Brian Manning - A Prime Example of Unprofessional, Rude, and Arrogant Behavior…read more My recent encounter with Brian Manning was one of the worst experiences I've ever had with a supposed professional. From the moment we began our interaction, he made it clear that he has no interest in being respectful, courteous, or even remotely professional. His demeanor was dripping with arrogance, and it felt as though he looked down on me the entire time. First and foremost, Brian has an unbelievably rude attitude. Instead of answering my questions or attempting to provide any helpful information, he dismissed me outright as though my concerns were irrelevant. Whenever I tried to clarify something or ask for further explanation, he would cut me off, acting like he was too busy or too important to be bothered. It was shocking to be spoken to in such a demeaning tone by someone who claims to be a professional. His arrogance was next-level. Brian acted as though he was the smartest person in the room, belittling my inquiries and making me feel like an idiot for asking what should have been basic questions. Rather than providing clear or thoughtful answers, he seemed to take pleasure in making the process as difficult and confusing as possible. He went out of his way to be vague, and when I asked for clarification, he responded with sarcasm and condescension. What's worse is his blatant disregard for professionalism. At several points during our conversation, he spoke to me in such a dismissive and mocking way that I was left speechless. His behavior was entirely out of line for someone in his position. I can't understand how someone so unprofessional can hold any role that requires customer or client interaction. Brian also seemed entirely unbothered by the fact that he was coming across as rude and disrespectful. In fact, he seemed to relish in it, as if treating people this way gave him some kind of power trip. It's baffling that anyone with this attitude would be trusted to work with others, as he clearly has no respect for anyone but himself. In summary, my experience with Brian Manning was deeply frustrating and left a lasting bad impression. His arrogance, rudeness, and unprofessional behavior make it impossible for me to recommend working with him under any circumstances. He made what should have been a straightforward process unnecessarily difficult and unpleasant. Save yourself the hassle and avoid Brian Manning if you're looking for someone who treats you with basic respect and professionalism--qualities he seems completely devoid of. There are far more competent and respectful professionals out there who deserve your business.

I was referred to this company by the builder. They went MIA after the pre approval. For some…read morereason they would not return my calls or text messages. When I advised them that I found another lender - their response, "cool - good luck." From the other reviews, seems that my experience was not the norm. "Good luck" to you if you have to work with them.

I'm a residential lender, and one of our clients had a massive commercial rehab deal - $9.63MM. I…read morehad to find a way to get this done for my client. Dan Page and his team were exactly as advertised - the numbers on the Quote matched the numbers at Settlement, and his team was courteous, pleasant, and ON TOP of the transaction at every step. Kudos to Dan & co. at Boulder Equity Partners, what a great experience!

It has been a pleasure working with this fine team of professionals. We just funded a very…read moredifficult file that most lenders would have turned down and walked away. Not this team. They rolled up their sleeves and went to work ! Looking forward to the next project.

They work very hard, are detail oriented, push through hiccups.... and do it all at good interest…read morerates and pricing. They are so good that I want to go and lower stars on my other yelp reviews. Really, really, great people to work with.

Worked with Ian's team in April of 2020…read more Biggest thing that stuck out to me was how effortless the process felt! The team did an awesome job of keeping things simple while keeping me informed. Looking forward to continuing to work with them in the future.

I bought my first home in 2011 and refinanced that home in 2012. Sadly, both were done before I had…read morethe pleasure of meeting Jim Crowder. The experiences I had in 2011 and 2012 with another mortgage company made me very reluctant to ever get involved with real estate again. Nothing was smooth or easy and I never felt confident with whom I was dealing with. In 2013, I purchased an investment property and used Crowder Mortgage. The experience was nothing short of remarkable. Jim held my hand throughout the process and was always available to chat and explain what was going on, what he needed and why he needed it (sometimes our chats lasted over an hour!). Compared with the previous companies we used, who spoke on the phone with us for 20 minutes at most the entire time, this was a breath of fresh air. Jim is incredibly understanding, patient and compassionate, all of which are incredibly important qualities for a mortgage broker. The cherry on top? Jim actually came to the closing, even though the closing was an hour north of his office. Buying or refinancing a home is never easy or smooth, but Jim makes the process as painless as possible. I cannot recommend his services enough.

Being as this was our first home purchase and the process was more than daunting, my wife and I…read morewere grateful to work with Jim. He was generous with his time and thoroughness in setting us right through the process. We felt comfortable each step along the way. Jim was even able to attend our closing to clear up any last minute questions with the lender. We will always point friends to Jim if they need a mortgage.

Karen is amazing and worked nonstop to help us out. She compared all different loans and looked at…read moredifferent options for us.

Amazing service! Got us approved when another lender couldn't, was available all the time with…read moreimmediate response. Was on top of absolutely everything. Highly recommend!

My husband and I had an excellent experience when we refinanced with SWBC, specifically Carrie…read moreNash. We are very busy people and just didn't have the time to jump through the hoops of larger banks, but we knew we needed to refinance before the interest rates increased further. Carrie made the process very easy and quick. She kept us informed, especially concerning time sensitive money saving opportunities of which she found a few. Thank you, Carrie. We highly recommend SWBC with Carrie Nash!

Wow! What can I say! SWBC Mortgage is amazing! This is the first time my wife and I purchased a…read morehome and Amy was truly a blessing to work with! Her consistent promptness to returning our messages, being proactive on unforeseen obstacles and lastly, her incredibly positive energy was such a breath of fresh air during a stressful process. Thank you, Amy, for everything you did for us! We couldn't have done it without you!

BEWARE - do not do business with this company. The application process was very smooth and the rest…read morewas a car wreck. This company told me multiple times over the course of the last 6 months that I was cleared to close on a refinance. After I submitted truckloads of documents that detailed my excellent credit and a down payment that well exceeds requirements, I'd hear *crickets* before they came back with a weak apology, and requesting even more information, assuring me that approval was right around the corner, and it never was. Eventually, Neat switched underwriters after several months for no apparent reason and asked me to resubmit and re-certify all my documents again. They then had the audacity to blame me for the loan not working out when I got exasperated! It's hands-down the most painful mortgage experience I've ever had, or even heard of. I've reported them to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Steer well clear of this business.

Neat Capital started off as a very small fintech company based in Boulder, Colorado. Their primary…read morepurpose was to clean up the home financing process through tech, and they were the first mortgage company to create end-to-end technology, which consists of a modern mortgage application (POS), automated documentation (processing), pricing & eligibility, automated underwriting, loan operations workflows, and a disclosure system of record. A perfect storm hit in 2020 when mortgage rates hit record lows, and suddenly Neat's small and mighty team was hit with more volume than ever expected. Although Neat hired and trained new team members as quickly as possible, we weren't able to provide the same levels of service as we did for years previously. Eventually Neat caught up and the industry calmed down, as evidenced by our 5-star rating on Trustpilot. Super proud to be part of this organization, despite our 2020 growing pains!

Human errors not forgiven…read more.. If you ever want to know how a "favorite" credit union handles customer service, accidentally make a "human" error on a payment. I did just that! The amount of credit card charges on last month's statement came to $595.69. I pay my statements - in full - monthly. In error I read - and made last month's payment - for $595.64 - technically .05 short of the statement amount. This month, an additional charge of $7.86 appeared on this month's statement - apparently representing interest charges for the "human" error I'd made in making last month's statement payment (actually, statement font is also relatively small). Thinking that the solution would be relatively simple, I'd call; tell the truth ("I made a mistake"), beg for forgiveness ("this is the first time I've ever done this")...and try to bring some "reality" (read: "humanness") to the situation ("since I'm a good, consistent customer...can you waive this fee"). Here's the OUTCOME...I MUST pay the EXACT amount on this month's statement ($579.18 - which besides credit card charges for the month includes the $7.86 interest charge for the "human" error made in misreading and paying last month's statement). Once this month's payment has been received by them, they will "take it under consideration" whether to "credit back" that interest charge onto next month's statement. Looks like this particular credit union 1) has little regard for "human" error; 2) struggles with recognizing "reality" - yikes for a measly .05; 3) that they would force, make and put a trusted, reliable customer (for over 30 years) through this kind of hoop-jumping torture. After 30 minutes on the phone with this financial institution, I've definitely learned a lesson. Truly ridiculous MY ADVICE: consider other financial institutions for your credit card needs. I've never encountered this type of twisted "customer service" from the folks at Chase. Maybe it's time to switch to only using them?!

Fantastic credit union offering everything one could need. From mortgages, to savings accounts, to…read morefree notaries (for members) and free document shredding (for members) their team has you covered. Their parking lot is huge and there are tons of shaded spots. Don't have time to walk in - use their drive through. There are frequently two staff members sitting near the front door to help guide you to your appointment or teller. Tellers are friendly and helpful (Rosa is my favorite) and their beverage machine is top notch. You can make anything from a flavored seltzer water, to a dove chocolate hot cocoa, to an espresso or tea. The machine actually suggested I ramp up my hot cocoa to a peppermint one - and suggested I add some peppermint tea - how creative. They are highly involved with the community sponsoring outdoor movie viewings and guiding you along through the seasons. Today I saw a map and guide for fall leaf peeping that even included suggested stops for food and shopping along the route. If you are looking for a place to hold your money or request money for a big purchase (ask for Chris Cullen - he's the best loan officer around) definitely check them out!

Eddie Lederman is the best!!! A quality good guy who genuinely cares about his clients. He also…read morehas the wisdom and motivation/energy to get you into a home you love. Eddie was so patient & kind with our family, including 2 little kids. He helped us get a home we love in an insane market. I highly, highly recommend Eddie. He is definitely our guy for any and all future buying needs.

We had the pleasure of working with Cassidy to find our new home. In speaking with him, he…read moreimmediately came across as warm, kind and knowledgeable. As soon as we reached out with some homes that we were interested in, he quickly set up showings for the following day. We ended up seeing 11 homes, and falling in love with one of them. The whole process was easy and Cassidy was constantly a joy to work with. He went to bat for us and was able to negotiate a lower purchase price, and money back for concessions after the inspection. He truly is a gem and we were so lucky to find him!

Big thanks to Robert Dixon and Colorado Lenders for making my refinance a smooth and easy process…read more Robert was excellent at communicating everything that was needed, and always went that extra mile to make sure that my tasks were as easy as possible. Thanks!

From the owner: Colorado Lenders, Inc. is a licensed Colorado mortgage company with local Colorado mortgage…read morelenders. Services include home loans, Colorado VA loans, and FHA loans. Website has a Colorado mortgage calculator. Located in Boulder, CO. The company was founded in 2009 by Robert Dixon. As an experienced Colorado mortgage broker, Robert takes mortgage lending a step further to ensure his clients receive the best mortgage loans and planning available. By focusing on the Colorado mortgage industry, Robert utilizes industry nuances to benefit the client and often discovers ways to save money and solve complex challenges. He also specializes in working with first time home buyers and people who can benefit from extra guidance through the mortgage process. Robert is grateful for the opportunity to advise Colorado homeowners to make the right mortgage decision.