Mortgages for Champions - RH Funding - Residential Home Funding Mortgages for Champions Guilty of Lender Fraud Briarcliff Manor New York
Mortgages for Champions is a complete identity scam! Me and my wife submitted an application to only find out that there was a breach to our application and maybe new loans appear on our credit that we have done taken out - even credit card accounts! Someone at this company stole or sold our private information. We spoke to Jeffery Rosen about it but he was not helpful and hung up the phone. What a sick joke this company is. DO NOT USE THEM!
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MissNewJersey
Oakland,New Jersey,
I Had a FANTASTIC experience with Residential Home Funding Corp.
#3Consumer Comment
Tue, May 21, 2013
Residential Home Funding Corp. is a wonderful company. I had a grea texperience with them and specifically, the Mortgages for Champions program. I am a teacher in New Jersey and I had heard of this program from a flyer that was in the teachers room.
I called the 800 number, and was immediately contacted by a local specialist who helped me the entire way and even came to the closing. I got a great discount and had excellent customer service the entire time.
I have recommended this company to many friends and family members, and will continue to speak only wonderful things about Residential Home Funding Corp.
Jeffrey Rosen
East Brunswick,New Jersey,
United States of America
Mortgages for Champions is respected and honored
#3UPDATE Employee
Thu, December 02, 2010
the Mortgages for Champions Program has received nothing but high praise and honors from the men and women in Law Enforcement. Since its inception, their has only been high praise for both the program, the company, Residential Home Funding Corp., and especially Jeff Rosen.
In the paste 12 months alone, the Mortgages for Champions Program has been honored by the NY DEA,endorsed by NOBLE, HALEA, and Jeff Rosen has won the Distinguished Citizen award from the NY/NJ Detective Crime Clinic, and just last week was named Honored Citizen by the NJ Honor Legion, representing 4,500 men and women in Law Enforcement.
Upoon investigation, we found out that this was filed by a loan officer who had been terminated. He even mistakingly used the word "maybe" in his complaint. RHF, the Program and myself take pride in treating every client with the highest respect and loyalty. Unfortunately this was a hoax.