skategirl asked:


We are looking to refinance our mortgage. We had a bad experience with a mortgage broker the first time around. Aside from the BBB, are there any websites where I can find others’ opinions/experiences with mortgage companies?

Having received some offers already, there are a few which look too good to be true. The majority of the offers so far are at the same, somewhat higher rate (which seems to be the normal rate for our area). I just want to do some background research on the few companies that are offering the lower rates before we accept one of them.

Thanks!

Antonio

3 Responses to “Where can I find others’ opinions on reputable mortgage companies?”

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2. Mark M on December 1st, 2008 4:13 am

   Mortgage company not willing to lock your loan documents.
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3. Yoli on December 2nd, 2008 4:30 pm

   Visit your local department of real estate website, look up the company and the loan officer. If your loan officer is not licensed don’t do business with them. Any complaints or suspension of license will be listed with DRE. Bottom line if you are working with a company that doesn’t charge application fees upfront you are pretty much covered, if they don’t deliver the loan in the terms you agree on you don’t sign, they don’t get paid, simple as that.
   Hope this helps!!