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4.9/5 rating based on 407,326 reviews

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3.3 December 4, 2023

Review by Ronald Weng for New Kimball

Completed transaction on December 4, 2023

Finally being Able to Finnish projects on the house.

3.3 December 4, 2023

Review by Gary Smith for New Kimball

Completed transaction on December 4, 2023

The process needs to be quicker and have more communication

3.3 December 4, 2023

Review by Eric Eversole for New Kimball

Completed transaction on December 4, 2023

No

3.3 December 4, 2023

Review by Alexander Valencia for Karen Chiu

Completed transaction on December 4, 2023

better communcation

3.3 November 28, 2023

Review by Phillip Wilson for Wassef Kamal

Completed transaction on November 28, 2023

I went through 3 loan officers during my loan and it would always set it back every time. The time frame that this caused was unacceptable, but I still followed through with everything that was ask of me. Each time I got everything that was ask for done,there was always something else that I had to do.

3.3 November 27, 2023

Review by JOSE MERCADO for New Gonzalez

Completed transaction on November 27, 2023

Better communication to us the buyer add time did I call and left messages they never call me back thank to Juan Carlos Gonzalez the realtor who whats is the one communicating better through the whole process but overall I think everyoneThank you.

3.3 November 26, 2023

Review by Holly Carmen Tremblay for Karen Chiu

Completed transaction on November 26, 2023

There was somewhat a lack of communication between us and the loan processor, Natalie Campos, regarding getting our rate locked in. Karen did make it right in the end but it caused a fair amount of stress.

3.3 November 17, 2023

Review by Jennifer Rossi for New Gallagher

Completed transaction on November 17, 2023

If you promise someone a monthly mortgage payment amount, you should stick to it or be honest with the buyer if you cannot meet that number. It is unfair for someone, on the day of closing, to be presented with a number significantly higher than what they told you they could afford. The mortgage company full well knows that a buyer pulling out of a sale the day of settlement is very unlikely and the buyer would be forced to accept what was given to them, no matter how much of a hardship that amount will be for them.

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