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Just don’t fall for it?

September 24th, 2009 by The Kunselman Team Leave a reply »

We have all heard the saying, “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is”, yet we have all fallen for someone who promised us the world and only delivered us disappointment. In the last month or so, we at The Kunselman Team have started to hear a lot of stories about people who were promised great things from some mortgage broker that they didn’t really know and surprise surprise, the broker did not deliver on their promise.  This is not that uncommon in this market because many mortgage brokers are desperate for business and will tell people anything to get a loan.   We had a client call us last week because they had decided to work with a broker who promised to close their loan in two weeks when we said it would take about 30 days.  The loan didn’t close in two weeks and it still hasn’t closed.

The Kunselman Team has a much better philosophy.  We believe in under promising and over delivering.  While many brokers will leave 3rd party fees of their Good Faith Estimates to make it look like they are charging less, The Kunselman Team puts every fee that can come up so that there are no surprises except maybe that your are getting back more money than expected.  We are also realistic about the time it will take to close your loan.  Loans just take longer to do now than they did in the past.  Lenders are looking at every detail much more closely than they have in the past and that takes time.  If you are working with someone who promises to close your loan in two weeks, get it in writing and make sure you get something if they don’t deliver on their promise.

As always, if you would like to work with the best in the industry, give The Kunselman Team a call so we can help you with all your mortgage needs.

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