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All Forum Posts by: Teesha Geyer

Teesha Geyer has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: US Bank Mortgage - BEWARE

Teesha Geyer
Posted
  • Investor
  • Dayton, OH
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 4
Originally posted by @Steve Vaughan:

Commercial loans there are harsh, too.  Had a guy offer on a couple of my apts because he said he was getting 25yr am, 4.75% commercial money there.  He forgot or left out the part that each loan expires every 5 years.  You have to originate every 5 yrs, full appraisal and underwriting. It is just fully due and payable every 60 months. Crazy!

That's insane!!  I will NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER attempt to do business with them again.

Post: US Bank Mortgage - BEWARE

Teesha Geyer
Posted
  • Investor
  • Dayton, OH
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 4
Originally posted by @Chris Mason:
Originally posted by @Teesha Geyer:

I have just spent the last 12 days in hell dealing with US Bank for a loan on a condo investment property.  I would steer far far far away from them. Yes, they drew me in with a very low APR and points, but the process to prepare for underwriting has been daunting to say the least. I'd rather pull all my teeth out with a pair of pliers by hand than do business with them EVER again. If you would like more specifics, just let me know. If you've had a good experience with them, I'd also like to hear about it as I am still collecting all the documents they want before proceeding to the underwriters (which has been way more time intensive than my last condo purchase - which that particular mortgage company did most of the heavy lifting for me but man were they expensive!).

Hi Teesha, 

Sounds about right. 

Depository institutions (big banks and CUs) and internet lenders are where you want to go to save $37/mo by refinancing to drop your rate 0.125%, or where you want to go when you want a HELOC. That's what they are good at. Middle school stuff. Commercial mortgages, too.

Local lenders, direct non-bank lenders, correspondents, or mortgage brokers (whatever name you want to use), are where you want to go for purchase mortgages and cash out refinances. That's what they are good at. They can't even offer you a checking account or car loan at all, so they must be good for something, and that 'something' is purchase mortgages and cash out refinances. 

Right tool for the right job! If you try to get a HELOC from a mortgage broker the rate will be crap (if they can do it at all), if you try to get a purchase investment property loan from a credit union or big bank then it'll take 4 months just to be declined at the last minute because your CPA didn't dot an i on page 7 of your tax returns, etc etc, you get the idea.

@Chris Mason - YOU ARE SO RIGHT!!  That's exactly what happened.  They strung me along for like 3 weeks and finally today I've just had enough and I'm not jumping through the hoops any more.  You live and you learn.  Hopefully this post will help people out in the future!

Post: US Bank Mortgage - BEWARE

Teesha Geyer
Posted
  • Investor
  • Dayton, OH
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 4

I have just spent the last 12 days in hell dealing with US Bank for a loan on a condo investment property.  I would steer far far far away from them. Yes, they drew me in with a very low APR and points, but the process to prepare for underwriting has been daunting to say the least. I'd rather pull all my teeth out with a pair of pliers by hand than do business with them EVER again. If you would like more specifics, just let me know. If you've had a good experience with them, I'd also like to hear about it as I am still collecting all the documents they want before proceeding to the underwriters (which has been way more time intensive than my last condo purchase - which that particular mortgage company did most of the heavy lifting for me but man were they expensive!).