Vanderbilt, Clayton Homes
Payment Increases Without Notice on Supposedly Fixed-Rate Loan

Business & Finance

9 years ago I purchased a trailer using this company for a lender, it has been nothing BUT a PAIN since then, seems to get worse by the month...

I get NO letter stating that the payment is going up & NO response or reason from them when asked about it. So much for a "fixed rate loan". I have seen some BAD loan companies before but this one takes the cake.

If you see this before you get a loan through this company, FIND another company FAST!!! It will make your life a lot easier. I have never dealt with such RUDE people before either & GOD forbid getting upset with them. They will just hang up.

In the future I will AVOID this company at ALL cost. I am in the process of refinancing this home, it may save my sanity as well. Wish me luck!!


Company: Vanderbilt, Clayton Homes
Country: USA
State: Tennessee
City: Maryville
Address: 500 Alcoa Trail
Phone: 8009707250
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