Complaint Review: All American Lending Group - Tucson AZ

You know that you are lying about the facts that took place in your rebuttal on here, as well as Google. It was clearly your job to make sure we were qualified for a home loan, and you failed to do so. Now you have to lie about what happened to save face. No one cares about your recent testimonial of another client. You failed to do your job with us as clients, so shame on you!

Everyone who knows you guys know the real truth about what you did, and how you operate. Us, nor our realtor, who by the way has been your good friend of 10 years, misrepresented themselves in any form or fashion. Shame on you for suggesting that nonsense! You received all documents within a day or less of asking, and your husband, David, even admitted to our realtor, again your friend of 10 years, that you made a mistake.

He agreed that he should pay for our inspection fees, since it was his office's mistake. Regardless, you have lost us and anyone we know as a client. Think about that for a moment. Many businesses rely on referrals, and your business just lost several. Have a nice life!

To Whom It May Concern:

RE: Anu Markiewicz-Fairfield

Please let me respond to the poor rating that I got from the above-referenced borrower. Dana Cole with Hallmark Realty, their realtor, who was a good friend of mine and my husband, called me and told me that a couple of guys who work for me want to buy a home. They came in and talked to me and reiterated that they work for Dana Cole. I asked them how much they made per month and based on their response, I prequalified them to buy a home. At no time was I told they were self-employed. After finding a home, I asked for their "need list" which included W-2s and paystubs. They brought their tax returns and their W-2s but did not have a copy of their paystubs. After their inspection was already done, I called Dana Cole and asked her for copies of their paystubs. She said no, I 1099 them, they are self-employed. I at this moment said we have a problem. You have to be self-employed for 2 years. She suggested that they set up their own business account and start paying themselves W-2 wages. This would be an exception. I agreed and went along with this idea. It took them about 2 weeks to finally bring me in their W-2 paystubs in which I submitted to the lender. The underwriter stated she could not approve based on the fact that even though they are W-2 waging themselves, that they could also have a huge loss on their schedule C income at the end of the year. I immediately called the realtor and told her what was going on and both borrowers were with her. I said I was very sorry and all she said was fix it! I went to several other lenders to see if we could do an exception and they turned it down.

Dana then called my husband demanding money for both inspections. After hearing this, I said no way. They were introduced to me as an employee of Dana's and we will not pay for the 1St inspection because at that time I did not know they were self-employed, however, the 2nd inspection was an exception that was not approved so I felt obligated to pay for this one.

These borrowers along with their realtor misrepresented themselves from the very beginning. I feel my only mistake in this transaction is the 2nd time around not including that this was an exception. I have been doing loans for 25 years and will not take on a client that I don't think I can close. I obviously thought that we would be able to close this loan. I spent a lot of time and energy on this file as well and in the end lost money due to the reimbursement. I am paid 100% commission only if the deal funds.

If our statement isn't enough, then please view this testimonial, we recently received: 

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Thank you!