B Openheimer
everett,#2UPDATE Employee
Fri, April 24, 2015
As mentioned previously, "Justin" has not responded to any attempt to review the forementinoed DFI claim. It is clear why he chooses to remain ananomous as his first claims were clear lies. Curtis was NOT banned from the mortgage industry and the only tie he had to the forementioned DFI fine was that he was the owner of TMBG and it was one of his branches that the DFI files the fines toward. It is impossible to control all activities done by all branches. This specific fine was toward specific loan originators and a branch manager that have not been in the mortgage industry for over 10 years.
This is equivalent to blaming the CEO of Wells Fargo for a bank teller stealing money from a till. Its unfortunate that people like "Justin" dont understand that they should know the details of things before trying to muddy someones reputation. As someone that has worked under Curt Lillibridge and with the rest of the Lillibridge family, this type of accusation while hiding behind your computer is pathetic. Anyone reading this should spend the time talking to those that actually know Curt and the Lillibridges. They are honest and operate with high regards to ethics and morality.
JustinP
seattle,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, February 26, 2013
Curtis Lillibridge was responsible for Fraudulently Inflated Price to defraud seller into paying at least $42,455.00 at closing for non-existent property improvements
See the proof on mortgagecrooks.com
http://mortgagecrooks.com/mortgagecrooks/Curt_Lillibridge-C-04-166-05-SC02/
TMBG, Corporate
Everett,#4UPDATE Employee
Mon, October 10, 2011
We regret that you have chosen to publicly attempt to discredit certain parties with vague and false allegations. Our attempts to contact you have been unsuccessful, and we invite you to contact our company directly by email or phone to discuss the specific details of your complaint.
Curtis Lillibridge, CEO, has not been banned from the mortgage industry. TMBG, Inc. is currently licensed and, along with Curtis Lillibridge, is in good standing with the State of Washington, Department of Financial Institutions. The company does not, and has not engaged in any illegal and/or fraudulent activities.