Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Settlement process and costs
Quicken Loans Mortgage department,
Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Settlement process and costs Texas
Applied for a loan with - -, a loan broker in -, T-. The loan was quoted verbally on -/-/15 by - - as 3.25 % with total fees of $1800.00 to be paid. This loan was - option on the original GFE issued by Quicken Loans, although the $1800.00 in fees was higher than on the GFE. Quicken issued several subsequent GFE 's, each one incorrect. As of the day of verbally being advised of loan approval, a correct GFE had not been received, however, we continued to proceed in good faith. A correct GFE was never received prior to closing. The final, incorrect, GFE, arrived via USPS on -/-/15, the day of closing. Despite being advised of loan approval on Friday, - - and requesting both the corrected GFE and HUD statements several times between that date and our scheduled closing of -/-/15, they were not received in a timely manner. On -/-/15, the business day prior to closing, the HUD statement was received late afternoon. Upon review it was noted that again, the loan numbers were incorrect. There were origination charges and fees totaling $4100.00, or $2300.00 more than quoted. A call to - - of -
She also advised that we could change to another loan, but that would take a minimum of 3 days to process. As the closing was out of state and had already been delayed -, my husband and I would have to find another time to travel, incur additional expense, etc., we decided to go ahead with the closing even though the figures were incorrect and the loan was not the one that had been promised. - - did refund $470.00 which was the cost of the appraisal on the property, however, even with this refund, charges incurred on the loan issued by Quicken Loans were $1800.00 more than originally quoted by - -. Complaint : Despite numerous requests through our loan broker for a corrected GFE, Quicken Loans did not provide the GFE on the loan that was purchased until the date of closing, at which point it was too late to make any corrections for their errors. The HUD statement was also not issued until the very last moment, not allowing time for any corrections without delaying closing. An aside, - - advised that information from Quicken was sent via USPS and e-mail, however, no e-mail was ever received from Quicken Loans. I believe that this issue is an unethical practice.
Quicken Loans customer in Texas
May 14, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Quicken Loans response to complaint:
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