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Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation mortgage approval rate & lending review

Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation decided 3,076 mortgage applications and funded 2,645 loans across the 616 counties Fat Boy Data covers, 2023–2025.

These are the decisions Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation reported under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, not its advertised interest rates. For current rates and applications go to traditionalmortgage.com.

Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation at a glance

87.7%Approval rate2,697 of 3,076 decided
98%Borrower take-up2,645 loans funded
$225KTypical loanmortgage refinance, $10K brackets
43States activeof the 616 counties covered

Approval is 11.2 points above the 76.4% national rate for the same mix of loan types.

Approval rates by loan type

Loan typeApprovalApproved Taken upTypical loanLoans made
Mortgage lenders95%123 / 12998%$195K121
Home improvement loans87%95 / 109100%$245K95
Refinance87%2,479 / 2,83898%$225K2,429

Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation lending by state

StateApprovalTypical loan DecidedLoans made
California89%$435K879764
Florida82%$195K395313
Texas81%$145K278223
Arizona87%$185K174149
Washington91%$275K146129
Utah94%$225K143132
Colorado91%$255K128115
Pennsylvania89%$155K10993
Georgia91%$145K10696
South Carolina96%$165K9690
Oregon88%$275K9179
Idaho94%$215K7265
Michigan91%$155K4642
New Jersey92%$195K4037
Tennessee92%$195K3936

Fat Boy Data covers 616 counties, 79.6% of the US population, not every county in every state. States with fewer than 20 decisions are not listed.Methodology.

Where Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation lends most

CountyLoan typeApproval DecidedLoans made
Los Angeles County, CARefinance91%171152
San Diego County, CARefinance87%164141
Orange County, CARefinance94%7971
Riverside County, CARefinance85%7966
Salt Lake County, UTRefinance95%5853
San Bernardino County, CARefinance86%5951
Dallas County, TXRefinance82%6149
Tarrant County, TXRefinance91%5347
Miami-Dade County, FLRefinance77%5744
Broward County, FLRefinance84%3831
Pima County, AZRefinance96%2726
Utah County, UTRefinance93%2826

The county markets where Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation made the most loans. Each link opens that market with every lender ranked.

Questions about Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation

What is Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation's mortgage approval rate?

Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation approved 87.7% of the 3,076 mortgage applications it decided across the 616 counties Fat Boy Data covers, 2023–2025, 11.2 points above the 76.4% national rate for the same mix of loan types.

How often do borrowers take the loan Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation offers?

Borrowers accepted 98% of the loans Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation approved, against 93% for all mortgage refinance lenders nationally. A low take-up usually means the approved terms were not competitive.

What size loans does Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation make?

The typical mortgage refinance loan Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation made was $225K; across all loan types its typical loan ran from $195K to $245K. HMDA reports amounts in $10,000 brackets, so these are midpoints.

Where does Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation lend?

Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation decided applications in 43 of the states Fat Boy Data covers, most of them in California, Florida and Texas.

Can I apply to Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation directly?

Yes. Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation reports as a direct lender that takes applications from borrowers. Its website is traditionalmortgage.com.

Does this page show Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation's interest rates?

No. HMDA filings record who applied, who was approved and how much was borrowed, not the rate offered. Use the approval rate and take-up here to judge how Traditional Mortgage Acceptance Corporation treats applications, then get a rate quote from the lender.

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