Direct answers
The page addresses the question before introducing a product path or asking for more information.
Editorial and AI policy
Mortgage guidance can affect consequential financial decisions. LenderCity separates education and comparison from lender verification, pricing, eligibility, and approval.
Named mortgage review
Gregg Harris reviews interpretation pages where mortgage experience can materially improve accuracy, comparability, and borrower clarity.
Content principles
The page addresses the question before introducing a product path or asking for more information.
Internal routing, model policy, and technical pricing language do not belong in borrower-facing guidance.
Government agencies, agency guides, and original program documentation take priority over third-party summaries when an authoritative source is available.
Assumptions, missing inputs, market-sensitive dates, and lender-confirmation items are stated rather than silently filled in.
Review workflow
A review byline links to the reviewer's profile and public credential record.
The answer distinguishes disclosed facts, calculations, assumptions, and items that remain unknown.
Pages carry a visible review or update date and are scheduled for review when sources or product behavior change.
AI boundaries
Lenny may use an AI model to interpret mortgage questions and communicate naturally. Structured calculators and decision modules handle mortgage math, Loan Estimate fields, rate-offer comparisons, and safeguards that should not depend on prose generation alone.
Corrections and feedback
If a Lenny response appears inaccurate, incomplete, or mismatched to the question, report the question, the answer shown, and the scenario details that affected it. Do not include Social Security numbers or other unnecessary sensitive information.
Last reviewed August 1, 2026. This policy describes the product's editorial and AI standards; it is not a substitute for the LenderCity Privacy Policy or Terms of Use.