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The Raskin Team - PrimeLending - Mark Raskin - Branch Manager

The Raskin Team - PrimeLending

(65 reviews)

We just wrapped up our fourth mortgage with Mark Raskin and his team. Zero complaints and you won't…read morefind anyone that won't work harder than they will.

I worked directly with Mark Raskin as a first-time homebuyer, and unfortunately my experience was…read morevery disappointing. The most frustrating part was not my credit score itself, but the lack of proactive guidance. Before my mortgage application, I believed my credit score was much higher than it actually was. Once my credit was pulled, it became clear that there was a significant gap between my expectations and reality. However, I was never proactively informed about the situation, its impact on my mortgage options, or potential remedies that might have been available. I later learned about rapid rescore through my own research rather than from my lender. Given my credit profile, this was something I believe should at least have been discussed. Instead, I remained unaware of important information that could have affected my decisions during a very time-sensitive period. When I later reached out with questions, I did not feel supported or educated as a first-time borrower. Conversations often felt rushed and dismissive, and I was repeatedly told that I could simply refinance later. While refinancing may be an option in the future, it is not free, effortless, or a substitute for helping borrowers understand all available options before closing. As a first-time homebuyer, I expected more proactive communication, guidance, and attention to detail. Unfortunately, that was not my experience.

Mr. Cooper - Nationstar - The process, while complex in nature, is made effortlessly accessible by a team whose professionalism and courtesy are second to none.

Mr. Cooper - Nationstar

(120 reviews)

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United Wholesale Mortgage sold/transferred my mortgage to Mr. Cooper (registered to Nationstar) as…read moreof April 1, 2024. After seeing so many unfavorable reviews, I decided to close my escrow account before my first mortgage payment to Mr. Cooper, as my home insurance was due in mid-May. I followed their instructions, and all communications were handled via email. I also made sure to send the same message through their 'message portal'. https://www.mrcooper.com/help-center/escrow/removing-escrow Mr. Cooper closed my escrow account and sent me a check for the remaining balance that was rolled over from United Wholesale Mortgage within 10-14 business days. I log onto Mr. Cooper's website to pay the mortgage (P&I) and add extra principal payments each month. I did not set up autopay. I now directly pay for the Home Insurance and Property Tax payments, and these vendors send proof of payment to the Nationstar document portal.

Impossible company. Too many offenses to list. My favorite, just a hilarious irony, is this one…read more When they call, if you call them back there is a recording that says "you've reached Mr cooper, you have called the wrong mortgage company, your company is Mr cooper. " then they disconnect. Pretty easy to get a live person on the phone but, the ones I've spoken with are wretched, underpaid, under trained people who are working from home. I have heard dogs and children in the background many times. Of course, that's fine, people need jobs and that work can be done from home. BUT it's always an indication to me that a company is on the fringe of collapse when their employees don't come into work.

SWBC Mortgage - mortgagelenders - Updated November 2026

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