I did a lot of research on mortgage lenders before I began my refi project. Everywhere I turned, every search I did, every review I read, all listed Veterans United as #1. A+ with the Better Business Bureau. 5 stars with TrustPilot. #1 rated VA lender in several other surveys and rating services. And every single top rating is unquestionably well deserved! The representatives are consummate professionals who take a genuine interest in helping their clients. Their website is secure and easy to navigate. They provide routine updates on progress so you’re never left in the dark. Any documents to be reviewed or signed are front and center on the “To-Do List” page. The entire process was fast and easy - from initial contact to final closing and settlement was just over 6 weeks, despite the fact that there were three holidays in that period.The English language does not contain enough superlatives to adequately express my heartfelt endorsement of Veterans United. I only gave them a 10 because I can’t give them an 11! If you’re a veteran in need of a VA mortgage or refi, don’t waste your time with anyone else. Call Veterans United first. You’ll be glad you did.
Great experience working with your team.
Very knowledgeable and catered
To our family and answered so many questions! Made the process simple
Felt like a mini realtor
Lol. The whole team did their
Part and definitely would recommend!
The whole process was easy, and everyone involved was helpful.
Nothing further.
Will gladly recommend veterans United for all my fellow veteran friends looking to buy a new home.
This is our third experience with Tommy Purk and his team. They have provided outstanding service each time. Over our 55 year marriage we have needed home loans several times and I can say with certaintly that Veterans United and this particular team is the best experience we have ever had.
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Experience was great overall. Better rates and overall amount than that of local credit unions. I've thing I will say is to address the confirms others have about the Equifax conference calls. Google the issue and you'll see tons of concerned people about that process.
I will definitely share my experiences with my fri
