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I worked with this company for FOUR months to change my conventional loan to an FHA loan. I was told over and over how it was going to go through. They ran my credit numerous times, they sent me closing disclosure paperwork, and then they did not approve the loan. In the meantime, I was told not to pay my current debts because they would e paid off with the new loan. My score has now dropped over 100 points for nothing. ***, my loan officer, was nice, but I feel as though he was not forthcoming and convinced me everything was on the up and up when it actually was not. Many tears and stressful days worrying later, I would NEVER use this company. EVER
A Loanpal manager has been in contact with the customer to better understand the issues. Loanpal will be refunding the appraisal fee for the customer. I am told this has satisfied the customers complaint. Thanks
Mr [redacted] we apologize for any inconvenience that may have been causedWe have gone ahead and update your record to DNCAgain we do apologize and appreciate you providing this feedback to better our service and customer experience in the future
I worked with this company for FOUR months to change my conventional loan to an FHA loan. I was told over and over how it was going to go through. They ran my credit numerous times, they sent me closing disclosure paperwork, and then they did not approve the loan. In the meantime, I was told not to pay my current debts because they would e paid off with the new loan. My score has now dropped over 100 points for nothing. ***, my loan officer, was nice, but I feel as though he was not forthcoming and convinced me everything was on the up and up when it actually was not. Many tears and stressful days worrying later, I would NEVER use this company. EVER
A Loanpal manager has been in contact with the customer to better understand the issues. Loanpal will be refunding the appraisal fee for the customer. I am told this has satisfied the customers complaint. Thanks
I worked with this company for FOUR months to change my conventional loan to an FHA loan. I was told over and over how it was going to go through. They ran my credit numerous times, they sent me closing disclosure paperwork, and then they did not approve the loan. In the meantime, I was told not to pay my current debts because they would be paid off with the new loan. My score has now dropped over 100 points for nothing. Phillips, my loan officer, was nice, but I feel as though he was not forthcoming and convinced me everything was on the up and up when it actually was not. Many tears and stressful days worrying later, I would NEVER use this company. EVER
I worked with this company for FOUR months to change my conventional loan to an FHA loan. I was told over and over how it was going to go through. They ran my credit numerous times, they sent me closing disclosure paperwork, and then they did not approve the loan. In the meantime, I was told not to pay my current debts because they would e paid off with the new loan. My score has now dropped over 100 points for nothing. ***, my loan officer, was nice, but I feel as though he was not forthcoming and convinced me everything was on the up and up when it actually was not. Many tears and stressful days worrying later, I would NEVER use this company. EVER
A Loanpal manager has been in contact with the customer to better understand the issues. Loanpal will be refunding the appraisal fee for the customer. I am told this has satisfied the customers complaint. Thanks
I asked for a pay off on 10 October 2019. I have not received it from Loanpal. I called yesterday, 23 October 2019, and was told that they did not have the payoff information and would submit it again. I was also told that the account would continue accruing interest until I received the payoff and paid it off in full. I explained that I requested it 12 days prior and didn’t think it was fair that I was being penalized; especially since I sent a check for $30+k to cover what was left of my balance. However, I was told that the account would keep accruing interest until I received the pay off. I called back today to see where they were with processing my request and the agent told me that she didn’t have access to it and that my best bet was to wait for the request to come in. I asked for a manager and she patched me through to his voicemail, as they were out for lunch. I haven’t heard from anyone and I’m trying to close on my house next week. I would just like the payoff balance so that I can pay off the debt and sell my house. Please.
Consumer states the business has resolved the issue.
I asked for a pay off on 10 October 2019. I have not received it from Loanpal. I called yesterday, 23 October 2019, and was told that they did not have the payoff information and would submit it again. I was also told that the account would continue accruing interest until I received the payoff and paid it off in full. I explained that I requested it 12 days prior and didn’t think it was fair that I was being penalized; especially since I sent a check for $30+k to cover what was left of my balance. However, I was told that the account would keep accruing interest until I received the pay off. I called back today to see where they were with processing my request and the agent told me that she didn’t have access to it and that my best bet was to wait for the request to come in. I asked for a manager and she patched me through to his voicemail, as they were out for lunch. I haven’t heard from anyone and I’m trying to close on my house next week. I would just like the payoff balance so that I can pay off the debt and sell my house. Please.
Consumer states the business has resolved the issue.
I asked for a pay off on 10 October 2019. I have not received it from Loanpal. I called yesterday, 23 October 2019, and was told that they did not have the payoff information and would submit it again. I was also told that the account would continue accruing interest until I received the payoff and paid it off in full. I explained that I requested it 12 days prior and didn’t think it was fair that I was being penalized; especially since I sent a check for $30+k to cover what was left of my balance. However, I was told that the account would keep accruing interest until I received the pay off. I called back today to see where they were with processing my request and the agent told me that she didn’t have access to it and that my best bet was to wait for the request to come in. I asked for a manager and she patched me through to his voicemail, as they were out for lunch. I haven’t heard from anyone and I’m trying to close on my house next week. I would just like the payoff balance so that I can pay off the debt and sell my house. Please.
Consumer states the business has resolved the issue.
I asked for a pay off on 10 October 2019. I have not received it from Loanpal. I called yesterday, 23 October 2019, and was told that they did not have the payoff information and would submit it again. I was also told that the account would continue accruing interest until I received the payoff and paid it off in full. I explained that I requested it 12 days prior and didn’t think it was fair that I was being penalized; especially since I sent a check for $30+k to cover what was left of my balance. However, I was told that the account would keep accruing interest until I received the pay off. I called back today to see where they were with processing my request and the agent told me that she didn’t have access to it and that my best bet was to wait for the request to come in. I asked for a manager and she patched me through to his voicemail, as they were out for lunch. I haven’t heard from anyone and I’m trying to close on my house next week. I would just like the payoff balance so that I can pay off the debt and sell my house. Please.
Consumer states the business has resolved the issue.
Ms [redacted] Thank you for bringing this concern to me I have completed my research on the issue and found that we are still working with the customer and trying to secure their loan This should be done in the next days at which time I will send an update to this complaint Thanks for your time ***
I Veteran re-fied my home in December 2018, and closed February 28 2019. The first thing I told my loan officer before starting was that I had no extra money to pay for things such as the Well test and termite inspection etc.
The loan officer, *** said it was no problem, they would roll all of that into the loan.
So I proceeded. Upon closing we were in the middle of a bad snow storm and after climbing through 3 feet of snow, over my gate, and into the waiting car to sign title papers with the Notary, I wasn't interested in going line by line through 100 pages to see what was in there. Nor was I thinking about what was in the papers.
I called the Well people, to get a copy of the report a week later and they said they hadn't been paid. The termite inspection was paid as was the appraisal. So I called ***'s manager to tell him the well hadn't been paid. The manager, ***, said he'd look into it and let me know. I never heard back from him. I thought it might be resolved and let it go. In August the Well company called and said they still hadn't been paid. I also received a letter from my Mortgage company, *** (***) hereafter, stating I was in a $2,000 deficit!
I called *** back because I had a suspicion they might be behind the deficit and *** said he would look into it and call me back. I told him that the last time he said that I never heard back from him. He mad an excuse that it would take a couple of days to research it and then would call by the following Wed. I never heard back from him.
After researching and calling my title company, the title company, Placer Title told me that LoanPal did not impound my escrow account for property taxes. The person I spoke to said that LP told them to hold $85.12 for two months which would equal $170.24. My property taxes were $2,000. LP had the bill. So did ***. However, I was told they way it should have been done was:4,128x 110%=4541.88 divided by 12 months= 378.48 divided by 2 = 189.24/mo. for 6 months. She said they had that information. I was told they obviously did not set me up for the 19-20 tax season either. So now my mortgage has gone up but they split the deficit into payments.
I called LoanPal with this information on 25 September 2019 and spoke with *** a customer service rep who seemed genuinely interested in getting everything I said typed up into an e-mail to go to ***'s manager the VP of Sales, ***. He told me *** was on vacation and would be back the following week. He would send that email and *** should call me back upon his return. It has been three weeks now. No Call.
I called today, 14 October at around 11 am and I got a busy message that continually repeated without even a break for 20 minutes. The message seemed aimed at annoying anyone calling. So I called back at about 12:30 and the message said that it was after hours (8am-5pm) and to press 1 for after hours operator, nope, nothing there, just a busy signal and a disconnect. So I looked up the main Kansas City, MO. number and got the same after hours message. It was not after hours!
I want them to pay the $2,000 deficit plus what they should have planned for for my 19-20 taxes, which are a lot less!
Thank you for your time and help.
Ms/Mr ***,
I am told that Loanpal's management team has been in touch and are resolving your issues. A refund for the Well Inspection is being sent out. Please let me know if this is in fact the case and if you have any further questions. Thank you.
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to my concern, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
*** said he would send a check for the Well test payment and we went over all of the paperwork, including the Mortgage analysis from *** (***) and found where the issue is. It was in my insurance. Why *** couldn't tell me that, I don't know. Either way, now I have a new insurance policy which will take me out of the deficit. Thanks, to *** who spent 2 hours on the phone with me. He thought he'd resolved it but had failed to call me to tell me. I am happy he called and all is well.
I Veteran re-fied my home in December 2018, and closed February 28 2019. The first thing I told my loan officer before starting was that I had no extra money to pay for things such as the Well test and termite inspection etc.
The loan officer, *** said it was no problem, they would roll all of that into the loan.
So I proceeded. Upon closing we were in the middle of a bad snow storm and after climbing through 3 feet of snow, over my gate, and into the waiting car to sign title papers with the Notary, I wasn't interested in going line by line through 100 pages to see what was in there. Nor was I thinking about what was in the papers.
I called the Well people, to get a copy of the report a week later and they said they hadn't been paid. The termite inspection was paid as was the appraisal. So I called ***'s manager to tell him the well hadn't been paid. The manager, ***, said he'd look into it and let me know. I never heard back from him. I thought it might be resolved and let it go. In August the Well company called and said they still hadn't been paid. I also received a letter from my Mortgage company, *** (***) hereafter, stating I was in a $2,000 deficit!
I called *** back because I had a suspicion they might be behind the deficit and *** said he would look into it and call me back. I told him that the last time he said that I never heard back from him. He mad an excuse that it would take a couple of days to research it and then would call by the following Wed. I never heard back from him.
After researching and calling my title company, the title company, Placer Title told me that LoanPal did not impound my escrow account for property taxes. The person I spoke to said that LP told them to hold $85.12 for two months which would equal $170.24. My property taxes were $2,000. LP had the bill. So did ***. However, I was told they way it should have been done was:4,128x 110%=4541.88 divided by 12 months= 378.48 divided by 2 = 189.24/mo. for 6 months. She said they had that information. I was told they obviously did not set me up for the 19-20 tax season either. So now my mortgage has gone up but they split the deficit into payments.
I called LoanPal with this information on 25 September 2019 and spoke with *** a customer service rep who seemed genuinely interested in getting everything I said typed up into an e-mail to go to ***'s manager the VP of Sales, ***. He told me *** was on vacation and would be back the following week. He would send that email and *** should call me back upon his return. It has been three weeks now. No Call.
I called today, 14 October at around 11 am and I got a busy message that continually repeated without even a break for 20 minutes. The message seemed aimed at annoying anyone calling. So I called back at about 12:30 and the message said that it was after hours (8am-5pm) and to press 1 for after hours operator, nope, nothing there, just a busy signal and a disconnect. So I looked up the main Kansas City, MO. number and got the same after hours message. It was not after hours!
I want them to pay the $2,000 deficit plus what they should have planned for for my 19-20 taxes, which are a lot less!
Thank you for your time and help.
Ms/Mr ***,
I am told that Loanpal's management team has been in touch and are resolving your issues. A refund for the Well Inspection is being sent out. Please let me know if this is in fact the case and if you have any further questions. Thank you.
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to my concern, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
*** said he would send a check for the Well test payment and we went over all of the paperwork, including the Mortgage analysis from *** (***) and found where the issue is. It was in my insurance. Why *** couldn't tell me that, I don't know. Either way, now I have a new insurance policy which will take me out of the deficit. Thanks, to *** who spent 2 hours on the phone with me. He thought he'd resolved it but had failed to call me to tell me. I am happy he called and all is well.
I Veteran re-fied my home in December 2018, and closed February 28 2019. The first thing I told my loan officer before starting was that I had no extra money to pay for things such as the Well test and termite inspection etc.
The loan officer, *** said it was no problem, they would roll all of that into the loan.
So I proceeded. Upon closing we were in the middle of a bad snow storm and after climbing through 3 feet of snow, over my gate, and into the waiting car to sign title papers with the Notary, I wasn't interested in going line by line through 100 pages to see what was in there. Nor was I thinking about what was in the papers.
I called the Well people, to get a copy of the report a week later and they said they hadn't been paid. The termite inspection was paid as was the appraisal. So I called ***'s manager to tell him the well hadn't been paid. The manager, ***, said he'd look into it and let me know. I never heard back from him. I thought it might be resolved and let it go. In August the Well company called and said they still hadn't been paid. I also received a letter from my Mortgage company, *** (***) hereafter, stating I was in a $2,000 deficit!
I called *** back because I had a suspicion they might be behind the deficit and *** said he would look into it and call me back. I told him that the last time he said that I never heard back from him. He mad an excuse that it would take a couple of days to research it and then would call by the following Wed. I never heard back from him.
After researching and calling my title company, the title company, Placer Title told me that LoanPal did not impound my escrow account for property taxes. The person I spoke to said that LP told them to hold $85.12 for two months which would equal $170.24. My property taxes were $2,000. LP had the bill. So did ***. However, I was told they way it should have been done was:4,128x 110%=4541.88 divided by 12 months= 378.48 divided by 2 = 189.24/mo. for 6 months. She said they had that information. I was told they obviously did not set me up for the 19-20 tax season either. So now my mortgage has gone up but they split the deficit into payments.
I called LoanPal with this information on 25 September 2019 and spoke with *** a customer service rep who seemed genuinely interested in getting everything I said typed up into an e-mail to go to ***'s manager the VP of Sales, ***. He told me *** was on vacation and would be back the following week. He would send that email and *** should call me back upon his return. It has been three weeks now. No Call.
I called today, 14 October at around 11 am and I got a busy message that continually repeated without even a break for 20 minutes. The message seemed aimed at annoying anyone calling. So I called back at about 12:30 and the message said that it was after hours (8am-5pm) and to press 1 for after hours operator, nope, nothing there, just a busy signal and a disconnect. So I looked up the main Kansas City, MO. number and got the same after hours message. It was not after hours!
I want them to pay the $2,000 deficit plus what they should have planned for for my 19-20 taxes, which are a lot less!
Thank you for your time and help.
Ms/Mr ***,
I am told that Loanpal's management team has been in touch and are resolving your issues. A refund for the Well Inspection is being sent out. Please let me know if this is in fact the case and if you have any further questions. Thank you.
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to my concern, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
*** said he would send a check for the Well test payment and we went over all of the paperwork, including the Mortgage analysis from *** (***) and found where the issue is. It was in my insurance. Why *** couldn't tell me that, I don't know. Either way, now I have a new insurance policy which will take me out of the deficit. Thanks, to *** who spent 2 hours on the phone with me. He thought he'd resolved it but had failed to call me to tell me. I am happy he called and all is well.
I Veteran re-fied my home in December 2018, and closed February 28 2019. The first thing I told my loan officer before starting was that I had no extra money to pay for things such as the Well test and termite inspection etc.
The loan officer, *** said it was no problem, they would roll all of that into the loan.
So I proceeded. Upon closing we were in the middle of a bad snow storm and after climbing through 3 feet of snow, over my gate, and into the waiting car to sign title papers with the Notary, I wasn't interested in going line by line through 100 pages to see what was in there. Nor was I thinking about what was in the papers.
I called the Well people, to get a copy of the report a week later and they said they hadn't been paid. The termite inspection was paid as was the appraisal. So I called ***'s manager to tell him the well hadn't been paid. The manager, ***, said he'd look into it and let me know. I never heard back from him. I thought it might be resolved and let it go. In August the Well company called and said they still hadn't been paid. I also received a letter from my Mortgage company, *** (***) hereafter, stating I was in a $2,000 deficit!
I called *** back because I had a suspicion they might be behind the deficit and *** said he would look into it and call me back. I told him that the last time he said that I never heard back from him. He mad an excuse that it would take a couple of days to research it and then would call by the following Wed. I never heard back from him.
After researching and calling my title company, the title company, Placer Title told me that LoanPal did not impound my escrow account for property taxes. The person I spoke to said that LP told them to hold $85.12 for two months which would equal $170.24. My property taxes were $2,000. LP had the bill. So did ***. However, I was told they way it should have been done was:4,128x 110%=4541.88 divided by 12 months= 378.48 divided by 2 = 189.24/mo. for 6 months. She said they had that information. I was told they obviously did not set me up for the 19-20 tax season either. So now my mortgage has gone up but they split the deficit into payments.
I called LoanPal with this information on 25 September 2019 and spoke with *** a customer service rep who seemed genuinely interested in getting everything I said typed up into an e-mail to go to ***'s manager the VP of Sales, ***. He told me *** was on vacation and would be back the following week. He would send that email and *** should call me back upon his return. It has been three weeks now. No Call.
I called today, 14 October at around 11 am and I got a busy message that continually repeated without even a break for 20 minutes. The message seemed aimed at annoying anyone calling. So I called back at about 12:30 and the message said that it was after hours (8am-5pm) and to press 1 for after hours operator, nope, nothing there, just a busy signal and a disconnect. So I looked up the main Kansas City, MO. number and got the same after hours message. It was not after hours!
I want them to pay the $2,000 deficit plus what they should have planned for for my 19-20 taxes, which are a lot less!
Thank you for your time and help.
Ms/Mr ***,
I am told that Loanpal's management team has been in touch and are resolving your issues. A refund for the Well Inspection is being sent out. Please let me know if this is in fact the case and if you have any further questions. Thank you.
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to my concern, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.
*** said he would send a check for the Well test payment and we went over all of the paperwork, including the Mortgage analysis from *** (***) and found where the issue is. It was in my insurance. Why *** couldn't tell me that, I don't know. Either way, now I have a new insurance policy which will take me out of the deficit. Thanks, to *** who spent 2 hours on the phone with me. He thought he'd resolved it but had failed to call me to tell me. I am happy he called and all is well.
My Husband and Myself have been trying to consolidate and refinance our home loan through a different lender, but we currently have a UCC-1 filed from LoanPal for our solar panel loan preventing this. Our mortgage company will not accept an Unfiled UCC-1 Termination agreement without a Subordination Agreement which LoanPal refuses to give. I have called in a few times and spoken to various "agents" who have told me they will not Subordinate. I am not sure why as they are currently in 3rd position and after the refinance they will be in 2nd. No one will return my calls and the various emails to some magic inbox (***) yield no response. This inbox is apparently unmanned and I cannot speak to anyone in regards to this issue. We had been happy up until this point, but the lack of communication has been some of the worst I have experienced.
We have been in touch with Ms. and are working on this situation as the closing agent that her lender is using does not understand the UCC-1 filing Loanpal has and how the process works with a refinance. Loanpal will work with her until this is resolved.
My Husband and Myself have been trying to consolidate and refinance our home loan through a different lender, but we currently have a UCC-1 filed from LoanPal for our solar panel loan preventing this. Our mortgage company will not accept an Unfiled UCC-1 Termination agreement without a Subordination Agreement which LoanPal refuses to give. I have called in a few times and spoken to various "agents" who have told me they will not Subordinate. I am not sure why as they are currently in 3rd position and after the refinance they will be in 2nd. No one will return my calls and the various emails to some magic inbox (***) yield no response. This inbox is apparently unmanned and I cannot speak to anyone in regards to this issue. We had been happy up until this point, but the lack of communication has been some of the worst I have experienced.
We have been in touch with Ms. and are working on this situation as the closing agent that her lender is using does not understand the UCC-1 filing Loanpal has and how the process works with a refinance. Loanpal will work with her until this is resolved.
My Husband and Myself have been trying to consolidate and refinance our home loan through a different lender, but we currently have a UCC-1 filed from LoanPal for our solar panel loan preventing this. Our mortgage company will not accept an Unfiled UCC-1 Termination agreement without a Subordination Agreement which LoanPal refuses to give. I have called in a few times and spoken to various "agents" who have told me they will not Subordinate. I am not sure why as they are currently in 3rd position and after the refinance they will be in 2nd. No one will return my calls and the various emails to some magic inbox (***) yield no response. This inbox is apparently unmanned and I cannot speak to anyone in regards to this issue. We had been happy up until this point, but the lack of communication has been some of the worst I have experienced.
We have been in touch with Ms. and are working on this situation as the closing agent that her lender is using does not understand the UCC-1 filing Loanpal has and how the process works with a refinance. Loanpal will work with her until this is resolved.
My Husband and Myself have been trying to consolidate and refinance our home loan through a different lender, but we currently have a UCC-1 filed from LoanPal for our solar panel loan preventing this. Our mortgage company will not accept an Unfiled UCC-1 Termination agreement without a Subordination Agreement which LoanPal refuses to give. I have called in a few times and spoken to various "agents" who have told me they will not Subordinate. I am not sure why as they are currently in 3rd position and after the refinance they will be in 2nd. No one will return my calls and the various emails to some magic inbox (***) yield no response. This inbox is apparently unmanned and I cannot speak to anyone in regards to this issue. We had been happy up until this point, but the lack of communication has been some of the worst I have experienced.
We have been in touch with Ms. and are working on this situation as the closing agent that her lender is using does not understand the UCC-1 filing Loanpal has and how the process works with a refinance. Loanpal will work with her until this is resolved.
On February 27, 2018 someone opened a joint solar account (shows on my credit report as a secured home improvement loan) with the company LoanPal using my personal information without my knowledge. The solar loan amount was for $80,000. There were late payments on the account, however I never received a 30, 60, or 90 day late notice. I immediately contacted LoanPal to request a letter of deletion, but was put on hold and finally was hung up on without speaking to a company representative. I respectfully request the assistance of *** to have this loan dropped off my credit report as it is impacting my credit worthiness. Thank you.
Mr.
Loanpal is aware of your issue and one of our representatives have reached out, with no luck. We will be calling again today to take care of this issue for you. Please be on the lookout for our call.
Thank you.
I made contact with LoanPal numerous times. LoanPal investigated and found the loan to be fraudulent. This was contrary to what the credit bureaus reported to me. Last week they sent a letter of deletion through E-*** to all three credit bureaus. LoanPal, the loan for $80,000 has been dropped from my credit report.
On February 27, 2018 someone opened a joint solar account (shows on my credit report as a secured home improvement loan) with the company LoanPal using my personal information without my knowledge. The solar loan amount was for $80,000. There were late payments on the account, however I never received a 30, 60, or 90 day late notice. I immediately contacted LoanPal to request a letter of deletion, but was put on hold and finally was hung up on without speaking to a company representative. I respectfully request the assistance of *** to have this loan dropped off my credit report as it is impacting my credit worthiness. Thank you.
Mr.
Loanpal is aware of your issue and one of our representatives have reached out, with no luck. We will be calling again today to take care of this issue for you. Please be on the lookout for our call.
Thank you.
I made contact with LoanPal numerous times. LoanPal investigated and found the loan to be fraudulent. This was contrary to what the credit bureaus reported to me. Last week they sent a letter of deletion through E-*** to all three credit bureaus. LoanPal, the loan for $80,000 has been dropped from my credit report.