We hired FranFund based on a trusted referral from our franchise onboarding and paid a total of…read more$7,495.00 for help securing financing. Despite months of engagement, FranFund only introduced us to one lender who denied our loan at the last minute--delaying our business opening. They offered no viable backup options in time, and we were forced to find funding independently under tight pressure. Even though no funding came through and no promised support was delivered, FranFund refused a refund, citing fine print instead of actual performance. We feel this experience was unethical, costly, and misleading. If you're a small business owner relying on timely and effective financing support--proceed with extreme caution.

I was referred to FranFund when I was setting up a franchise business a few years ago. From the…read moreoutset, FranFund proved to be among the most professional businesses I've worked with while I had my business. Dolores Delgado and Holly Bejar always answered my questions and diligently made sure that assorted paperwork was taken care of and that deadlines were noted with plenty of warning. The cost, compared to having to know and handle the IRS regulations yourself, is incredibly low. If you're going to finance your business with retirement funds, I think FranFund is the best way to be sure that tricky IRS regulations are managed. Even as I had to sunset my business and finish my business with FranFund, Dolores was 100% attentive and helpful right to the last step.

Started a new business and Sheyenne Alvarez was there to help me every step of the way with…read morefunding. Once I became approved the process was faster than I could ever expect and I had the funds deposited to my account in less the time given. Great program especially for veterans. Thank you Sheyenne again for the great communication and excellent service you provided.

[Atchung: They were sold to ditech Jan 2016. We won.]…read more Their slogan sums it up, and yes, this is right off their web site: "We pride ourselves in servicing your loan in ways you're not used to." RCS is the worst company I've ever encountered other than an especially loathsome answering machine store in Westwood in the 1980s. There's a culture that regards customers (hostages) as lowlifes and speaks to us accordingly. My loan servicing was sold by BofA to RCS in 2013, and I've long wondered why, as in "why me?" Notice how many Californians and western state Yelpers have posted reviews here? It's not necessarily a question of why BofA wanted to sell a lot of CA and western US servicing contracts, it's a question of why RCS wanted to buy them. 1. Trulia says CA has the 3rd highest listing and sales prices after DC and Hawaii, and is the #1 in interest among Trulia users. So, bigger loans with bigger serving fees, and more people interested in property here in case the houses go up for auction after foreclosure. 2. CA is heavy in millionaires who can buy foreclosures at auction with cash. In fact we have the most multi-millionaires in the county, per this: http://www.businessinsider.com/this-is-where-americas-multi-millionaires-live-2012-3 3. But most importantly, and this pertains to the west in general, CA has non-judicial foreclosure. The lender or servicer decides if they have followed the law, and if they think they have, or pretend they have, they can have the sheriff on your stoop in the wink of an eye. Other states let a judge...in a courtroom...decide. How quaint. Here's a color coded map: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/mortgages/foreclosure-judicial-or-nonjudicial.aspx Of the 42 reviews to date, (25 including mine, on this page, and 18 non-featured ones), only four are in states with judicial foreclosure. (3 in FL and 1 in KS). Three are in states that have both (2 in MI, 1 in HI), and one's in a state with both that leans toward non-judicial (Georgia). See that NH review? Non-judicial state. And a new bank-supported law in Florida makes recovering a home after foreclosure impossible in certain circumstances, and makes foreclosure judgments final. Non-judicial foreclosure is obscene. You might have sunk $100-$200K into your home and RCS, which you never chose to do business with, will mess you around until you're in default, as they do with loan mod applicants, and keep or sell your house. Meanwhile, landlords whose whole income might come from a rental duplex cannot evict non-paying tenants without going to court. RCS has been awash in taxpayer gifts for years. They are a low rent bill-collector propped up by $42M from TARP in 2009, of which they've spent $3.4M on borrowers and $3.8M on themselves. They were greatly enriched by the idiot Tim Geithner and his scandalously stupid PPIP which got them a share in the profits from $1.3B worth of lousy loans from a failed bank for $64M, which the FDIC lent them. The FDIC took 11/12 of the downside but kept just 50% of the upside. PPIP was designed and approved to get lousy loans off the books of LIVE banks, to keep them afloat. But no live banks were willing to sell at low-low prices like what RCS "paid." Read all about it: http://baselinescenario.com/2009/09/24/just-baffling/ Here's some research by a woman who looked into the histories of the guys who banded together to form RCS, after a rapid scuttle from their previous hole, Saxon Mortgage, a criminalistic enterprise operating in plain sight: http://tinyurl.com/RCSsaga Here's something that was posted in a comment elsewhere that I've never seen a blogger write about...it's Dennis G. Stowe, the "Godfather" at RCS, in some weird deal with FDIC in 2010, less than a year after RCS "bought" that whack of loans seized from a dead bank: https://www.fdic.gov/buying/historical/structured/AmtrustNP/Reissuance_Purchase_Money_Note.pdf I saved the best for last. This was posted on September 1, 2015. Caught red-handed? Naughty Dennis Stowe outsourcing forgery?: http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2015/09/proof-of-ongoing-foreclosure-fraud-and-mortgage-document-fabrication-in-five-emails.html

Hard to believe there are no reviews about this company, since rustling up the energy to write a…read morebad review is so much easier than writing a positive one. Hands down, this is the worst company I have dealt with in my life. My mortgage was sold to them years ago, and I will forever curse that lender for doing so. I am not someone who is at risk of foreclosure. I earn a very good living, make timely automatic payments every month, and even pay extra to try and draw down my prinicpal - and they constantly try to find new ways to screw me through unwarranted late fees. Any conversation with their "customer service" team to resolve one of their screwups is one of the most stressful encounters you will ever experience and is guaranteed to lower your life expectancy. If you are forced to do business with them, consider borrowing money at a 10% higher interest rate just to pay down the loan. Find a loan shark if you have to, they are probably much easier to deal with than RCS. If that's not an option, document everything and record every call to their customer service department. This is an evil company that deserves to go out of business.

they use to be good but not anymore. Horrible company now. They will not help you with none of your…read moreissues, they will just transfer you to someone else. At the end you will be told F off basically.

Currently in the industry new authorities are having issues hauling freight with a new MC number…read more Most established brokers want to work with trucking companies with an aged MC number from 30 days to 9 months before they will do business with them. That has been an issue for us. TruckStop has new brokers on their load board and they will use new authorities on their load board and factoring services. When you put the MC number of the new broker, Triumph does not have them approved. We are not a good fit for Triumph, they signed us up and we did not match their ideal profile. We have not factored a single load with Triumph and called to cancel within 30 days of signing with them. Lori Herrera excitedly stated that we are in a contract and it is $2500 to cancel the contract. She did not offer solutions to work around our problem, she did not offer insight or work around the termination fee. She is the rudest person I have worked with for a long time and possibly ever worked with. Her attitude is abrupt, unpleasant, sharp, and disrespectful. Unhelpful and not understanding. She is not a salesperson or a customer care representative. She does not possess an attitude to work with customers. I have received a call from Triumph and we are working out the issue, and appreciate their quick and proactive response. If you work with Triumph, please work with anyone other than Lori Herrera. You will be happy you avoided her.

We had a home warranty policy and they called this Company for our A/C not cooling problem. The…read moresupervisor, Nathan came out and we showed him our policy. He recommended to replace the coil and filed the claim to the warranty company as modifications when my policy clearly did not cover modifications. When I called the warranty company, they said, had the claim filed as repairs or replacement of parts instead of modifications, they would have covered the costs. Therefore I had to pay $860 out of pocket coz Nathan was incompetent and incapable and he messed it up. We asked for a receipt for what we paid and we have not received anything yet. Please make sure you don't get this guy into your homes. ~Lewis, Irving, TX~

I have used this company for 7 years now. I bought my house 7 years ago and the a/c unit was…read morealready way past its prime when Nathan came out to service it. He told me it was on borrowed time, but each time he or Jim came out, they did the regular seasonal checks and said it was still hanging in there. Over time they did a repair here and there and were always fairly priced. Never once did they try to scare me into thinking that my unit was going to die any day. In the beginning, I did join their membership club ($18 a month) and that is one of the smartest things I ever did. Any repairs that did have to be done, I got a discount because I was a member. Well, the inevitable happened in June. My a/c didn't quit, but it was running low on freon. Jim came out and added freon. It lasted for nine days and I saw the writing on the wall. I made the decision it was time to buy a new unit. Nathan and Jim came out, pumped the freon in again and it lasted until the new unit was installed ( which was only a couple of days later). So we never had to be uncomfortable until the new unit was installed. Nathan supplied me with all the info on the different brands and he never pushed me to buy one over the other so he could make more money. I've gotten to know and trust these gentlemen over the years. They are honest, trustworthy, professional and friendly. They absolutely know what they are doing. The installers were amazing as well. Jose, Christian and Joshua worked fast to get that new unit installed. They cleaned up everything to perfection. My discount as a member applied to the purchase of my new a/c unit as well. Total Environmental Heat and Air has a customer for life in me. Nathan and Jim made a trip out to check out the new unit, got the serial and model numbers so I can register my new a/c for the 10 year extended warranty. You will not be disappointed if you use this company for all your HVAC needs. It's hard to find customer service like this anymore. Almost forget--Amy is their scheduler and she is amazing too!