Reviews: Greenlight Financial Services
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Greenlight Financial Services was established in 2001 in Irvine, California with a selection of products, including conventional, jumbo, and FHA loans. Greenlight Financial Services has an excellent and efficient loan processing system and offers great rates for those looking to refinance or purchase a new home in California. Greenlight Financial Services offers a best rate guarantee and is a HUD and FHA approved lender. Its loan officers undergo a 30-day training program to improve on their mortgage knowledge and expertise.
Headquarters: Irvine, CA Website: www.greenlightloans.com
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Greenlight Financial Services Top States CA
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Greenlight Financial Services is a relatively young company with 9 years of mortgage origination experience. Although Greenlight Financial is still a small lender, it has been very successful due to its efficiency in processing loan applications. In addition to having low rates, the staff is highly trained and knowledgeable, helping consumers find the right loan option for their needs.
| Pros: | Competitive Rates, Fast Loan Processing, Knowledgeable Loan Officers |
| Cons: | Limited Coverage, High Fees |
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The public must know about this dishonesty.
Seal Beach, CA | December 10, 2011
We lost $350.00 (Appraisal Fee),because the Greenlight Loan Consultant was not up front with us and failed to inform us that our application can be turned down due to the fact that we fall under the three Criteria: 1. You have not added square footage in you property. 2. You have done total remodeling or renovation in your property. 3. You have a few 'short sales' in your area. If they knew these, then why set up an Appraisal just for us to lose money that we can't afford to waste with this Economy.
Corona, CA | March 15, 2012
You knew what your house was worth, Greelight does not get any of that money, there is no benefit to them. People want what they want, don't blame your problems on a company trying to help
Stay away from Greenlight Financial Services, Inc.
Seal Beach, CA | December 09, 2011
Warning to all Homeowners, If you are thinking of refinancing & you have these criteria for denial, please stay away from Greenlight Financing, because you will only lose $350.00 of Appraisal fee which is non-refundable: 1. You have not added square footage in you property. 2. You have done total remodeling or renovation in your property. 3. You have a few 'short sales' in your area. A Greenlight Consultant contacted us a number of times in the past offering refinancing since the interest rate had been decreasing, but we weren't ready then. Two weeks ago, the same Loan Consultant contacted us again, so we proceeded with mortgage refinancing. He knew all of the 'above three criteria' in relation to our application, because we told him about #2 criterion. Number 1 and #3 criteria are all available thru public information. He was constantly communicating with us during the process and winning our trust. He set up an Appraisal Company that Greenlight uses to contact us. The Appraisal Agent was overly pleased and complimenting of our home; and was very positive about our condo that it seemed so promising. To our dismay, we were declined due to all of the criteria I mentioned above for which they were fully aware of before the Appraisal. If they knew these, then why set up an Appraisal? Greenlight misled us and to make matters worse we were out $350.00. I smell a scam here. I wish I make $350.00 per 30 minutes. We lost $350.00 because the Greenlight Loan Consultant was not up front with us and failed to inform us that our application can be turned down due to the fact that we are under the three Criteria I mentioned above. If only they were honest and had integrity I wouldn't have to write this complaint to warn the public. With the downturn of the Economy, we can't afford to lose $350.00 just like that with the possible intent to defraud. I am a firm believer of the saying, 'What goes around comes around'.
Seal Beach, CA | December 22, 2011
To Greenlight Financial Services, Inc., I gratefully accept your gracious decision to refund my monies. I had hopes that you would understand the dilemma I was in which was compounded by the fact that Trust Link deleted my review a few times and substituted it with four star posts. There are so much uncertainties all around us. This once great Nation has an Economy that is on a continued path of downfall. One of the shameful reasons is the countless of unscrupulous people who robbed the innocent elderly middle class out of their Retirement money and life savings. This took place not so long ago and we all know about it. Would Karma ever catch up with these predators? I'm an elderly middle class who's just struggling to stay afloat and do everything that is right. My spouse is permanently disabled, and we don't have the luxury to lose hundreds of dollars to an Appraisal that is totally unnecessary, especially since we fall under the criteria that are easily obtained through Real Estate Public Records and through information exchanged by an applicant and a Loan Consultant. To prevent others from losing their hard earned money, it would be greatly appreciated if your Loan Consultants exercise honesty and are up front with the applicants. If the applicants fall under the 'denial criteria' they should be warned immediately that they stand the chance to lose money if they go through with the Appraisal. I do believe that this is an honorable business etiquette to better serve and aid the public. Let's get back to honor, truth, sincerity and 'the American way'. Once again, I'm thankful for refunding the $350.00. I consider your decision a very noble thing to do. I received your check last night, and when it clears through the banking system, I will then consider this case close. For the moment, it's on suspension pending check clearance. Thank You.
Not perfect, but they tried to do the best for me.
Chicago, IL | December 07, 2011
Greenlight financial did the best that they could given that i don't have much equity and my refinance loan was difficult.
Will not fund as promised
Oceanside, CA | December 18, 2010
this company promises anything to get your business, then has internal "problems" closing the loan as contracted. They say they have no obligation to fulfill their contract as promised regardless of the reason because of a form you sign with the notary. Then to get the promised rate, it cost thousands more than originally promised. My experience with them taught me to STAY AWAY FROM GREENLIGHT FINANCIAL.
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Irvine, CA | April 06, 2012
Strict appraisal integrity is required by Federal law and Greenlight Financial Services must comply with both HVCC and the new FAIR requirements. GFS had no influence on your appraisal and the criteria in which the home was appraised. Appraisals are completed by independent, unbiased, third-party appraisers. This is an unfortunate circumstance that homeowner's face in today's housing market. Please contact Greenlight Financial Services to address any further questions or concerns.