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EL DORADO HILLS,#2Author of original report
Fri, January 05, 2007
Our experience was what it was...a misrepresentation of fees initially quoted. And when we asked them to make it right we were given the same excuse they gave you - it was the escrow company?!! Well, if you are educated about the loan process, the escrow company takes its directive (which = preparation of the escrow documents) from the lender and the lender? The lender gets its information from FIRST FINANCIAL LENDING GROUP or the broker...the ONLY mistake made in our transaction was dishonesty and belief that by us signing the documents in a hurried state we would miss the increase on our fees. The hopes are from our posts it creates just enough doubt that consumers will REVIEW and read the fine print on their loan documents. I am happy they were nice to you, but maybe thats because you have just enough knowledge to have found your mistake made by the "escrow company" as we did. In Christ, Cheated consumer!!
Scott
Oxnard,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, January 04, 2007
I use this site from time to time and to my surprise a comment was posted about a company I do business with, First Financial Lending Group. I would like to offer my opinion in the matter. First Financial has helped me many times, in fact, they have saved my home from repossession. I have never had a company take the time to explain the mortgage process so accurately and factual. I had a problem with my first loan with them, they fixed the problem immediately and it turned out to be the escrow company's fault, which happens.... This brings me to my point. The previous post seems to be bogus. I'll bet someone was upset because there loan was declined. I can't say enough good things about FFL. It is inconceivable for them to wrong a borrower. I think the person who posted the previous post needs to get a little bit more educated themselves. First, you can't get "cheated" when no transaction took place! Second, there is always ONE broker, not three. The other employees work under the broker as a salesperson or telemarketer. I hate to see good companies have a bad post; they are defensless with the sites. Hope this helps. - A very satisfied borrower