Cornerstone Bank · Florida · 2025

Cornerstone Bank in Florida: approval rate, denial rate and rates (2025)

Cornerstone Bank took 5 mortgage applications in Florida in 2025, ranking #1,128 of 1,993 lenders active in the state. It originated 60.0% of them and denied 20.0% (25.0% of the applications it decided), against a statewide denial rate of 21.1%.

5Applicationsin FL
25.0%Decision denial ratestate 27.2%
Median ratestate 6.63%
$255,000Median loanstate $255,000
$2.3MVolume4 counties

Cornerstone Bank in Florida vs the state

20.0%Denial rate-1.06 pts vs state
25.0%Decision denial rate-2.24 pts vs state
60.0%Origination rate+7.31 pts vs state
Median rate
Rate spread (pts)
$184kMedian applicant income
3Loans originated
1Denied

What Cornerstone Bank lends in Florida

By loan purpose

Home purchase 2 40% · 0.0% denied
Other / HELOC 3 60% · 33.3% denied

By loan type

Conventional 5 100% · 20.0% denied

Where in Florida

Counties with the most Cornerstone Bank applications in 2025.

CountyApplicationsOriginatedDeniedDenial rate
Palm Beach County 210 0.0%
Collier County 110 0.0%
Citrus County 110 0.0%
Broward County 101 100.0%

Other large lenders in Florida

LenderGradeApplicationsDenial rateMedian rate
United Shore Financial ServicesB 71,40515.3%6.44%
Rocket MortgageC 46,61121.0%6.63%
Bank of AmericaF 23,63437.7%6.24%
Pennymac Loan ServicesC 19,51614.1%6.50%
Navy Federal Credit UnionD 19,45223.2%7.59%
Crosscountry MortgageB 19,1035.2%6.75%
NewrezD 17,51922.4%6.75%
Dhi Mortgage CompanyB 16,66114.5%4.88%
Lennar MortgageA 14,98421.0%4.75%
Truist BankC 14,14041.5%6.60%

Frequently asked questions

Florida: 5 applications in 2025, of which 3 were originated and 1 denied.

20.0% of all applications, or 25.0% of the applications it actually decided on. The Florida statewide average across all lenders was 21.1%.

This lender did not report interest rates on its originated loans (some institutions are exempt from HMDA pricing fields).

About this data. Figures are Cornerstone Bank's own HMDA filing for properties located in Florida, 2025. The grade is national; state-level figures are shown for context and are not separately graded. Methodology