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Brady and Jolene and the rest of the team worked through every imaginable challenge that the underwriter was requesting.

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Guardian Financial, Inc

Guardian Financial, Inc

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I would never do business with this company again…read more I came to Guardian to refinance a condo that I own in Minneapolis. I began the refinance process in April and was supposed to close within 90 days. I left my rate "floating" because I would have needed a relatively long lock to get me through the estimated closing date. My loan officer, who I had worked with from the start of my application, told me that he was going to lock my loan as soon as my conditions for closing were cleared. Apparently, sometime in May, the loan officer I had been working with was fired or quit. I never received an e-mail or a call letting me know that my loan officer, who I had been discussing locking with, was no longer with the company. Moreover, no one ever contacted me to tell me, that rates were starting to go up. In fact, I did not hear from anyone until I realized that a significant amount of time had passed and e-mailed the processor to find out when I could expect to close. The processor then referred me to someone to "discuss my lock options." Clearly, she realized the ball had been dropped and sent me to the branch manager to clean things up. Instead of being apologetic, or even polite, I got a series of one sentence e-mails from the manager that, in short, told me that it was my fault for not contacting the company to lock my rate. She further told me that, not only were rates higher, they could no longer offer me the same terms that I had been looking for all along. I used to be a loan officer, and I understand how the business works. I understand that rates change and no one has a crystal ball. But I do not understand how a company can fire one of its loan officers (or they quit) and then the company does not even bother to contact the loan officer's customers to make sure that the customer's loan is progressing properly. Perhaps it would make sense to assign a new loan officer to the file and contact the borrower if rates start to climb. But that's just me. I also do not understand how the manager then feels it is appropriate to not only not apologize or make any attempt to make the customer happy (I mean, not even a "we'll waive one or our numerous $300 fees") but to tell the customer that it is the customer's fault because "she would never recommend floating a rate." Bottom line, there are a lot of mortgage companies out there. Choose one that treats its customers better.

If you're thinking about purchasing a home or refinancing be sure to contact Chad Kingbay with…read moreGuardian Financial. We've referred several clients his way, and all have closed on time with out any issues.

First Class Mortgage - mortgagebrokers - Updated May 2026

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