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    5.0 (2 reviews)
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    Legacy Mutual Mortgage

    Legacy Mutual Mortgage

    (8 reviews)

    TCU/West Cliff

    I am surprised by the low reviews and feel I need to post my experience. It all started with Troy…read morewho called me back quickly and took his time to hear what I needed. His team was incredibly helpful and skilled at their job. Anytime I wanted something quick, I reached out to Troy directly and he made sure he had an update. The rates were on the mark with being competitive. The service was excellent. I was glad I could support a local business with the purchase of my home. I cannot recommend high enough. Troy and his team were awesome

    Legacy Mutual has fair interest rates, don't get me wrong…read more The problem lies in their level of customer service standards at various points during the loan application process. First, on the day before my mortgage was scheduled to close, I was told that my tax return for the current year would be required. This despite Legacy Mutual already having my tax returns for the previous two years, in addition to a plethora of other financial records. I asked why and failed to get an intelligible answer even from their manager. Yet she was adamant that this was "their policy". A wonderful thing to learn at the last minute. What was the only way to solve this problem? You guessed it, file my tax return - even when I don't owe a penny of tax and am not ready to file because of missing tax documents. This means I had the pleasure of refiling my taxes later when I received all my docs. Second, after delaying my closing date to the following week, I drove out to meet the notary Legacy Mutual arranged. Upon arriving at the meeting place, I was informed that they had messed up the paperwork I was supposed to sign. The paperwork would need to be reprinted. My trip was entirely wasted and I had to meet a second notary. Last-second surprises and making the customer repeat his / her effort seem to be a trend here. Finally, no attempt was made to explain how I should pay my mortgage monthly. I had to inquire about this myself a week before my first payment date. No apologies were made for any of the above.

    Movement Mortgage

    Movement Mortgage

    (1 review)

    TCU/West Cliff

    Stay as far away from these con artists as you can. My wife…read moreand I decided to purchase a house. Long backstory summed up: we owned a fixer upper that we grew tired of fixing. Our family was getting bigger than the house could reasonably accommodate. We contacted movement mortgage about obtaining a loan. We provided every bit of information they requested, well before we decided to put a loan application in. After extensively answering questions about credit history, employment history, our favorite colors...you get the point, we were told by our mortgage loan officer, Shea Patton, that we had a good chance of approval. My wife and I decided to go through with the application. We received (in email) a TBD approved letter. We didn't know what that meant at the time, so we looked it up and asked some of our banker contacts. Apparently, a TBD approval was the best approval we could get. Our Movement Mortgage (MM) loan officer, Shea Patton (MLO) told us the underwriting had already looked over the file and approved it. Now, it is important to say that my wife and I had never been through bank lending before. Our current home was an owner finance situation. One condition of our loan was that we had to sell our house...which we did. The proceeds of that sale went from one title company to the next. We we're scheduled to close two days after we sold our current home. Less than 24 hours before we were to sign paperwork on our new home, we received a call from our MLO stating that underwriting wasn't going to approve our loan. Mind you, this was after the close of the business day...so our proceeds from the sale of our home we're locked up in escrow until the following day. We had no place to go. We didn't have any contingency plan because our MLO personally guaranteed our approval to our real estate agent, the listing agent, us, and the sellers of the house. Needless to say, we were homeless with no where to go. We couldn't even get a room to rent for the night. Due to MM's negligence, we we're out over $5000 in unnecessary expenses. Our four children were without a home for a week. What did MM do to correct their error? Not a damned thing. "Why don't you sue?" The amount of money and time it would take to recoup our losses wouldn't justify the process. So...STAY AWAY FROM MOVEMENT MORTGAGE.

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