage Calculators
Comparing loan options? Just looking for how much you can borrow? Use our home lending calculators to understand your refinancing options and help you decide.
The PNC Mortgage Loan Process
PNC Bank provides ongoing support for homebuyers throughout the mortgage loan process.
Step 1. Get a Preliminary Pre-Approval
Step 2. Find Your New Home
Work with a licensed real estate agent to find the right home and get the seller to accept your offer.
Step 3. Complete the Home Loan Application
Once the home is under contract, you can submit financial documents to complete the mortgage application.
Step 4. Work with Your PNC Loan Officer
The loan officer will review the application, request additional documentation as needed, and draft the loan docs for your signature.
Step 5. Get the Funding to Close on Your New Home
With the loan docs signed, the funds are made available so you are “clear to close” on the new home.
Home Mortgage Loan Resources
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