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Any ever heard of or dealt with this company?
The online reviews (if legit) are very good and looking at their fees seem
quite lower than alot of other ppl (comparing w. Bankrate.com)
btw what are teachers federal CU never talked about on here?
It seems their rates beat everyone unless I'm reading this wrong
Im about to close on a 30 year SONYMA loan and thinking about
refi down the road. I noticed NFCU loans have no PMI but Sebonic rates are always
low and .. not sure why they never list fees.. hmmm
@Anonymous wrote:Any ever heard of or dealt with this company?
The online reviews (if legit) are very good and looking at their fees seem
quite lower than alot of other ppl (comparing w. Bankrate.com)
btw what are teachers federal CU never talked about on here?
It seems their rates beat everyone unless I'm reading this wrong
Im about to close on a 30 year SONYMA loan and thinking about
refi down the road. I noticed NFCU loans have no PMI but Sebonic rates are always
low and .. not sure why they never list fees.. hmmm
A bit late to your post but I have been trying to buy with them for over a year now. I keep getting outbid on the local level..... Anyway I just had to reapp with them again today. Down sides so far is that they aren't open on the weekend... Well my old MLO gave me his phone number and ran Pre-Approvals anytime I needed them (recently left the company). Now I'm starting over again (time since last pre-approval is too great). My cousin on the other hand refinanced with them last summer and has had no problems with them so far.
Sorry my response is so late... They do have the most reviews and some of the lowest % rates...
I went through an aborted refinance with them: have nothing remotely bad to say about them, at all (which is saying something given how many dumb things can go wrong even in a refinance) about their handling of my application or processing it to the point where I walked away and went the HELOC route instead.
I will certainly be considering them if I do another conventional loan when I move.