Veterans United was extremely helpful in securing our first ever home loan. From the initial consultation to closing they were responsive and talked us through every step of the way. If ever my Loan Specialist was un available, we had another team member who was familiar with our situation and could pick up where we left off. I would highly recommend Veterans United to anyone looking to secure a home loan.
Mark was very helpful and added that personal touch that is needed in times when Buying a home, and Amy was on the ball with Paper work Awesome Team !!!!
Every step of my home buying process was explained thoroughly and any questions I had were answered right away.
I would recommend it because it was a pretty easy experience to get started. I am sure most people have a pretty good experience and I feel like my situation is an outlier. That being said; I feel like my loan was woefully mishandled by someone during this process. I was made to wait several weeks for an appraisal that should never have taken so long. The loan team became nearly mute during this process - I had a lot of difficulty getting a hold of them when I needed to know what was going on.During my closing day, the loan team indicated to me via email that my documents were ready and I could sign the paperwork to close. Instead of that - I waited around at the title company for about 4 hours until I finally gave up on waiting for them to send the documents that I had previously been informed were already ready. I felt so disrespected during this time because I not only had to skip my morning class to wait around for nothing. I then was forced to skip BOTH of my afternoon classes in order to sign the documents once they were finally ready. I have never seen such blatant disregard for my time coming from a company that is supposed to be veteran friendly.Additionally, as if I hadn't suffered enough - the appraiser for the VA was scheduled to return on Friday, November 15th. We had scheduled the loan to fund on that day - I called every member of my loan team to get an update on if the appraisal report was in; nobody answered their phone. Finally, at 2:14 PM I was called by someone I have never spoken with before and informed that my loan team wasn't in the office today and by the way the appraisal report wasn't in yet and you're not going to be getting into your home today.This entire process went smoothly in the beginning and turned into an absolute nightmare after the appraisal was ordered. I am severely disappointed with how my file was handled at the end and I genuinely hope no prospective veteran homeowner has to experience the anxiety, stress, and discomfort that I went through in order to purchase my home.
Response from Veterans United
Nick, we're very sorry about the troubles you experienced with the VA appraisal process. The appraisal process is overseen by the VA, but we do our best to prepare Veterans for issues that may arise. Our goal is to remove as much stress for our Veterans as possible, and we're sorry we weren't able to do that for you. Our Client Advocate team will be researching your appraisal process to find ways we could have better prepared you for closing.
The process was really straightforward with the use of your website to upload documents. What was frustrating was having to send the same documents multiple times during the underwriting process. Sometimes our underwriting team would ask for a document that we provided within days of its upload and they would have to go back and update the system as if they were overlooking what we provided. As and active duty member I found it frustrating having to upload 4 LES stubs over an 8 month time period.
Very helpful and was there anytime I needed to ask a question!
Jody and Abbey were great. Very smooth process.
Everyone was very professional and helpful during
the whole process
Jon McCarty was very helpful and answered most of our questions.
Awesome stress free experience
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Good people, good to their clients. This time around though, we had a tougher time with closing. Multiple times where something just wasn’t that clear or I submitted something only to have it kicked back with extra instructions. The final cash to close was also over 3,000 dollars off of the final estimate. I learned about it the day before closing. To me, that was unacceptable and almost made us not be able to close in time.
Try to avoid switching out loan officers during the process. It can cause communication issues.
It was such a great experience from beginning to end.
