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- B Mike West
- Contributions:240
I am not familiar with them. It is always a good idea to deal with any new vendor through a referral. If you have a Realtor with whom you are comfortable, ask them to put you in contact with a loan consultant who will treat you properly. The National Mortgage Loan Originator system and licensing has weeded out many who should not have been in the business in the first place. Apparently there are a few bad apples still in the barrel.
Good luck in your hunt.
Good luck in your hunt.
- rickgtech
- Contributions:5
...It so happens that I did get the loan approved by another lender and now I have 2 months living at the house we so much love.As for the lender that gave us the run around she was not experienced in dealing with preparing loan docs and flipped homes, I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND " iMORTGAGE" and the so called loan officer was Catalina Ortiz 1 year experience. It was a nightmare dealing with her nothing but broken promises for 3 months trying to get the house, so look out for this lender I would not let my worst enemy go what we went through and for anybody that is buying a house make sure they have years of qualified experience as a loan officer.
- Steven Pacchiano, "NY Broker"
- Contributions:313
Always ask for a recomendation for a mortgage broker, from a local realtor.
- rickgtech
- Contributions:5
Steven,
I did, but when I submitted an offer that same day I then received a call from imortgage and they said that they were the sellers perferred lender and gave me all these promises about how fast and alot less trouble It will be if I choose them, especially cause if it was a 4 year old flipped home. Thats when the nightmare started. The good thing is that my Realtor said after all this happend ( 3 months after ) to transfer my loan docs to the lender he first recommended and thats when it all went well.
I did, but when I submitted an offer that same day I then received a call from imortgage and they said that they were the sellers perferred lender and gave me all these promises about how fast and alot less trouble It will be if I choose them, especially cause if it was a 4 year old flipped home. Thats when the nightmare started. The good thing is that my Realtor said after all this happend ( 3 months after ) to transfer my loan docs to the lender he first recommended and thats when it all went well.
Stay away from iMortgage
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