Has anyone heard of Custom Mortgage Solutions?
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Is she about to go into foreclosure? If so I can help contact me at wshusa@chrisblanks.com put wshusa in subject.
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I have a friend who used them and was quite happy.  He said the reps were nice, and best of all, he got his check in like 7 days.  \n\nThey have some press releases out, and they are partnered with some other big student loan companies - Charter One Bank and First Marblehead - so their reputation seems solid.  And they are written about on About.com, a good source for finding legit companies with unique products.
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Never heard of them.  I looked on the web and found a couple of hits.  All were ads.  I looked at one at it had a yahoo account as the email provider.  I would never do a loan with a company that has an @yahoo suffix to their email.\n\nThere has to be someone local who could give your friend a loan.  If no one will give her a loan but this fella then raise your shields and go to red alert.  Your friend may have really busted up credit and that is when the scavengers come in.\n\nThree possible scenarios.  \n\nI.   this guy will require a fee or payment to "process" the loan.  Then disappear once the money is sent.\n\n2.  Hit your friend with a payment plan that sounds cheap and easy but is really something that will lock her into a paying a lot more than she borrowed.  Like saying your $5000 loan will only cost you $230 a month.  What they don't say is that is over 5 years which would come to paying $13,800 for a $5000 loan.  This type of loan scam will also have all sorts of stiff fees and penalties to trap the borrower into the loan for the full term.\n\n3.  Good old fashioned identity theft.\n\nIt could be a mixture of all of the above too.  I would say, avoid this guy.  If she has to use him, then have a calculator ready and add up the payments to make sure they aren't scamming.  Make sure you know the length of the loan, the interest amount, the API, and the amount of the loan.  Get a schedule of all fees in writing.  DO NOT SIGN RIGHT AWAY!!!   Take the paperwork and read over it.  It might be worth $100 to pay an attorney to go over and it and tell you what evils are lurking in that paper.  Beware, they may try to get you to sign up right away and give you no chance to read over the agreement.  Start with not trusting the guy at all.  Be skeptical of everything he says.
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Call a random mortgage company and ask them this question.
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Yes this is VERY true! They are a very hard company to find because of what they offer. They really don’t advertise because, well they don’t have to. My husband and I used them and received a check at closing for over $7,000. Can you believe it? We paid off our car and one credit card with the extra money and here is something else they offer.  If the home you purchase is over $400,000 the pay you %75 of their commission. (Do the math on that one, WOW!) Plus no matter what the amount of the home you purchase they also pay for your home inspection and your home appraisal.  They are a fantastic company and we refer them to everyone. I highly recommend them. Their phone number is, 407-384-0044, ask for Frances she’s great.
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Don't take the job!  I used to recruit these type of people for another large mortgage company and the turn over is horrible.  They will try to paint a picture that you are going to make a ton of money and it is easy, but it isn't.  There might be 1 or 2 warm leads but the rest will be making cold calls (telemarketing).    May be 1 in 100 will make over a $100K.  Plus you will be very luck if you last 6 months, plus it is a bad time to get into the mortgage industry, things are very slow right now.  \nIf they are charging a lot of fees - means they are going to prey on people that have bad credit and in a bad situation.  They promise that they can fix their situations, but you will actually make it worst in the long run.  It will make it hard to sleep if you have a conscious.\n\nGood luck!
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I've never used them but I've closed for clients several times where they were the lender.  They were about average, comparable with most of the other lenders who were not banks.\n\nMortgage brokers are good to deal with if you have credit problems or income issues.  They have many loan programs to choose from and can help you find a loan that will work for you.\n\nIf you don't have credit problems or income issues then I've found that it's best to deal with a bank rather than a mortgage broker.  The banks charge less closing fees and their rates are usually competitive with those offered by mortgage brokers.  The interest rate might be 0.25% higher but the fees are usually lower by sometimes hundreds of dollars.
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Holy High Fees Batman!!!!!\n\nYeah...you definitely need to kick that company to the curb.  I am surprised your Realtor has not told you to do that yet (if you have one).\n\nIf you would like a much lower quote on financing at a much, much lower rate, you can feel free to contact me at timothy.kazee@americanhm .com and we can talk.  Talk to you soon!\n\nI still cannot believe that deal.  Those guys should be put our of business.  Also, don't let them give you any excuses on this offer.  There are NO excuses for this whatsoever.  I wou7ld recommend not even calling them anymore at this point and not taking calls from them.
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I checked two major business databases, and this company is not registered.\n\nIf this is some sort of "employment opportunity" or "money making venture," I would stay away because they are not legitimate.
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My experience with them was pretty bad.I paid them over $3000 and they did not deliver what they promised.You can check www.ripoffreport.com for additional info about them.
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I think they are legit, but there main customers, are people with no, or bad credit. You will probably end up paying a hefty interest rate. Probably 20% or over..
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They appear to be legitimate:\n\nhttps://secure.creditgate.com/search/search.aspx?AP=Full%20Non-Limited&CompanyID=03276515&CompanyType=L&BS=1&BT=Full%20Data\n\nhttp://www.companysearchgate.co.uk/NIAMAX+LIMITED.aspx
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Contact www.naca.com\n\nthey are in the process of becoming nation-wide. They are a non-profit housing advocacy group that also does it's own fixed rate mortgages. They also do refinacing.  They work with people to improve their credit and educate consumers on the importance of good credit and how to keep it. \n\nthey got their money by winning a predatory lending lawsuit against Fleet Bank. Now they use that money to help save people from predatory lenders. They want to see people own homes because it's their philosophy that home ownership is the cornerstone to financial security
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wow - this is the slickest way I have seen a collection credit debt company looking for someone.\nyou guys suck
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Should have posted this in the Finance area. LOL\n- I found this. Check this out: http://www.reversemortgage.org/
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There is a specific loan product for your needs.  Not all lenders have access to it because it is what is called a "portfolio" loan product.  \n\nWhat happens is that you get the plans and specifications for the improvements and they are submitted to the appraiser so that the property may be appraised based upon completed value.  \n\nThe loan is treated the same as a construction loan in that funds are disbursed based upon work completed.  There must be a licensed general contractor overseeing the project.\n\nI am a mortgage lender with more than 20 years experience and my bank, a national bank not a .com, offers this product as its specialty.  I can loan in all states and will be happy to answer any of your questions.  My name is Nancy, my toll free number is 800-971-4638 ext. 223.
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zillo maybe bet your mortgage company needs to give you that info. CAll them