I recently contacted Quicken loans for a refinance with cash out. They asked me to put up a good faith deposit of 400.00. Since, I was trying to get cash out, this hurt a little. Everything was fine, until they sent their appraiser out. She appraised my house for 20,000.00 less that the appraisal ...
After you send them an initial $500 they never finish your investigation or application. They will always need something else faxed to them. It will eventually cost around $800 to do business with them and then a whopping $5000 closing cost. Stay away from them. ...
Quicken Loans is a total rip-off! Once they get your deposit you can forget any service. You will deal with a never ending stream of agents, none of whom know what the others are doing. They are idiots. They lose documents you email to them, they don't return phone calls, they ask for ridiculous ...
Applied for refinance all was great offer of 3.9% two months no payments. So we started paying some stray bills using our april mortgage payment. Yes this was after she told us we were good to go. Well now to make up $1200 Ooooooo ya loan approved e-mails bunch of documents, then the appraisal ...
Quicken Loans told me that they would be able to refinance my home. I told the lender that I had previously got an appraisal six months ago and the value of my home had dropped significantly. The lender, Randy Ross, said it would be fine and told me they charged a $500.00 fee to do the appraisal. ...
I willingly walked away from my $400 deposit, because I just couldn't handle their ridiculous process and empty promises. The short of it is what you discuss at the on-set will NOT be the version of the final re-financing offer. Don't ever believe their famous last words, "We only need this ...