Quicken Loan and Eagle Nationwide to refinance? Consolidate?
I am reading both positive and negative feedback on Quicken. But
I am reading both positive and negative feedback on Quicken. But apparently their rates and customer service seem good. I'd suggest that you research more about the companies before agreeing to their programs.
IMO you must also inquire about the other options available to you to deal with your debt problem.
You can read the following about Quicken. "http://www.mortgage-
You can read the following about Quicken.
"http://www.mortgage-lender-reviews.com/reviews/quicken-loans-reviews.html"
Yes, I've also read tons of good and bad reviews. The BAD thing
Yes, I've also read tons of good and bad reviews. The BAD thing about reviews is, you don't really know who's writing them. Quicken does have someone named "Kelly" doing damage control on bad reviews. So who knows if they don't have an entire team writing good reviews? It's hard to say.
Chase did recommend me to Quicken as they no longer do mortgages, so I don't doing that they're legit. With the equally mixed reviews, I'm not sure if I'm ready to take the plunge. My loan officer is trying to get me to lock in at $400 before Monday because he says the rates will rise and I'll get a higher interest rate. Sounds like high-pressure BS to me.
What about Bank of America? They're giving me a slightly lower interest rate, although it carries a point. They weren't NEARLY as high-pressure and didn't blow any smoke up my butt as far as I can tell. My only concern is that the loan officer may not have known what he was doing since he quoted my income to debt ration far lower than Quicken or PNC.