The experience was AWESOME Thank you
This was so much simpler than we expected. My wife and I began this journey in 2018 with a different lender and it was so confusing that we gave up. Veterans United made the process so straight forward and simple that we couldn't fail.Celina and her team (Dustin and Jason) were excellent communicators. They reached out immediately after my request for pre-approval. Between the phone calls, texts, emails, and online updates, We felt like we had full control of this wonderful journey.
The entire team was very friendly and professional. I'm certain they have been through this process with dozens, maybe hundreds of potential buyers, but they made us feel like it was a very personal journey for them also.As a personal touch, they even sent personalized gifts as we reached mile markers in the processIf you are Veteran and have been putting off buying a home because you aren't certain where to start. Start here and they will take you the rest of the way.Thank you Veterans United for helping us find our path to home ownership!
If you are s veteran that is totally disabled and rated incompetent by VA standards, then expect the loan to take longer to get approved due to the extra requirements the VA has the borrower and lender do. This is not a bad reflection on Veterans United but can be very frustrating to the borrower. In the end the loan closed and all is well.
I would highly recommend Veterans United for all that are buying or refinancing.
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Veterans United was a great experience, from the loan officer to the websites to do list. I was able to stay on track and provide document with ease. I would definitely recommend any veteran to go with Veterans United.
Any veteran planning to utilize your home loan benefits you've earned. I encourage you to seek out the Veterans United team. You will be surprised by the results.
