Mortgage Readiness. Reimagined. A Smart Solution by Revve.

You will receive the best mortgage experience, supported by a team that you can trust.

Mortgage Readiness Mobile App

A commitment to innovation and sustainability

With our Mortgage Readiness Mobile App, Revve helps prospective homeowners avoid painful rejections and costly delays by breaking down the complex mortgage process with ease. We show them exactly what steps to take now to improve their financial qualifications so that the home they want to buy is also a home they can comfortably afford.

38% of applicants were denied a mortgage due to high debt-to-income in 2023. See full report here.

This shocking statistic published by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) indicates that there needs to be an accessible solution to help buyers prepare financially for homeownership. Whether you’re a freelancer, entrepreneur, gig worker, or independent contractor, the Mortgage Readiness Mobile App helps homeowners understand where they stand.

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Meet Carol, Founder of REVVE

Hi — I’m Carol, the founder of Revve. I started this company because I’ve seen firsthand how confusing, intimidating, and opaque the mortgage process can feel — especially for homeowners trying to navigate it on their own.

For years, I worked alongside real estate professionals, lenders, and homeowners, and I noticed a frustrating pattern: too many people felt unprepared, overlooked, or pressured into conversations they weren’t ready for. I knew there had to be a better, more transparent, and empowering way to help people understand their mortgage potential — without jumping through hoops.

That’s why I built Revve: to give everyday homeowners a clear, private, no-pressure way to see where they stand financially before ever having to talk to a lender. This isn’t about selling you a loan. It’s about giving you the tools, insights, and confidence to make smart decisions on your own timeline.

I’m the right person to build this because I’ve spent my career at the intersection of project management, real estate, lending, and consumer financial tools — and I’m deeply passionate about putting power and clarity back in homeowners’ hands. Revve is built on that belief, and I can’t wait for you to experience it.

Let’s Stay Connected

I’d love to hear your thoughts, stories, and experiences as you navigate your homeownership journey. Follow along, reach out, or drop a message anytime — let’s build an oasis of informed, empowered homeowners together.

Our Mission

Our mission at Revve is to empower individuals and communities to achieve homeownership, personal freedom, and financial stability through innovative, accessible mortgage readiness tools.

Thinking about a new home or refinancing, but not ready to talk to a lender? Get a quick, clear snapshot of your mortgage readiness — privately, and on your own time.

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Mortage experts

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Years experience

Problems We Solve

The last time I tried, the lender looked at my tax returns and told me I didn't make enough. But I have write-offs to lower my taxes—that’s just smart business. They see a low net income on paper, but they don’t see the healthy revenue in my business. I’m not putting myself through that again until I’m 100% certain my paperwork is bulletproof.

After awhile, I didn’t just feel like a failed applicant; I felt like a failed entrepreneur. They made me feel like my business wasn’t ‘legitimate’ enough because my income wasn’t a simple W-2. The whole process was so invasive that only ended in a single, cold ‘no’ and being ghosted. I’m not ready for a second round of this, no thanks.

I know I need to talk to someone, but I don’t even know where to start. Last time, I just walked in with my tax returns and it was a disaster. Now I’m hearing I need two years of returns, profit & loss statements, business bank statements… It’s a mountain of paperwork I don’t have organized, and the fear of getting another ‘no’ after all that work is paralyzing. I’ll get to it, but right now, it just feels easier to keep renting.