Mortgage Master

Sorry wrong company reviewed my apologies

Bought our house in 2007 (yeah, great time to buy at the peak of the market, I know) and used Jesse for the mortgage. Being first time buyers we were probably a little naïve but these guys really navigated the process for us better than our buyers agent. I’ve actually refinanced with them twice, first time we consolidated our two loans into one at a lower rate and with the second we just closed on our mortgage rate is about half of the original. That is BANK that we’re saving. I have no idea what the other reviewers are talking about. Right at the start I was given a laundry list of bank statements and the like that they needed. I think I needed to supply one more document explaining a large-​ish expense check from work, but its understandable that before someone will loan you thousands for a house, they want to have a good idea where you stand financially. Once all the paperwork was in the biggest pain was working out the cramps in my hand from signing all the paperwork at the lawyers office. Which was also totally easy to schedule. First time we refi’d they actually came to the house.
I’ve recommended these guys to some of my friends who’ve also used them with success and no grief. Now Unilocalers I’m passing on my recommendation to you all.

If you’d like to be lied to, manipulated, and treated like an uneducated consumer with rocks in your head, go to Mortgage Master. Ok, in all fairness, my first experience with them was great — Tom talked me through the mortgage side of my first home purchase and was generally very helpful and knowledgeable. He has some strange ideas about where money comes from but I’ve noticed that most people in the real estate business think that home buyers have magic piles of money that will appear when the perfect home or mortgage comes along that only requires a «little bit» more money.
But when it came time to refinance, Mortgage Master was terrible. I’m an intelligent, well-​educated consumer who reads the documents I’m asked to sign and takes the time to make careful decisions. But Mortgage Master lied to me, kept information from me until so close to the time of closing that I was strong-​armed into going forward with the terms I had not agreed to or risk losing the «incredible» interest rate I would get by going through with it. I should have trusted my instincts and walked away. I am now out a significant chunk of money I was told I would not be responsible for, am stuck with a mortgage term that is entirely unacceptable to me, and my monthly payments have changed such a minimal amount that the deal was not worth it.
In short, avoid this place. The people at Mortgage Master (and some of the lawyers they work with) embody the image of the financial industry as a bunch of manipulative scam-​artists.