Complaint Review: Quicken Loans - Detroit Michigan
- Quicken Loans 1050 Woodward AvenueDetroit Detroit, Michigan United States of America
- Phone: 800-863-4223
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- Category: Mortgage Brokers
Quicken Loans Quicken Loans - Main Office - Compuware Wasted both Time and Money with this Terrible Co, Detroit, Michigan
*UPDATE Employee: Quicken Loans
*Consumer Comment: Easy
*Consumer Comment: Why
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This has been one of the worst experiences with a company I have ever had. They approved the loan upfront to get a deposit and then lead me on for literally six month of asking for documents after more documents which eventually equaled hundreds and hundreds of pages of income verification.
This was on a 230k loan and my income is over 300k a year. I made a huge mistake sticking through the process with them as they told me a story daily of why we werent closing yet and eventually had three loan officers assisting in getting the loan closed. Every day it was just one more thing and this went on for months, as they would delay a response for 72 hours each time I sent them a different document. My local bank couldnt believe all the items I had to have them do for this company and as of this day we still are not closed.
This company is about selling the original appraisal fee and then stringing you along and doing absolutely nothing of value for its customers. I have rarely in my life experienced such a terrible waste of time. I also have found that any sites that post positive comments about this company seem to have many comments that sound very similar to an advertisement directly written by the company. I made the mistake of not researching the company and reading the hundreds of negative reviews and reports about it.
In my humble opinion I would reccomend anyone to RUN not walk away from this company and their terrible business practices.
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#3 UPDATE Employee
Quicken Loans
AUTHOR: Quicken_Loans - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Hi. I'm very sorry to hear about the recent experience that you've had with us. How can I help? My name is Nick, and I'd like to get in touch with you and look into your recent experience further. Send me an email at nicholasnavetta@quickenloans.com with any additional details and I'll make sure to look into it ASAP with our Client Relations Team.

#2 Consumer Comment
Easy
AUTHOR: Kim - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, December 18, 2012
I have read many of the reports on here & my experience was nothing like these. First of all I want to state my mortgage was not underwater, we have good credit, great pay history, plenty of equity. Quicken was able to close our refi within 25 days from start to finish. Yes, I did have to send in docs but it was less than when we bought our house 15 years ago. I talked to several refi co's..including the big bank that held my mortgage; we decided to go with Quicken & I am very glad we did. I would recommend them to anyone looking to refi

#1 Consumer Comment
Why
AUTHOR: Tagurit - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, September 16, 2012
I'm confused here. If you make over $300K a year and are asking for a loan for $230K what would be the issue? I know that lending guidelines have become much more strict but they would likely have asked you to fill out paperwork to get an IRS transcript to verify your income plus asked for W2's, pay stubs, and 2-3 months of your bank statements. Unfortunately this is not isolated to just Quicken but to pretty much every mortgage originator. If they have this I don't understand what the issue is unless there is a debt to income ratio issue on your end or some otther undisclosed financial obligations that would cause issues with them getting it through underwriting. It would seem they only make real money by closing on the loan and would work with you accordingly.


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