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Report: #267230

Complaint Review: New Century Mortgage - McKinney Texas

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  • Reported By: Cleveland Texas
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  • New Century Mortgage McKinney, Texas U.S.A.
  • Phone: 888-477-0193
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  • Category: Loans

New Century Mortgage Predatory lending practice to first time mortgage customers Ripoff McKinney Texas

*UPDATE EX-employee responds: You should be angry at your mortgage broker

*UPDATE EX-employee responds: You should be angry at your mortgage broker

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We were first time mortgagees, and did not even know the difference in fixed and adjustable mortgages when we borrowed from New Century. We asked pertinent questions of the closer, and due to our lack of knowledge, were misled completely.

Our interest went up so sharply, increasing our payments, compounded by the fact that they denied us when we asked for qualification to help save our home by utilizing their in-house help, we were forced to enter into Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. We have just learned they folded earlier this year due to the number of bad loans they granted.

Jody
Cleveland, Texas
U.S.A.

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#2 UPDATE EX-employee responds

You should be angry at your mortgage broker

AUTHOR: Tatertot - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Monday, August 20, 2007

I worked for New Century for many years before they went out of business. They are a WHOLESALE lender. Which means they do not sell loans direct to the public. A mortgage broker determines the loan and its criteria and sells it to the borrower. The wholesaler just processes the loan they request and lends the money. They do not determine the details of your loan...your broker does. There are many wholesale lenders including reputable companies like Washington Mutual and Wells Fargo. New Century went out of business for many reasons, but if you were screwed over, blame the person who did your paperwork, not the bank. I would contact your mortgage broker.

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#1 UPDATE EX-employee responds

You should be angry at your mortgage broker

AUTHOR: Tatertot - (U.S.A.)

POSTED: Monday, August 20, 2007

I worked for New Century for many years before they went out of business. They are a WHOLESALE lender. Which means they do not sell loans direct to the public. A mortgage broker determines the loan and its criteria and sells it to the borrower. The wholesaler just processes the loan they request and lends the money. They do not determine the details of your loan...your broker does. There are many wholesale lenders including reputable companies like Washington Mutual and Wells Fargo. New Century went out of business for many reasons, but if you were screwed over, blame the person who did your paperwork, not the bank. I would contact your mortgage broker.

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