In Feb I looked into refinancing my Florida condo with Quicken Loans. They required before signing any papers a Good Faith of $750.00 by credit card over the phone. Andy Cyrulnik with Quicken Loans insured me that the money would be refunded to me if they could not give the loan due to not ...
I am an Army vet looking to buy his first home. I stumbled across Quicken after Wells Fargo gave me the brush-off and I submitted my details through a mortgage search engine. I specified from word-go that I was looking to apply for a VA Home Loan due to the fact that the VA website said VA loans ...
I was promised I was qualified for a loan and just had to pay a deposit to get the appraisal which would not cost me and would be applied toward the loan but they did 2 appraisals and never made my loan. I am out 500 dollars for nothing and would recommend no one to do business with these liars. ...
I wanted to refinance my home and through good timing and negotiation I was able to get a very good interest rate through Quicken Loans, or so I thought! I gave them $300 to lock the interest rate (and supposedly to pay for the home appraisal) and they were supposed to proceed to process the loan. ...
I made the mistake of submitting a loan application to this company. They specifically stated that a fee of $350 dollars would be charged for my FHA loan when the loan was approved and the fee was for the appraisal. I decided that I did not want to finance through this company a few days later. I ...
1st and foremost do not give them a credit card number even if it is just an informational call. Within the 1st 5 minutes of our conversation our credit report was in their hands and the loan had been approved for re-financing our home. In order to lock in the rate quoted they e-mailed us the ...