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The 10 Best Mortgage Brokers in Frankfurt

Most home loans in Germany are arranged through a Baufinanzierung broker rather than directly at a bank. Brokers compare offers from dozens or hundreds of lenders, and in Frankfurt you can choose between branches of national firms with large lender panels and independent local advisers who handle fewer, more personal cases.

This guide lists brokers whose own websites describe their services, lender networks and how advice works. For each one we note what it covers, from purchase loans to follow-on financing and KfW funding, how many banks it compares where stated, and whether advice is offered in English.

How this guide is ordered

Criteria for this list of mortgage brokers: specialisation, reviews, reliable details and where they are in Frankfurt am Main.

Some businesses use paid services to appear more prominently.

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Interhyp, Frankfurt am Main#1
What stands out
  • More than 500 lenders compared

  • advice in English

  • video consultations

Interhyp

4.9582 reviews
Große Eschenheimer Str. 13, 60313 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Best for
Expats wanting a broad lender comparison

Interhyp suits buyers who want a broad comparison and advice in English. The Frankfurt branch on Große Eschenheimer Straße searches offers from more than 500 lenders and state subsidy programmes, and advice is free and non-binding for the client. Follow-on financing and KfW, BAFA and regional funding are covered. Consultations can be held at the branch or by video, which helps if you are still in the middle of relocating.

Hüttig & Rompf, Frankfurt am Main#2
What stands out
  • More than 600 partner banks

  • bridge financing

  • meetings at home or by video

Hüttig & Rompf

4.9404 reviews
Gärtnerweg 4-8, 60322 Frankfurt am Main-Innenstadt II, Germany
Best for
Buyers wanting a local branch team

Hüttig & Rompf fits buyers who want a local branch team with access to a large bank panel. The Frankfurt office on Gärtnerweg in the Westend compares offers from more than 600 partner banks for purchases, follow-on financing and bridge loans. KfW funding and investment property finance are part of the advice. The financing offer is free, and meetings can take place at the branch, at home, by phone or by video.

DarlehensCenter Rhein-Main, Frankfurt am Main#3
What stands out
  • More than 600 banks

  • active since 1997

  • solar and heat pump financing

DarlehensCenter Rhein-Main

5.0116 reviews
Frankfurter Str. 44a, 63150 Heusenstamm, Germany
Best for
Owners planning energy upgrades

DarlehensCenter Rhein-Main suits buyers in Frankfurt's south-eastern suburbs who want an established independent broker. Active since 1997 and based in Heusenstamm, it draws on a pool of more than 600 banks for home loans, refinancing and consumer credit. It also finances solar panels and heat pumps, which helps owners planning energy upgrades. Meetings take place at the office or by video call.

Finanztime, Frankfurt am Main#4
What stands out
  • Advice in German, English and Turkish

  • more than 100 banks compared

  • in business since 1992

Finanztime

5.097 reviews
Oeserstraße 20, 65934 Frankfurt am Main West, Germany
Best for
Buyers who want advice in English or Turkish

Finanztime is a strong option for international buyers, since its advice is offered in German, English and Turkish. The brokerage in the west of Frankfurt has worked since 1992 and compares offers from more than 100 banks, including development banks and regional lenders. It arranges home loans, follow-on financing, private loans and debt rescheduling. The first consultation is free, and contact by WhatsApp is possible.

KVB Finanz, Frankfurt am Main#5
What stands out
  • Debt rescheduling

  • home visits possible

  • mortgages and consumer loans

KVB Finanz

4.858 reviews
Bockenheimer Landstraße 2-4, 60306 Frankfurt am Main-Innenstadt II, Germany
Best for
Households combining mortgage and other loans

KVB Finanz suits households that want a home loan and the rest of their debts looked at together. The independent credit broker arranges Baufinanzierung and follow-on financing, consumer loans and the rescheduling of existing mortgages and credit. Self-employed clients are named among the groups it serves. Its Frankfurt adviser can also meet clients at home, and the company describes itself as a family business with 50 years of experience.

Dirk Schwarz Immobilienfinanzierung, Frankfurt am Main#6
What stands out
  • Not tied to particular lenders

  • fee model stated openly

  • budget and repayment calculators

Dirk Schwarz Immobilienfinanzierung

5.024 reviews
Friedrich-Ebert-Anlage 36, 60325 Frankfurt am Main-Innenstadt II, Germany
Best for
Buyers wanting one independent adviser

Dirk Schwarz Immobilienfinanzierung suits buyers who want one independent adviser rather than a large branch. The Westend office arranges home loans, property financing and follow-on financing, and is not tied to particular lenders. Its site states that advice is free for the client and that the broker is paid a commission by the bank on completion. Online calculators for rates, budget and repayment help with a first estimate before the meeting.

Dr. Klein, Frankfurt am Main#7
What stands out
  • Around 600 bank partners

  • eight named financing advisers

  • insurance check in the same office

Dr. Klein

4.781 reviews
Mainzer Landstraße 47, 60329 Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Best for
Borrowers reviewing loans and insurance together

Dr. Klein suits borrowers who want their home loan, other credit and insurance reviewed in one place. The office on Mainzer Landstraße compares around 600 bank partners for Baufinanzierung, follow-on financing, rescheduling and KfW loans. A separate adviser handles insurance and pension checks. The financing request is free and non-binding, and the branch names its eight financing advisers on its page, so you know who you will meet.

HAUS & WOHNEN Baufinanzierung, Frankfurt am Main#8
What stands out
  • More than 600 banks and savings banks

  • forward and cap loans

  • online valuation tool

HAUS & WOHNEN Baufinanzierung

5.021 reviews
Rennbahnstraße 72-74, 60528 Frankfurt-Süd, Germany
Best for
Buyers comparing loan structures

HAUS & WOHNEN suits buyers who want a regional broker with a wide range of loan types. The Rhine-Main firm works with more than 600 banks and savings banks and has more than 50 financing advisers across its offices, including Frankfurt. Loan types include annuity, full-repayment, forward and cap loans, plus KfW funding and building savings. Appointments can be booked online, and a valuation tool gives a first idea of a property's value.

FINANCEDOOR, Frankfurt am Main#9
What stands out
  • Licensed mortgage intermediary

  • independent financial planning

  • free first meeting

FINANCEDOOR

5.066 reviews
Kiesstraße 38, 60486 Frankfurt am Main-Innenstadt II, Germany
Best for
Planning a loan within wider finances

FINANCEDOOR suits employees and the self-employed who want their property loan planned as part of their wider finances. Founder André Perko, with more than 25 years of experience, holds a licence as a mortgage intermediary and also advises on investments, pensions and insurance. The firm is not tied to one bank's or insurer's products. The first orientation meeting is free, and consultations are also offered online.

Heel Finanzkonzepte, Frankfurt am Main#10
What stands out
  • Property valuation in-house

  • subsidy advice

  • video consultations nationwide

Heel Finanzkonzepte

5.019 reviews
Mörfelder Landstraße 121b, 60598 Frankfurt-Süd, Germany
Best for
Owners needing valuation and financing

Heel Finanzkonzepte suits owners and buyers who need more than a loan comparison, such as a valuation or subsidy advice. The independent broker compares conditions from different lenders, including local Sparkassen and Volksbanken, for property and follow-on financing. Services also include renovation loans, property valuation and property brokerage. Video consultations are available across Germany, and the first appointment is free of charge for prospective clients.

The comparison at a glance

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest for
#1Interhyp 4.9582Expats wanting a broad lender comparison
#2Hüttig & Rompf 4.9404Buyers wanting a local branch team
#3DarlehensCenter Rhein-Main 5.0116Owners planning energy upgrades
#4Finanztime 5.097Buyers who want advice in English or Turkish
#5KVB Finanz 4.858Households combining mortgage and other loans
#6Dirk Schwarz Immobilienfinanzierung 5.024Buyers wanting one independent adviser
#7Dr. Klein 4.781Borrowers reviewing loans and insurance together
#8HAUS & WOHNEN Baufinanzierung 5.021Buyers comparing loan structures
#9FINANCEDOOR 5.066Planning a loan within wider finances
#10Heel Finanzkonzepte 5.019Owners needing valuation and financing

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Map of mortgage brokers in Frankfurt

Most of the brokers listed are in the city centre, the Westend and Bockenheim, with others in Sachsenhausen, Niederrad, the west of Frankfurt and Heusenstamm, south-east of the city.

Services to compare

  • Purchase and construction loansFinancing for buying an existing home, a new build or a plot, compared across many lenders.
  • Follow-on financingAnschlussfinanzierung when the fixed-rate period ends, including forward loans agreed in advance.
  • SubsidiesKfW and regional funding programmes built into the financing plan.
  • Refinancing and modernisation loansDebt rescheduling and loans for renovation, energy upgrades or extensions.
  • Investment property financeLoans for flats bought to let, where rent and tax change the calculation.

How to choose Mortgage Brokers in Frankfurt am Main

  1. Compare panel size and accessA broker comparing hundreds of lenders can reach banks you cannot apply to directly, but local Sparkassen and Volksbanken are not always included. Ask which lenders were checked for your offer.
  2. Ask how the broker is paidMany brokers are paid a commission by the lending bank when the loan is signed, so the advice costs you nothing. Ask for the fee model in writing, including any costs if the deal falls through.
  3. Check what they handle beyond the loanKfW and state subsidies, follow-on financing, forward loans and bridge loans each need specific know-how. Make sure the broker regularly handles the case you have.
  4. Prepare documents and check the languagePayslips, tax returns, residence permit, proof of equity and the property papers speed up offers. If your German is limited, confirm that the adviser can explain the loan contract in English.

Frequently asked questions

Does a mortgage broker in Frankfurt cost anything?

For the borrower, advice is usually free, because many brokers are paid a commission by the bank that grants the loan. Some financial planners work on a fee basis instead and must disclose it. Ask how the broker is paid before you sign anything.

What documents do I need for a Baufinanzierung?

Lenders usually ask for proof of identity and residence status, recent payslips or tax returns if you are self-employed, proof of equity, a list of existing loans and the property documents, such as the exposé, floor plans and land register extract. The broker tells you which papers each bank needs.

Can expats get a mortgage in Frankfurt?

Yes, but conditions vary by lender and depend on residence status, the type of employment contract and how long you have worked in Germany. Brokers with a large lender panel can look for banks that accept your situation, and some in this list offer advice in English.