New American Funding Reviews

email sent to all parties invovled. Complaint filed with state regulator.

Dustin was absolutely horrible to me. I’m 74 years old trying to get my home refinanced and Dustin did not explain my loan and the cash that I had to pay for the rate he promised me. Dustin gave me a rate and did not tell me I had to pay an additional 3K for pointDustin talked down to me and said it’s not his job to explain every detail just the highlights of the loan. It was so bad that his manager had to take over my loan because Dustin was so unprofessional. Dustin makes the company look bad.

Dealing with more competent people that have professionalism and that can man up and admit fault instead of point blame at other parties I would’ve just been pleased with better communication and not dealing with all the extra stress we’ve been put through

Lack of commiunication, tone of voice and disrespect when questions were asked and concerns raised. Very unprofessional attitude

Learn how to speak with ur customers, your team the people u work for. It don’t matter if ur the 3rd biggest In the state learn how to speak with ppl!!!

at this time ..I want to move pass this..!! I 'll never use NAF again...

I didn't hear from my loan officer at pivotal moments in the process and when I finally did our phone call was lengthy (45 minutes) and pointless. She proceeded to talk about personal things that had nothing to do with the loan. When I would ask questions regarding my loan I did not get answers. when asked to start the process we delayed for 3 months only to have the same rate. I have unanswered emails and text messages throughout those three months.

We have SO MANY complaints about NAF. First of all, the communication was dreadful. We had to repeatedly call to get any answers to our questions and we had to get news through other people involved (i.e., the sellers' real estate agent, who should absolutely NOT have been getting updates about OUR loan before we did!), which was both frustrating and frankly embarassing for NAF. Our real estate agent said she had never encountered such unprofessionalism and that she would never work with NAF again. Our closing date was pushed back THREE times and it was never appropriately communicated to us - we found out from sellers more than once. Our purchase nearly didn't go through because there were additional documents that we were asked for at the last minute and after we had already signed, when we were already moving and nearly prevented us from having anywhere to sleep that night. That urgent, last-minute request was also made by email one hour before the end of the work week! 3 days before signing, we were told that the insurance we had sent 3 weeks prior was no good due to a mixup with the addresses, however, evidently no one had bothered to look at it until the last minute so we had to redo our whole insurance request on very short notice, which was typical in this process. Everything was asked for at the last possible moment and done at the last possible moment, which is so frustrating and beyond unpleasant as it could have prevented us from ever closing on the house if the sellers had gotten as frustrated as we did. Two days before signing, Marilyn called me and said I needed to take a class that would take "a few minutes" - it took an hour and a half with me only skimming the bare minimum!! That kind of blatant misrepresentation is why I do not trust NAF and was infuriated by the disrespect to my time because I was asked to do it immediately when I was at work and I feel its wrong to make those kinds of demands based on your inability to manage your time. It took a huge chunk of time and I felt I was lied to about the process/timing of the class (the class itself was also worthless given the timing of it). We also had to repeatedly ask NAF to fix their mistakes on our paperwork, including the morning of signing, when NAF presented paperwork with a home inspection fee on it, when we had told Marilyn and Jeff three weeks prior that we had already paid that fee and to take it off, which Marilyn did not do when we initially asked. I don't understand why that even be on there, because NAF does not supply home inspections and it makes me wonder how many people have paid those fees for a nonexistent service, which further erodes my trust in NAF as a financial institution. We also did not receive clear information on the original paperwork, ever, and repeatedly had to call to make corrections or ask questions. Major changes to the loan were made without consulting us (i.e., switching from a MDHHS loan to a different type of loan - we accepted the change, but would have preferred to have been consulted and informed at the time of the recommended changes). Also, we particularly had a lot of frustration interacting with Marilyn. She couldn't answer any questions we had, talked over us when we attempted to ask questions, and overall was a very frustrating person to talk to because her explanations were incoherent and we ended that call more annoyed and confused than when we started. So, what would have made it better? How about a basic level of competent communication about our loan and hearing directly from people at NAF instead of through people who are not even NAF clients? Also, actually listening when we ask for corrections and not urgently asking for things last minute, like you've never done a loan before and don't know what you will need. I can't imagine that your loan processer has never needed proof of where a cashier's check has come from and therefore needs to email 6 hours after the house was sold to find out where the money came from. It makes no sense to me that all of this was so last-minute from NAF when our signing date was pushed back 3 times and all our paperwork on our side was in 3 weeks prior to signing. What was NAF doing with it all that time? Why was nothing ready until the absolute last moment? I cannot think of a more frustrating experience with any business in my entire life.