Every aspect was spot on.

Casey and the entire team are amazing! They are professional and effective as a team.



Very pleased




I very much enjoyed working with the team at Veterans United. They were prompt and informative during the home buying process.

The whole team was amazing and Shannon especially. Taking the time to show us houses in both springs and pueblo is a lot of work but she managed to fit us in without any wait time at all. Truly an amazing person. And our loan officer making sure we got a good interest rate.

yes I would recommend/

Lance and his team where outstanding, great communication, and informative.


Tony and Morgan were literally the most outstanding "bank" people I have ever dealt with. When we were apprehensive, they sent a reassuring email, when we had questions, they answered promptly and swiftly.I 100 percent hold them in the highest regard.


The beginning of the home buying process was great and everything was moving along smoothly. Everything was starting to get stressful towards the end because I kept getting bounced around between MyVU contacts. Not being able to sign into the app when I needed to because it was time sensitive didn’t help either. Towards the end it just felt like I was flying blind with little direction and felt like I was just getting pushed along getting document after document thrown at me to view and sign last minute. I was told multiple times that we were going to close on a certain date so I had to keep asking for days off which isn’t easy to do as a truck driver. In the end we lost a lot of money so we didn’t even get to enjoy closing on the house. We were more happy that the process was over than having actually bought a house. I wouldn’t go as far as to not recommend MyVU to friends and family because I’m sure both everybody goes through the same experience but I would definitely tell them to be cautious so they don’t go through what we went through.
Response from Veterans United
Hi Sergio,
I’m really sorry to hear how things ended—especially after such a promising start. Buying a home should feel exciting, not like a series of last-minute curveballs. Getting bounced between contacts, not being able to log into the app when timing mattered most, and getting hit with unexpected documents and delays? That’s a lot to take on—especially when you're trying to coordinate days off as a truck driver. You shouldn’t have been left flying blind in the final stretch.
It’s upsetting to hear that closing felt more like a relief than a celebration. That’s not the experience we want for anyone, and I appreciate you being honest about it. If you’re open to talking more, our Client Advocate team would like to hear from you so we can look into what went wrong and help make sure it doesn’t happen to someone else. You can reach us at 1-800-212-5200 or ClientAdvocate@vu.com. We’re in the office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST.
Thanks again for the feedback—and for giving us a chance to learn from it.

The process from beginning to end was seamless. They took care of everything and thought of the things I needed,like internet and sent me information on all of the other services.


My loan team was outstanding from start to finish. These guys know what they’re doing and do a tremendous job! I can’t thank them enough!

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OK, so, I have always preferred renting for the convenience, but then about a year ago I was somehow inspired to buy a home, if I could find the right now. I h ad stumbled onto VU and had contacted them with my interest in doing a VA loan, which would be my first. My best friend "sister" and I spent months trying to find one close to her house, (My mom has dementia and I am her caregiver and my friend and her family have helped me care for her and she has become part of their family) Unfortunately, they were all high priced and still a bit away distance-wise, so we kind of tabled it for another time. For anyone who doesn't think prayer works, they might want to recheck that! A mutual friend of ours owned a house literally across the street, and one day she told us that she and her husband were going to move back to TX and they decided to finally sell the house. Once my friend told her about me wanting it, she didn't even list it, instead doing a FSBO, which took out the middle man. I contacted Alec and crew to tell him I had finally found a house and he was so excited for me! He literally took care of everything and brought in Elizabeth and Blake to hold my hand through the process, which took less than a month! When they said they were going to do something, they did it and with high quality caring. They found a title company locally that also was awesome with very helpful and attentive people. They even had gotten a beautiful sign made for my craft room! It was one of the very few times in my life that I have done business with an organization/company where it was obvious these people had answered a calling to do this and genuinely loved it. They are an example of what customer care (aka service) is supposed to be like. I've been an RN for over 30 years, and a psychotherapist for over 7 years, so I know first hand the importance of making sure my clients feel taken care of. I have their phone numbers starred in my contact list, and whenever I meet a fellow Veteran wanting to purchase, Veterans United will be THE first company, and they will be the first names I give out. Somebody, please give these folks a raise, or at least a nice Christmas bonus!
Thanks for everything and Merry Christmas!
Dr. Karen Wall
MAJ (Retired) Army Nurse Corps




