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Victoria Torres
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  • Silver Spring, MD
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Quicken Loans. Are they a good lender?

Victoria Torres
  • Investor
  • Silver Spring, MD
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Quicken Loans called me today and they offered to reduce interest from 3.625 to 2.875 with closing costs of $5K. The guy was really pushy asking for my credit card number to charge $500 as part of the $5K as the rest of the closing costs would be factored into the loan principal. I didn't feel comfortable with his attitude and told him I needed to make sure this was not a scam and he finally said he will call me back on Monday. Any experience with Quicken Loans please share. Thanks!

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Chris Wilson
  • Coupeville, WA
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Chris Wilson
  • Coupeville, WA
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@Victoria Torres  That does sound very pushy and I would not feel comfortable handing anyone my credit card to that I didn't initiate the transaction with. A good mortgage broker could help you find what you are looking for in a loan. To get an idea of what might be available in your area you can always check bankrate.com to see what is being shown there from different lenders.

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