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About Mr. Cooper
Mr. Cooper is a nonbank mortgage lender and the primary brand of Nationstar Mortgage LLC (NMLS #2119). The company offers conventional and government-backed loans for home purchases and refinancing. It publishes daily rate information online and provides tools to help borrowers estimate affordability, monthly payments and potential refinance savings. Mr. Cooper operates nationwide and is licensed in all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and several U.S. territories, including Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The lender primarily delivers a digital-first experience, with support available online and by phone.
Visit www.mrcooper.com- Online pre-qualification tool takes minutes
- Online loan tracking
- On-time closing guarantee
- Pays local moving costs in some areas
- No physical branch locations
- No USDA loans
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Reviewed Nov. 29, 2017
Mr. Cooper called me and then we discussed refinancing my old mortgage and since they lowered my mortgage payment I did it with them. The mortgage professionals were helpful, knowledgeable. They explained the refinancing options very well. I had an enjoyable experience with Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Nov. 29, 2017
My loan has been with Mr. Cooper for about eight years so I refinanced with them. I've been happy with the process. They were professional but the only thing was that if felt like the rep never proofread many emails. But the guidance that I have received was awesome. It was pleasant and easy experience overall.
Reviewed Nov. 28, 2017
I’ve been with Nationstar for about 12 years. I had inquired about refinancing my old mortgage before it turned over to Mr. Cooper and Nationstar didn’t do this type of service. Years went on and then I was now able to look into doing a refi and then I realized that they could do it and that was when Mr. Cooper took over. My interaction with the reps was wonderful. They were very informative and great to work with and I could reach them at any time. They left phone numbers and contact information and if you have any questions about the process or if you felt uneasy about the situation they were there to help.
It was my first experience doing a refi over the internet because I usually get it through an institution. The whole process with Mr. Cooper was faster than what I had ever dealt with before. It was different but it was easier than what I thought it was going to be. I had a few questions but I just called them and they walked me through the process. Mr. Cooper has friendly service and I like the versatility of the company. You can do email or paper coupons or view things on the internet. Since refinancing with Mr. Cooper I got a lower interest rate and I'm very happy. I feel very secure staying with Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Nov. 28, 2017
I was at a point where I could refinance my old mortgage and Mr. Cooper, which I realized was the same company that I had been dealing with, sent me a letter which said that I wouldn't have to get my house appraised and that they could do it simply. It's definitely a drastic name change and I have no idea why they changed their name. I'm mistrustful of random name changes for what appears to be no reason.
But their offer caught my eyes because of my work scheduling. I didn't want to have to get together a whole bunch of paperwork and do my proof of income. It was much easier because I was already with that company. Their rep Marlon is the one that I remember that I really liked. He didn't seem put off that I needed explanations of what all of the different things meant. He was very patient and he's a good teacher. He worked out the different numbers and told me how they would all be. And I'm hoping to pay off my house sooner.
Reviewed Nov. 27, 2017
I was looking to refinance. I had a couple of other places with different stuff and I had sat there thinking what they charge, the interest rate, and everything. I wondered if I could refinance through my company, Mr. Cooper, so I called and we went from there. It was nice to be able to do everything over the phone or the computer. I live in St. James, Missouri and my house that I was refinancing is in St. Louis. I didn’t have to travel to meet anybody anywhere. Everybody was very understanding and helpful. They explained everything. They did everything great and they were responsive. It was also really nice working with the gentleman who I worked with. With the refinance, I’m saving $100 on my house payment now. Also, my interest rate was five something and now I’m down to three. Mr. Cooper is a great place to work with.
Reviewed Nov. 27, 2017
I got divorced in 2012 and then I did a loan modification and tried to assume my mortgage, and this was all through Chase. I tried to assume it through Chase and they said I can't assume it because I don’t have the funds in the bank. This was after I did the loan mod. Because I didn’t have the money in the bank, I couldn’t do an assumption. Five years passed and so I started looking into refinancing again and they're like, "You have 2% interest rate, why would you refinance?"
In March of 2018 it was going to go up, but only up to 3%, only 1%, fine by me, but because I'm having issues at home with my kids and my ex-husband, they told me to look at my divorce papers, and it said that if I remarry or my youngest kid turns 18, or if I live with an unrelated person of the opposite sex or no longer use the home as my primary residence, then I would have to sell my home. I'm not selling my house. Because he threatened that if things changed at home with you and the kids and the boyfriend, or the boyfriend moves out, you sell your house, So, no. I was looking into refinance options and because my credit isn't where it should be, I qualified for HARP refinance through Mr. Cooper and went with that.
Mr. Cooper was the only one who could do the HARP refi. I talked to another real estate person and he said the same thing – to go with them, work on building my credit and then try refinancing in a year when my credit is better. One thing that I am very disappointed in, however, was this whole process. In the middle of the process, I received a letter from Mr. Cooper that I have met whatever I needed to meet so that I no longer had the PMI on my mortgage and then whenever we finally got through with all the closing documents and disclosures, the payment the rep gave me ended up going up another 100 bucks.
Whenever she gave me a number it was close to what I was paying and then, but in the end, it went up $78, $90 because of the PMI. The value of my home is probably more than what they figured only because we never did an appraisal. They just kind of did like a numbers kind of evaluation and based on what I owed, they bumped it up enough to make sure that it covered my closing cost, what I only had to pay a little bit out of pocket. I talked to a rep last week about it and she said that I need to find the letter and send it over to them and see if there's anything that they can do.
The only reason I had to do it was to get my ex-husband off of my mortgage so I can keep my home. But now I'm in the process of trying to deal with amending our divorce decree because he signed off interest on the house in 2012. Whenever I did my loan mod, I had to have him sign off on the quitclaim deed showing that my payments needed to be based only on my income alone not his. They had a copy of divorce decree as well and this was all done through Chase.
Mr. Cooper's reps were pretty helpful for the most part up until once I closed they sent an email. I responded that I was supposed to get a refund back from existing ex, and it took them a couple of days to reply. I had to send a second response, but throughout the whole process from the beginning when we first started they were great. They were replying very quickly. With the question on my divorce decree, they referred me to the title company. The title company was pretty helpful with the questions and then the title company actually changed. I closed on October 7th and my first payment was due December 1st. So, I skipped a month payment. My payment went up 100 bucks otherwise.
Reviewed Nov. 26, 2017
I was with my previous lender but my account was sold over to Mr. Cooper. I was told stuff about refinancing but I didn't take advantage of it earlier because I was not home enough to get the process started. But I finally did. I wanted a lower monthly payment and since I was already with Mr. Cooper, it was going to be a streamlined mortgage, which it was. The two fellows that I dealt with were very professional, kind, explained everything, answered all my questions and followed through and sent me the paperwork. They told me what would be done and all the things that would be taken care of. All I had to do was read it over and sign it, which was what I did and sent it back. They made it very easy to get at them too.
It was the smoothest, least frustrating and the best experience I've ever had with any mortgage. I started two months ago and was done with everything on a part-time basis in just a couple of weeks. And the monthly payment was about $400 cheaper than what I have been paying. It has worked out wonderfully for me since I started and finished it. The only thing I needed to do was take on the escrow. I know if the escrow was carried over, it gets paid twice a year so I want to make sure the escrows are complete and up to date so that it'll be all there when I pay it and hopefully it will be a slight bump. We need to bring up our escrows and we need a few hundred dollars, about $300. I want to make sure that there's enough there to handle it and not be penalized because I didn't check on it.
Reviewed Nov. 26, 2017
I called Mr. Cooper to check on refinancing. We end up doing the fifth-year deal and it's going to knock a couple of years off of our mortgage. Everything went smoothly and I didn't have a problem with anything. Plus, if I had any questions, it was explained to me. I had a great experience and I'd recommend them.
Reviewed Nov. 25, 2017
Mr. Cooper purchased my mortgage years ago. During our refinance with them, they were professional, courteous and speedy. The guidance was good and I had no problems. I also enjoyed the e-doc program that they used. I’ve got everything good and I am very satisfied. It was an efficient and easy experience.
Reviewed Nov. 25, 2017
I talked to a few different people and Mr. Cooper answered all my questions and it went along smoothly. They're the first ones and that’s the one I took. We've been trying to get a refinancing before when everything was harder to get and I couldn’t get it to go. The homes around our place were down because of the economy, but now they started to come up and Mr. Cooper got the refinancing to go for me. The reps were very knowledgeable and they told me how everything was going to work and how the stuff would come in the mail. I had to fill up papers and it went down well. My first mortgage payment isn't until December 4th, so I got a month there free, which is good for Christmas. I'm going to save $250 a month, and I'm happy about that. Everything was great and if somebody ever asked me where I got my refinancing, I would recommend them.
Reviewed Nov. 25, 2017
I went to pay my mortgage and Mr. Cooper was my new mortgage company. I needed to get my ex-boyfriend off my house so I had my mortgage refinanced. I did things all over the phone and the internet. I did a bunch of paperwork through email and then all the paperwork that I e-signed, I signed again in person when I got to the closing. The process went all right but it was stupid that I had to deal with six different people through the whole thing, from different states. And then they couldn’t find somebody to close in my state.
Reviewed Nov. 24, 2017
We needed refinancing and we had to do some consolidation. We are current customers of Mr. Cooper and we are happy, so we started the refinancing process with them 30 days ago and it took us about two weeks to finalize all the paperwork. The reps were very professional and provided good guidance. Everything was very timely and they got everything right the first time. The experience was good and we would use them again.
Reviewed Nov. 24, 2017
We were in a situation where we were paying interest only and this was after the fifth year, and then it was going to kick in to start paying the principal. So, that helped us to make the decision to refinance our old mortgage with Mr. Cooper and save about $300 a month. They contacted me and their reps were great. They made a couple of payments for us and the refunded amount that they took as a closing cost made those payments. And most of that amount was used for taxes and insurance. So, we haven’t paid anything yet until December and through my refinance we have October and November taken care of. The guidance we received was super. Refinancing cut our payments down, of what they were going to be to what they are now, which is about $1,700 a month, and they were going to be $1,950 or something. It was a great experience.
Reviewed Nov. 23, 2017
My previous company sold my mortgage to Mr. Cooper. I was with somebody before and then it went to NationStar and then it turned into Mr. Cooper. I called in, I said I got a letter saying that I can either refi or take some money out. We talked everything over. They told me my best options and everything worked fine. I've communicated with them both online and on the phone. They told me, “Hey, I’m going to send you this, this, this.” Everything came right when they told me. I handled it all and I called them back. I always talked to somebody immediately. They always answered the phone and everything was taken care off. Everything went very well and they were very easy to deal with.
Reviewed Nov. 23, 2017
Our mortgage was sold to Mr. Cooper. Their refinancing process went super easy and it took ten days from start to finish. We were able to cut three years off the mortgage term. Their reps were good and they had great customer service.
Reviewed Nov. 22, 2017
I wanted to consolidate some debts and since I already had a prior mortgage with Mr. Cooper I went with them. Everybody has been very professional, prompt, and knowledgeable. They've been on-point with everything we've done. I started refinancing two months ago and everything has been seamless so far. I was very pleased with how quick it was done.
Reviewed Nov. 22, 2017
We refinanced with Mr. Cooper to lower the interest rates. Everything was fine until we were supposed to meet the lady for the signing. The first person lived it up. The second time that we were supposed to meet at Sony’s was terrible and the lady never showed up. They said they’d be there an hour and a half later so we didn’t wait on them. It took three trials to sign the papers and I was about to give up on it. We had done a lot of paperwork online and they were just finalized. It was horrible. The gentleman I talked to on the phone was super nice, but the others were just getting it signed and squared away. All but the last part of it and deciding what’s to be done was great. I don’t have to make first payment till next month. I have thirty days to put my first payment off. That’s in the month of November, which is tight with money especially on holidays.
Reviewed Nov. 22, 2017
I have investment properties and my mortgages were sold to Mr. Cooper. I've had no problems with them whatsoever. I started the process on the phone then I went online. It was very easy. It's a pleasure doing business with them and I'll be refinancing again.
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017
When I called customer service I asked for a specific person to talk to due to the fact we are in a pre-foreclosure status. I wished to speak to the person who sent me the letter regarding our status and was told that the person on the phone would have to do it. After spending about 20 minutes on the phone with the person regarding repayment status, I then went on the website to set up payments only to find that I could not access it except to pay for the total amount which I had already told them we could not pay! I sent an email to customer service and received a reply today. Tried calling numerous times and could not get through... At all...

Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017
So Citi sells my mortgage to Nationstar. Then Nationstar changes their name to Mr. Cooper. It's all been fine until I get a letter from Mr. Cooper today telling me that my hazard insurance has expired. My insurance is the same that it has been for the past 17 years and I do hope that Mr. Cooper can look through their obviously mixed up records and get this straightened out. It amazes me that they have time to call me all day trying to get me to refinance but they can't keep my files in order. You need to prioritize Mr. Cooper. Already tired from today and then your letter really hits me the wrong way.
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017
I already had my loan originally through Mr. Cooper then I refinanced for a cheaper payment and lower interest rate. The best thing was they were always available for me to call or email and I immediately got responses on email. They also answered any questions if I had to call in. They were on top of the ball and I didn’t expect anything better. It was fantastic.
Reviewed Nov. 21, 2017
We wanted to do the HAMP so we could refinance and get a better interest rate. Mr. Cooper is the only place I could refinance and the reps were all good, very knowledgeable, and got everything done very quickly. I received very good guidance. The paperwork was finalized in less than 2 weeks, which was very quick. I'm satisfied with the experience and it's very good. The lower interest rate is the benefit and it was the extended kind that we can pay out. I would recommend Mr. Cooper to a friend.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2017
911/17 hurricane Irma damaged our home financed by Mr. Cooper. They received insurance funds on 10/19/17. We've provided all the requested documents and called them almost daily but they still have not released the $31k needed for home repairs. Each time we call it's the same conversation as if they are reading from a script, "We apologize for the delay, I will request that be expedited immediately, you should have a check within 5-7 business days." Each call taking an hour on average but longer if you insist on speaking with a supervisor.
I've complied with their 15 page procedures and set up account on insuranceclaimcheck.com as advised, but they are delaying and delaying. We've had to go to a local bank and borrow money to begin repairs in order to prevent additional damage to our home. We've called Mr. Cooper twice to complain about its loss claim department, no one returned the first call and the second customer service rep transferred me to the department I was calling to complain about. We've submitted a formal complaint and are waiting to get a response back. It's an awful thing to have your home damaged and then to be victimized by your mortgage company like this is unimaginable.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2017
Mr. Cooper called me and I made a switch to them. The reps were knowledgeable and they guided me through the right steps correctly. Since refinancing my loan with them, I’ve been making lower payments and hopefully, they can keep calling me for that. I’m very happy with Mr. Cooper and my experience with them was great.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2017
We’ve been with Mr. Cooper for quite a while now and we had a situation where we’re waiting to get results, so we went ahead with refinancing, looking for a better rate. The guidance was very professional and personal. I’m a stickler for customer service and I was very satisfied. Everything's working good.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2017
I have a mortgage through Mr. Cooper and the actual people that worked there were really great. They did what they said and whatever they said is what happened. They told the truth and the mortgage is cheaper now after refinancing.
Reviewed Nov. 19, 2017
I've been with Mr. Cooper for 11 years now and they’ve all been wonderful and very helpful. They called me and they said I’ve never been late with a payment, that I qualified for refinancing. I live on disability, so I don’t make much and figured well, at least it lowered my house payment by $30. Usually, I have my house payment taken out of my bank account every month, and I had to go stop the old loan and restart the new one. And they told me to go to the bank and give them the new loan number. The bank said they don’t do that. Mr. Cooper has to take it out on their end. So I went to on the website and did it, but I want to make sure it’s done on their end that's why I have been trying to get ahold of Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Nov. 19, 2017
Mr. Cooper was the best lending application I've experienced in my entire lifetime. It was easy and the most progressive. I had to refinance my old mortgage for logical progression and it started seven months ago. I've had a history with them since 2007 when they were still Nationstar. The fixed rate is lower and they have my credit history so it transferred.
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2017
I was with Nationstar then my loan got migrated to Mr. Cooper. I did a cash-out refi and the reps have been diligent through the process. They’re on top of everything, following-up, being specific and explaining everything and their knowledge up to the process. It was all good and I’m very satisfied with my experience.
Reviewed Nov. 18, 2017
Mr. Cooper contacted me and offered a better rate. Everything was just perfect. They did whatever they said they'd do and they answered all our questions. We were very satisfied.
Reviewed Nov. 17, 2017
The interest rates were dropping, we had gained more equity on our home and we were trying to get rid of our PMI. Nationstar bought my home loan and transitioned to Mr. Cooper, and we called them because they already had our loan and that might be easier. The reps we spoke with were good and professional. We also received accurate guidance. I'm a satisfied customer.
Reviewed Nov. 17, 2017
When Mr. Cooper took over Nationstar, I've been very happy with the transfer. We decided to refinance my old mortgage because of the better rates. And we considered getting appraisals from Bank of America, but it didn’t work out. I like Mr. Cooper's timely responsiveness. The appraiser and the attorney said that they would be at our house at a certain time and they showed up on time, and that is a huge thing for me. Our experience was great and smooth, and we're happy with everything at this point.
Reviewed Nov. 16, 2017
Our loan was assigned to "Nationstar", who changed the name to Mr. Cooper. Why did they change their name? To make you feel that you are dealing with the "nice man at the bank on a personal level”. Wow. Really marketing people? For two months I have received notices that there is no evidence of flood insurance on our condo, which NEVER goes without flood coverage. It is mandatory through the association. They will not contact the insurance agent to obtain an updated copy. Despite the agent repeatedly sending copies, I continue to receive notices. The real problem - YOU CANNOT SPEAK TO A LIVE PERSON. The letter has no telephone number in case THEY make an error. You can only LISTEN to the automated system (so much for the small town banker feeling). The insurance agent has repeatedly faxed the information–for two months.
Nationstar (Mr. Cooper) purchased insurance at the cost of $3000 from an outside company despite the fact that we have an insurance endorsement. Despite calling repeatedly, the customer service department will not allow me to talk to the insurance department. They want me to talk to the company they purchased the insurance through. I do not have a contract with that company–that is Mr. Cooper's error for purchasing it as we have never had a lapse in coverage–and I am not going to talk to them. I want to TALK TO MR. COOPER'S INSURANCE DEPARTMENT TO FIND OUT WHY THEY CANNOT TAKE A FAXED COPY AND PUT IT IN MY FILE. I guess a lawsuit is the only way to get the attention of a company who charges you for insurance when you have insurance, but charges you without giving you the opportunity to talk to someone in the company. My business partner is paying the place off. This is insanity.
Reviewed Nov. 16, 2017
After Hurricane Irma we decided to use the Hurricane Irma relief to fix our fence around our yard so our dogs couldn't get out and to get our shed out of the neighbors yard. Mr. Cooper deferred our mortgage and is still advertising that they offer relief. We received a bill this month wanting the mortgage payment back with our normal mortgage totaling $2404.00. The lady I spoke to was very rude and acted like I just didn't make that payment and wouldn't let me explain. Our Thanksgiving is now canceled and so is Christmas. Please do not fall for their fake sympathy to Hurricane Irma.
Reviewed Nov. 16, 2017
Our mortgage was sold to Mr. Cooper shortly after closing the first week of August. The mortgage payment we sent to the original mortgage servicer before we were notified of the transfer was reportedly forwarded to Mr. Cooper (according to the original servicer). We have the cancelled check and have provided it to Mr. Cooper. They call and harass us, threaten us and no matter how many times we tell them we've paid every payment (EARLY, even) and provide a cancelled check, they continue to make threats. The issue is between them and the prior servicer, OR they've lost our money and are trying to extort more. Either way, their behavior has crossed the line and we are looking into class-action litigation.
If you, too, have been abused by Mr. Cooper, please contact me. I'm the only Kelly ** in the U.S. so look me up online (if I include contact info here, the review will probably get flagged for removal). Get in touch if you're fed up with abuse from this mortgage servicer and want to join a class-action suit against them. Their predatory practices MUST be stopped!
Reviewed Nov. 16, 2017
I was with PNC, then I went to Nationstar. I refinanced with them to save money on my mortgage by getting a low-interest rate and a better payment. I dealt with Kathryn and Suzy. They were great and really helped me out to gain my housing fund in a better way.
Reviewed Nov. 16, 2017
We had a different mortgage company before. And then I received a statement from them saying they are now Mr. Cooper. So I spoke to one of their representatives. Her name is Victoria and she was so wonderful and patient. My concern was why I paid PMI insurance even though its equity is already in the house. She explained to me everything nicely and made a good offer. Now, I have $300 less off on my mortgage payment. Everything was presented well. Additionally, when we follow-up, Victoria always sends emails. She also calls and stays on the phone with me. Overall, she's a very professional girl.
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2017
I have been dealing with Nationstar now Mr. Cooper since Feb of this year with much aggravation and find a lot of inconsistencies in how well knowledgeable their employees are to give proper information. I have made dozen upon dozens of calls to follow up and been given conflicting information. I have requested many times to speak with senior management regarding my issue and was told my call was escalated and in fact it was never replied to. And I even emailed on several occasions through their website and through email addresses provided by staff which have not had a resolve.
A lot of miscommunication and misinformation has lead to a horrible situation for me. And now I feel like I'm being blackmailed into doing something I stated I did not want to do on several occasions. They have lied and mislead me. Bottom line, they need to be held accountable. I have found them to be the worse! I have been apologized to several times as well admitted they "dropped the ball" but I'm the one suffering the aggravation and damages from their wrongs. As a consumer, I am appalled they did not perform as they advertise and claim.
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2017
Mr. Cooper was fun to work with and was very easy completing the paperwork. It was easy because the notary came to my house, the majority of forms were digital using DocMagic and my appraisal fee was waived due to amount of equity I had in my home. Thanks!
Reviewed Nov. 15, 2017
I wanted to restructure and needed a refinance to get a lower rate and get some cash out to pay off some credit card bills. I had an existing mortgage with Mr. Cooper and I like the convenience of doing the process with them. Our mortgage professional, Elliot, was very good and he made it easy by going through the options and making suggestions that sounded good to me. There was another guy who did all the paperwork and then the overall process was relatively quick and easy. We closed on it a couple of weeks ago and so in the long term, the refinance will help my cash flows.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017
Mr. Cooper mortgage servicing - Customer service below standards. Called three times to get a payment applied to the December's payment and not to the principal balance. First two customer reps did not complete the task. Third call I was on hold for 25 minutes waiting for supervisor... I hung up! Terrible.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017
Beware of the Cooper website. I made my mortgage payment on 11/7 and today. Each time the payment was confirmed, but when I went back to check both payments were rejected even though I have money in the bank. Now there are only 3 days before the late payment is due. I even talked to an agent who assured me that my payments had been received on Nov 7...Any suggestions? After this month, I won't use the site ever again.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017
The easiest refi I have ever done. It was a great pleasure working with all of you. Your professionalism and knowledge was outstanding. My hat's off to all of you and a BIG THANK YOU. I had been putting this off for months because of past problems with banks and mortgage companies, you have brought back my faith.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017
Excellent customer service. My loan # is **. I had the pleasure of dealing with 2 very professional employees that walked me through the process step by step. They were knowledgeable in the loan aspects that made my process seamless. They responded to my concerns and followed up very well. Must say that the new name Mr. Cooper left me skeptical. However, the team Mr. Emmanuel ** and Ms. Keri ** were excellent and met and exceeded my exceptions.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017
My loan was given to Mr. Cooper and they had just taken over my loan. I had about 30 days of experience with them signing my papers. I decided to go with them because my block had gotten some new homes and the value of the property has gone up. I decided to see if I could get some of the value of my home with this new increase in my property and get some of that money out of the house to use in repairs that need to be done. Mr. Cooper was very wonderful. They helped me and I have the money now. I'm just trying to get the right people to do the work and get it done the way it should be done.
The mortgage reps were very thorough, ready to protect themselves and they protect you. After dealing with them I recognized that some of the things that I was unhappy about were for my benefit that they were doing it and so I respect them. I'm happy with the deal that I made with them and I intend to honor my part and intend for them to honor theirs.
Since refinancing, I've had peace of mind. I was wondering how we're going to get it done. I need to have house changes and I need the retaining walls rebuilt. The attorney of the insurance company had come out after 38 years of being insured that put all that money in their pocket all those years and now they're coming up and saying I have to fix the retaining walls or else they were going to cancel my insurance and pocket all of 36 years of money that they got from me. If something happens to me, I won't get a dime. If I have had a bond on my house and put that money in a banking account I'd be sitting pretty.
Anytime you’ve done business with an insurance company over 30 years and no claims, all that money went in their pocket and so now they say, "Okay, you get out and find yourself another insurance." I don't have a year anymore. That means that that money is there all free and clear. They shouldn't take 36 years of my money and see if I had enough money to keep a bond up, and the figure will allow me to bond up, I have to have a bond and put that money into a trust fund. I would’ve had that money myself and then they wouldn’t have to tell me to go shooting somewhere.
Each person I spoke to at Mr. Cooper was very nice and I would sometimes meet people that said that you can talk to them. There were no insults. They were just always willing to help in what way they can help and then if you weren't clear on something they were happy to talk to you and explain what you're not clear about and I appreciate that. I look forward to having a good relationship with them in the future.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2017
Have had a good experience with customer service and would recommend this mortgage through USAA. They provide easy access to my account and provide good information.
Reviewed Nov. 13, 2017
The officers that worked on my behalf were very professional and courteous. I was not forced into anything, no matter whenever I called with a question. The response time was excellent whenever I left a message. They made me feel like I was their only client and they were working only for me!
Reviewed Nov. 13, 2017
Our loan was transferred. Money was lost out of our escrow and off our principal balance. Now our monthly payment has went up by $150 a month and our money is still nowhere to be found. Insane long wait times on the phone with no answers. This has been going on for 6 months. Completely insane.
Reviewed Nov. 13, 2017
I wanted to refinance my old mortgage for a better interest rate. Since I was already with Nationstar, it was convenient and easier to go with the same company as opposed to going to someone different. Discussing my refinance options went quick.
Reviewed Nov. 13, 2017
I lost one of my jobs so I needed to refinance a little of my mortgage. Mr. Copper is originally my mortgage provider and after comparing prices and mortgages, I found it easier to go with them. The mortgage officer was a very nice man and his attitude was great. Everybody I dealt with, even the notary who came over, was very helpful and I was very impressed with them. Finalizing the paperwork took a couple of weeks and was really fast. Lowering my mortgage was amazing and my experience with Mr. Cooper was great.
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2017
Mr. Cooper held my mortgage for three years. I had the idea of putting my stepson on the mortgage so he would be more eligible for handicapped awards. He lost a leg a couple of years ago. There were several other companies, Quicken Loans, and several others. Some of them had slightly better options and some did not. Mr. Cooper held the current mortgage and they were meeting all of the other requirements or the other quotes that were coming through.
There was only one thing that put a damper on the whole business and that was their lack of telling me that I should stop my current automatic payments to them. What happened since I didn’t do that initially when it came the day for signing, they pulled another mortgage payment out of my checking account and then they wouldn’t pay it back. They said they had to hold it for 30 days before they can pay it back and then after I complained bitterly, they said they had to hold it for 15 days. There are two different timeframes and they still haven’t paid it back. That was on the 17th when we signed off last month.
I called everybody there and nobody was willing to bend their rules. I was told I could get the money back if I submitted a letter on my bank’s letterhead stating that I would not challenge the withdrawal or the check for closing, which I've never heard of before and even then it was going to be 15 days before I got the money back. At the time, I'm still waiting and I was down to $28 in my checking account. I'm on a fixed income. They do that and I kept reiterating that I didn’t have any money. You need cash and my only income is social security and that isn't very much.
The other factor in getting this all done was to reduce buy out of pocket since I'm paying all the bills, the mortgage and utilities on that piece of property. My handicapped stepson lives there with his family and he hasn’t been able to work in over two years. The one thing Mr. Cooper should do is, the minute you give them the go-ahead to process the paperwork, to check in their own system and cancel the automatic payments. After we signed, they pulled that money out of my checking account and then about five hours later I got an email telling me to cancel that automatic door, the cart was before the horse.
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2017
We had a loan with Citibank and Mr. Cooper took over the loan. I'd been wanting to refinance for a long time with Citi but they were so snotty that I gave up. I was just about ready to purchase a loan and get it off the books when I found out that it was sold to Mr. Cooper. The process was very easy. Plus, their reps were very courteous and handled everything quite well. I had a very good experience and I'm very satisfied.
Reviewed Nov. 11, 2017
I recently refinanced my mortgage. And the level of professionalism was stellar! I was very happy with the experience! I will recommend Mr. Cooper to all my friends and family! The experience was seamless. I never had such a stress free banking experience. Thank you!
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2017
They were friendly and helpful with my loan application, and explained answers to my questions well. I didn't get much notification on what documents were coming up, or who to expect calls from (such as docusign emails or the home inspector). They were friendly when correcting it, and improved when I mentioned it to them.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2017
The whole process was excellent. Seamless communications with all departments was effortless. Everyone was very helpful. When I didn't understand questions, the E signed option is great saved a lot of time. And it also great to use after because it retains all forms, in case I may need to look back at a form.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2017
I have had multiple problems working with their Loss Drafts department while trying to get insurance claim checks endorsed and back to me. I have dealt with this company losing checks they were returning to me (put in regular mail vs. FedEx/tracking), employees who speak so poor English I cannot understand them, I've been disconnected (with no return phone call), I've had my claim amount incorrectly increased, the status changed without notification (resulting in a check being returned to me, unendorsed), employees stating they will call the next day, and do not... So many problems when all I want is to get my insurance claim checks endorsed by you and returned to me.
They also proposed having an inspection in lieu of the additional paperwork they want me to complete - I agreed & they said someone would contact me. That was over 10 days ago & I still have not been contacted. In the meantime, I still do not have my insurance check back (endorsed) and the contractor continues to hound me for payment. Mr. Cooper just apologizes & says someone will contact me - but it never happens.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2017
The initial assistance that I received from Jonathan ** was excellent. He was very patient when I completed my online application, and he was very helpful when I had to submit all of the necessary documentation. When I had questions he promptly answered them. I was very pleased with all of the assistance from Long **. He was there to explain any questions that I had for closing the loan.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2017
Staff was very friendly and stuck to their promises. Staff made the process as simple as possible. Staff did not intimidate customer. Staff got me a better rate than expected due to good credit etc. Scott ** is amazing. I would highly recommend him and is an expert at his job. Scott's people skills are off the charts. Thank you.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2017
My experience with "Mr. Cooper" mortgage during the process to re-finance my rental was pleasant. The staff at Mr. Cooper was always polite, informative, complete, and serviced my loan in a very timely fashion. The "e-doc" process was very convenient and saved time and effort. Interest rates and other fees were all competitively priced. I did not have to shop around. Thank you.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2017
Ralph ** was outstanding. He kept me informed every step of the way and made refinancing my home an easy stress-free experience. Received a great interest rate. Would definitely recommend to a friend especially if they could work with Ralph.
Reviewed Nov. 10, 2017
I was originally with Peoples and then they sold the mortgage to Nationstar. I wanted to put the mortgage I had in my own name, which I was able to do. Unfortunately, my rate was higher, but I was still delighted that I have a mortgage in my own name now. The people at Nationstar were terrific. I used to be in banking and did mortgages back in the day so I was really impressed. They were one of the best, courteous, most polite, most knowledgeable company that I have dealt with. Now, that's pushed over on to Mr. Cooper and I was delighted.
My overall experience with them was terrific. Everybody goes out of their way to make sure they’re taking care of your question. Today, I find most people gloss over everything and try to get me off the phone. But with Mr. Cooper, everybody has been so helpful, and I really do appreciate that. I’m very happy with Mr. Cooper and have also recommended them.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017
Loan process was smooth and accurate. The only glitch was meeting some government mandated loans requirements that seemed a bit excessive, but not the fault of Mr. Cooper. I will recommend Mr. Cooper to friends. Have a great day. Thank you for everything!
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017
Helpful during the process. And worked to get me the best price, working through different options with length, interest and term length. But they made a mistake on my paperwork that would have cost me a lot of money if I did not catch it. SO keep checking every line on your paperwork before you sign it. Also once you sign the paperwork there is no follow up. This was a problem since we were making final changes the day before I signed. I never received a final version of my documents.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017
I called your company for a refinance because my friend Odette ** can't come up with her present payments. Mr. Andre ** help us. Mrs. ** was able to refinance her loans with no problem. Mr. ** did a wonderful job in making the loan possible and he was very honest and thorough. Keep up the good customer relation.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017
Refinancing - From the beginning Anthony **, incredible. What an asset. Tammy ** was the best processor I have ever encountered. I’ve been in Nanking 34 years and never seen anyone like her. Anthony and Tammy... What a team. Your company is fortunate to have them.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017
After two attempts prior to Mr. Cooper I had given up attempting to refinance my home loan. Mr. Cooper's professional mortgage staff got the job done in a timely manner. They were easy to work with and closed in good order.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017
I had a seamless process to refinance my home. From start to finish the staff and their processing partners were courteous and accommodating. Followed up with me throughout the process and never hesitated on answering my questions. I am very pleased.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017
The people I worked with were very responsive and friendly. My only issue is that when I originally spoke to Jason ** he was very specific that I wouldn't have to pay origination fees since I was already a customer of Mr. Cooper, nor would I have to pay for the appraisal. However, both were on my closing paperwork. I inquired about it and Jason went on and on and on, but it was a lot of mumbo jumbo and sounded more like backtracking than actually making any sense. By that time I was already in the weeds, so continued on with the refinance. Thank you for asking.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017
As soon as I got in contact with Roque and started the process of a refi he pretty much left it up to myself or someone else to handle the paperwork. He just kept pressuring me to get paperwork done so that it will close. Which means he will get paid. That's all he was worried about. If I had to do it all over again, I would have went with someone else.
Reviewed Nov. 9, 2017
We had an existing mortgage with Mr. Cooper and we wanted to refinance at a lower rate. Their process was pretty simple, to the point and just involved standard questions and answers. The experience was all very good. It's worthwhile and I encourage people to do it.
Reviewed Nov. 8, 2017
My husband and I recently refinanced our mortgage with Mr. Cooper. My initial phone call to get things started was handled by Daryl **. He was extremely helpful with all information and documents needed. All documents were online and very easy to review. Things progressed in a timely manner. Our loan processor Joanna ** was very helpful and knowledgeable as well. She worked with us and kept us abreast on how things were progressing. Every step of the process went smooth without a problem. Very very pleasant experience refinancing with Mr. Cooper. Thank you Daryl and Joanna!!
Reviewed Nov. 8, 2017
Nationstar recently made my home refinancing easier than I could have ever imagined. From the date I originally called to inquire about the possibility of consolidating a 1st with Ditech and a 2nd with Nationstar the complete process through closing took all of 33 days. The loan processor provided a complete list of documents required for the underwriters and only came back to me once for a more legible copy of one of the documents. I could not have been more pleased with the rate offered, the electronic signing process and most importantly the comfort I had with the courtesy and professional attitudes of the loan processing team assigned to meet (exceed) my needs. Thanks again Nationstar!!!
Reviewed Nov. 7, 2017
Mr. Cooper claims to be "committed to helping you get your insurance claim funds, as quickly as possible". That is a bunch of **! I have been lied to, mislead and basically given the run-around by their insurance claims department. In the last phone call with Devin ** (Manager), she offered options outside of the normal process but would not put anything in writing. They lie, they do not call back, and their management takes no responsibility. Run away!!!
Reviewed Nov. 7, 2017
Always bad, always. Since day one of them buying our mortgage from Seneca. Always looking for ways to avoid applying extra principal payments towards balance. Long hold times, problems never resolved.
Reviewed Nov. 7, 2017
Mr. Cooper purchased my prior mortgage. They contacted me to suggest a refinance multiple times. Eventually, I spoke with someone who figured out the right product that works for our specific circumstances. Our cash flow situation has deteriorated and this new product was able to restore it, not to where it had been but to something closer. The first few times I spoke with people, they didn’t ask enough questions and get to the bottom of where we were. Only the third person we spoke with really spent the time to listen to us, since it’s an investment property, what our priorities were in terms of cash flow and timeframe and all of that. Everything went smoothly from there. Also, they have made a lot of improvements on their website from when it was Nationstar.
My Nationstar experience was really terrible during the recession about 11 years ago. If I could have found the product with any other lender then, I would have refinanced in the middle of the crisis. Customer service was terrible. I felt that they had cheated me in a certain interaction over insurance. But with the refinance now, all of a sudden they seemed much more customer service oriented.
Reviewed Nov. 6, 2017
My original mortgage was from Nationstar and when I refinanced with them, they had great reps who were very professional. Any questions I had, they answered immediately. If I left a message, I got a call within a half hour. With the refinance, we’ve had a lower payment and a better interest rate.
Reviewed Nov. 6, 2017
I guess Nationstar was so bad they had to change their name to Mr. Cooper. A previous mortgage was taken over by Nationstar in 2012. They failed to pay my taxes even though they were escrowed & I mailed them a copy. It took 2 months & 20 people to fix it. I panicked when Nationstar/Mr. Cooper bought out my last mortgage 4 months before sale. Sure enough, I received a call today saying we owe them $291 three months after the sale. The person was in internal collections & had no closing paperwork info. She confirmed my last payment & the closing was 7 days after. The real estate company "Berkshire Hathaway" sent them the final closing including the 7 days.
The woman had no info & expected me to pay the 291 because she said they never received it. No bill or letter in 3 months. Just a collection call. I checked with my realtor & it was paid in full. The collections person put me on hold to talk to her supervisor & said they would waive the charges. She refused to admit it was paid by the title people. I knew when I saw Nationstar/Mr. Cooper took over my mortgage there would be an issue. RUN far far away from this company!!!
Reviewed Nov. 5, 2017
My house was flooded from Hurricane Harvey. My flood insurance adjuster advanced me $40,000 so I could get started on the repairs of my house. Keep in mind this is an advancement. This is only about 1/3 of what the total claim’s going to be. I sent the check to the Mr. Cooper Insurance Claims Department and they sent me $20,000 back and held $20,000 of it. Mr. Cooper employee tells me I have to be at least 50% done in order to draw any more of my insurance money. Then they tell me they're going to charge me for the inspection. And then they want me to send them contracts and W9's and lean waivers from any contractors that I use, that's none of my mortgage company's business.
I have never been late on a house payment and I've always kept up with the taxes and insurance. I think it is pretty sorry business ethics to hold this money from me and my family. It could be several weeks if not months before I get the remaining amount from my flood insurance, but then it's going to have the mortgage company's name on it. Also I'm going to have to send that in and they're just going to hold on to it. How can anyone expect you to do $100,000 repair with the $20,000 that Mr. Cooper returned to me from my claim with my flood insurance that I paid for. I have well over $100,000 equity in this home that I originally built in 2008, so it's pretty foolish for anyone to think that I would walk away from it.
Reviewed Nov. 5, 2017
This company gives straightforward information on its website and offers several methods for payments; friendly customer service. However, I'm a little thrown off by the name change to Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Nov. 2, 2017
If you qualify request and you sign the papers motorist and send it to Mr. Cooper then you call to see if they got your paperwork, they will tell you, "Yes we got it and it takes 30 days." After 30 days you gonna call them to find out the status they will tell you, "You did not qualify, you fail to make extra payments to your principal and that’s why we denied your request." Mr. Cooper is scam crooks company.
Reviewed Nov. 1, 2017
When deal with the making home affordable program, this mortgage company didn't want to participate in the reduction of the principal which is essential for to work.
Reviewed Oct. 31, 2017
They bought several of my bank notes in January of this year. They immediately started placing forced insurance and escrows for insurance and property taxes even though I’ve always paid them myself. They stopped recording my payments and were putting them on the side for shortages even though they said they remove the escrows and they acknowledge my insurance. It’s an ongoing nightmare with daily collection calls and Robocalls from them.
Reviewed Oct. 31, 2017
AWFUL, Mr. Cooper continually takes my payments but says they dont have them... Every month since Mr. Cooper changed from Nationstar... Problem. Stay away. Trying to get resolved. Sat on hold for 20+ minutes. Get someone that is trying to help... oops call get disconnected. Awful.
Reviewed Oct. 31, 2017
I was treated extremely well by my loan officer, Scott ** and my loan processor, Noemy **. They were both very friendly and professional and extremely efficient in getting my refinance completed quickly. I did refer a friend, Nancy **, who has also refinanced using Scott **. We both are still waiting for our dinner and movie Mr. Cooper promised for those who refinanced with the company.
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2017
My loan got sold to Mr. Cooper and my experience is great. I didn't get the help that I did with Mr. Cooper when I was dealing with Nationstar. Mr. Cooper told me how to go out and fix a couple of items on my credit, when to do it and how soon to get back to them. I did exactly that and my credit grade was improved and they got things done. Also, the credit agents seem to have everything at their hand.
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2017
Mr. Cooper called us if we would like to look into refinancing. We were in a variable rate loan and it would be in our best interest to switch while the interest rates were down. During that time, it worked out great for us to be on the variable rate loan because we had about 2% interest rates at times. But I kept feeling that this good thing would end. Since refinancing about two months ago, we’re already in a fixed rate and we didn't have to worry about what's going to be the variable rate in the future or the economy.
Most of my communication was with email and my wife talked to someone occasionally. They were very professional, knew every answer of anything we asked and would get back to us really quick. It was outstanding. Everything was either online or by phone and it was convenient. They even sent a lawyer out to the house to sign the papers and we met there again at lunchtime one day. Mr. Cooper was great and all of it was painless and easy.
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2017
Emails and voicemail left for loan processor not returned. Initial contact person was great but the woman who took over the next step was not. The loan was ultimately denied and I understand why. The first two refinances processed smooth, convenient and we'll definitely done. I wish we had not been assigned a different processor for the final experience.
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2017
From the time we applied thru the closing all parties kept us informed of all stages of the process. When 3rd party meetings were necessary appointment times were spot on accurate. I wouldn't hesitate to refer a friend to your company. Thank you.
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2017
To start out, my mortgage was transferred to them by BOA. This was being done while I was going to school out of state and had squatters break in and trash my house and finalized my insurance claim for the damage. Because of the damage and having to get it fixed I moved back to get it done, my insurance claim check was sent to this company and was deposited into my escrow account. To get the damages fixed, my house was deemed as uninhabitable by the city until the damage was fixed. They did the legal (not right, but legal thing) and withheld the money until I got a contractor to fill out their paperwork. Then after getting that filled out, I’d have to come out of pocket to get the first job done, then come out of pocket again for them to inspect the repairs.
Once the repairs were done on the first job I’d get 25% of the insurance money, then the same and 50% and finally 25%. Well, turns out at least where my house is, contractors don’t want to be liable for the work or property until they get paid. So all the while I was trying to get this figured out I started to notice returned check fees in my checking account. I called my bank and they explained that it was from Mr. Cooper. I checked my online account for Mr. Cooper and they were making multiple fraudulent charges every month they had my mortgage adding up to $3,900 per month, this was after I had paid my mortgage each month. When I called to dispute the charges with Mr. Cooper they denied seeing any charges for 30 straight minutes.
Finally they admitted to doing it but then told me they couldn’t stop the charges without me sending all of my bank statements proving that they were doing it. I immediately closed my bank account and opened a new one and decided to let my home go to foreclosure. Please!! If you read those BEFORE you have a mortgage with Mr. Cooper get it with someone else!! If you don’t believe what I have to say, please google NationStar mortgage reviews!!
Reviewed Oct. 28, 2017
My experience in refinancing with Mr. Cooper was standard operating procedure. They were helpful and everything was fine.
Reviewed Oct. 27, 2017
I was already with Nationstar before they became Mr. Cooper. Since changing over, my statement got a lot better. It's detailed, easy to read, and tells me everything on it. My interactions with their representatives were great. The refinance process took two and a half weeks. They got it done really quick. However, I got a letter saying somebody else bought out my loan. It was kind of confusing. While they were good, I wish they didn't sell my loan to Fannie Mae. Still, my overall experience with Mr. Cooper was enjoyable.
Reviewed Oct. 27, 2017
I had looked into refinancing prior, and then got interested in doing that. Mr. Cooper has a program so I decided to go with them. Their mortgage professional was good. He was able to answer all my questions. From doing mortgages before, it was easy to go online instead of having to meet somewhere. Basically, you can do that anytime with Mr. Cooper instead of having to make an appointment and meet somebody. They make it really easy. It was a good experience.
Reviewed Oct. 26, 2017
The fact that Mr. Cooper reps cannot be reached for better or worse is just silly. I've tried calling only to get long wait times, disconnects and reps that read from scripts and cant actually help anything. Anyway, it has been 4 months now since we began having trouble paying our mortgage and a letter came detailing our "dedicated rep" who would help in this situation "they can help" the letter said. I called in thinking "this was gonna be great", a rep with a name and an extension. Well, just as I expected the rep whom answered had no idea who the person was or how to transfer me to her even with her extension and all credentials.
Fast forward to September when I call "Making Home Affordable" because we have no way to cover the full payments currently. I explain to the MHA rep that Mr. Cooper cannot be reached nor do they call me back, I even emailed Mr. Cooper. Making Home Affordable said no problem they will reply to MHA and then contact the homeowner. Well, it has been a month and still no contact from Mr. Cooper. In July we signed a recast letter and returned to Mr. Cooper by certified mail and have not received the new recast contract nor have I been contacted regarding this.
We cant pay. Their service is terrible. We were so far ahead of this issue but it seems that our worst enemy is the mortgage company themselves. I am thinking that they will contact me once the payment goes over 30 days in which case our credit is messed up and we become ineligible for any assistance. Even when they call the house if I pick up there's nobody on the line or they hang up. I'm at my wit's end. I had a feeling a name change to something as silly as Mr. Cooper would reflect poor service. It's all ridiculous. WE CANT PAY DUE TO DISABILITY/MEDICAL ISSUE.
Reviewed Oct. 26, 2017
Attempted to refinance our home with Mr. Cooper, with good income, credit scores near 800, and cash for the closing costs. Representative told me that we would have no credit or income verification (so what?) and no appraisal fee (good). Saved us only .25% and kept saying closing costs would be rolled into the mortgage, not what I wanted. I finally insisted he tell me the AMOUNT of the closing cost and it was $7800!!! We'll refinance somewhere else, thank you.
Reviewed Oct. 26, 2017
I found an envelope in the mail letting us know that our Mortgage Company was changing from Nationstar to Mr. Cooper. So, I opened the letter and it had an offer to refinance our house for a lower rate and payment. We have been having a hard time keeping up with the mortgage and all our bills. After talking with Elliott **, he let me know that we could refinance our home fast and easy with the HARP Program. He connected us with Shino ** who closed the deal for us. Within two weeks we had a Notary at our house signing the closing documents. We lowered our payment by $300 and skipped two months on our mortgage payments. It's stressful making the mortgage payment, this helped my family a lot. Thank you so much for your help.
Reviewed Oct. 26, 2017
Mr. Cooper has a better rate and everybody was great. They got the refinancing done in about a week and it's a done deal. We're all set up and the next payment is next month. We cut down the time that was left on our mortgage down to a 15-year loan with the same payments and now, two-thirds of my money goes to the principal instead of just one-third. It was a great experience. I virtually had to do no work at this at all other than sign my name and I didn't have to do a lot of digging through documents.
Reviewed Oct. 25, 2017
I looked into a refinance because of the low interest rates. Mr. Cooper's representatives were all good. They should keep up the good work.
Reviewed Oct. 24, 2017
Was told I could make payments ahead of schedule then got my bill and payments were put towards principal. Had to call again then told that it should have been that way. Have to call again. Not happy. Wish everyone was on the same page when you call. Wasted time.
Reviewed Oct. 24, 2017
Everybody that I worked with at Mr. Cooper did a great job. They made it easy for me. I was with too many mortgage companies and they never tried to help me the way Mr. Cooper did. My son has a property and we told him to go with Mr. Cooper. He's working with them right now trying to refinance his house because he's had the house since 2005.
Reviewed Oct. 23, 2017
The original loan was through Wells Fargo and I wasn't happy with them. I found another lender and went through Citibank, then Citibank sold the loan to Nationstar. When Nationstar sent me my last statement, I got an email saying that Mr. Cooper was taking the mortgage from there so I went to the link and looked into it. The transaction was very easy to do and it went smoothly plus the agent that assisted me with the loan was very helpful so I’m happy. Mr. Cooper did an awesome job and I really appreciated it. I referred and recommended them to a friend.
Reviewed Oct. 22, 2017
HARP Refinance - Simply terrible! Lack of communication. Told one thing one price at closing then another, then another. Felt hustled like we were buying a used car. I was told rather than asked when closing scheduled. No communication from this company whatsoever.
Reviewed Oct. 22, 2017
We had NationStar for 10 years, we recently remortgage the house when you became Mr. Cooper and I have to say everyone at Nationstar / Mr. Cooper were fantastic working with us to get a lower interest mortgage. I really like to thank everybody there.
Reviewed Oct. 22, 2017
I did a refinance recently and I still did not get a copy of all the closing documents I signed at the time. Left numerous messages for someone to get in touch and no response yet. Please can someone help. Thanks.
Reviewed Oct. 22, 2017
I refinanced with Mr. Cooper and I lowered the rate and the term of my loan. Their reps were good, too.
Reviewed Oct. 21, 2017
After 17yrs with no issues a family tragedy caused me to fall behind of 2 payments. The first customer service representative I spoke with was extremely courteous and made a deferment plan to help us catch up. On the payment date we agreed Oct 13th 2017, I called to make the payment at 8:15am to be told I was given inaccurate information and rudely, she refused my payment. I was informed that foreclosure would start Oct 17th. Completely devastated I called back again on Oct 13th and was told by Ashley that we could most definitely reschedule and she apologized for the previous customer service rude unacceptable attitude.
Ashley arranged 2 payments to be withdrawn Oct 20th. Considering we had a confirmation number and email of this agreement the funds were not withdrawn again! I made 4 calls to Ashley which at this point one week later she had no details of the agreement. I have never had any issues or communication problems with our previous mortgage company Nationstar which makes us very uneasy going forward with Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Oct. 21, 2017
My interaction with the Mr. Cooper team went fine. Everything was wonderful and I will definitely use them again.
Reviewed Oct. 20, 2017
The folks in underwriting are absolute morons! Mr. Cooper bought my existing loan recently, and after being solicited to re-fi via the mail, I decided to apply for a new, money out, first. The sales person said everything looked good and I proceeded the arduous task of compiling the necessary documents. Six weeks after everything was submitted I didn't hear from them for days and they were not responding to my calls/emails. After leaving a very negative review on their website, the broker finally called and said they do not make loans on this "type" of property. Underwriting knew what "type" of property it was from day one! Still, they saw fit to have me waste numerous hours running around to provide documentation for an impossible loan. Totally incompetent idiots.
Reviewed Oct. 20, 2017
Mr. Cooper has held our note since we moved into our house. There's been an increase in property values everywhere especially where we live and we wanted to reduce our mortgage interest. The rep who I spoke to at Mr. Cooper was good. I also received a thorough guidance from them. The refinance just went through and the next month, my payment's going to be $500 less. So, that's great.
Reviewed Oct. 19, 2017
I have an existing mortgage with Mr. Cooper. They were not the originators of the loan. I'm trying to separate an adjacent lot from the primary house which carries the mortgage loan. I've paid the taxes and liability insurance on the empty lot out of pocket for the years they've carried the loan. My issue is the difficulty in doing so. The lot and the lot with the house on it are two different parcels according to county tax records. The process of getting Mr. Cooper to acknowledge this and to get me a partial release so I can sell it is quite ludicrous.
It's not simple enough for them to contact the county to see tax appraisals on both lots so that Mr. Cooper can see that there is plenty of equity in the house to satisfy their LTV criteria. But it turns out to be silly requirements of sketches and other useless nonsense to achieve this. And that it will take at least 30 days to accomplish this simple procedure. In today's world where and information is just minutes away on a computer I find this completely ludicrous. It doesn't even take that long to get a mortgage! Change things Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Oct. 19, 2017
The payment on my old mortgage was too high and since refinancing with Mr. Cooper, I now have a lower affordable payment. It was great. They were very fast and effective.
Reviewed Oct. 19, 2017
Ever since I have my house in 2006, Mr. Cooper has always been our mortgage company. I didn't really know it's the Mr. Cooper company until I wanted to refinance my house and they sent us some flyers.
Reviewed Oct. 18, 2017
The rates were lower since my loan was switched from Nationstar to Mr. Cooper. Their service was fast, smooth and efficient. Even their transactions and mortgage professionals were excellent.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2017
Where to start... Get a call about refinancing our home. The agent Thea's our info and quotes a rate. We never speak to her again, despite numerous messages and attempts. She's either on vacation or training. We get our gfe and then later that night another one shows up that is different. Our house gets appraised and they send another loan estimate, again different than the first. And when I say different, more expensive. Finally talk to a manager, find out the original agent put in an inflated home value. Now that our house appraises for the correct amount, our luv has changed.
We are in underwriting and get a call once a week to ask the same questions over and over. Finally get cleared to close on the last day of our rate lock we get to close. Title company misses a document and our payoff is incorrect on a loan. She says they'll update. They don't. So my loan is more expensive and didn't due what it was supposed to do. Delays, incompetence and misrepresentation.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2017
I have my existing mortgage with Mr. Cooper and have been with them for at least five years now. I’ve had no problems working with them so I did a refinance. The interactions we’ve had were strictly professional and they gave me the information I needed and I was pleased. I’ve also received accurate and timely guidance from them. The refi lowered my mortgage and it’s really helped since I’ve retired. It was a good experience.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2017
Nationstar/Mr. Cooper reps are very nice and supportive on the phone but it seems they don't know what they're doing. My payment got lost in the mail, was processed a day late, and so I got charged with a late fee. The fee was waived as a courtesy but then it wasn't. It was all cleared up and waived by the next rep, until it wasn't. Third time's the charm: the fee wasn't for a late payment, but for "corporate advance fees" that have mysteriously appeared on my account from the previous mortgage servicer, Citibank, despite the fact that any and all fees from Citibank were paid and documented years ago. Nationstar/Mr. Cooper is either unaware of how to do its job or offering confusing, misleading information. Ask for everything in writing.
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2017
Nationstar took over my loan and they communicated different possibilities for a new loan. But when I first talked to the loan consultant, I was very clear that I wanted to know how much the loan was going to cost me and he continued to say there would be no upfront cost. I got into a pretty heated discussion with him because I wanted the truth rather than the highlights and finally I was able to get clarity because I continued to push it. But others, especially folks who aren’t necessarily financially sound, would have gotten the impression that there was no cost to the loan transfer and change and that was very frustrating.
I was very ready to disconnect and not move forward at a couple of points but my husband and I discussed it and felt that the idea of basically the same interest rate, but getting rid of the PMI, and being able to put more money on the principal was definitely a good thing. Plus after the loan officer, all of the communications with the professionals were very good and I appreciated them. It was a frustrating but there was satisfaction in the end.
Reviewed Oct. 16, 2017
Mr. Cooper has been my mortgage since they took over Nationstar, with whom I was with for almost 14 years. I decided to refinance my house to get a house loan with that property and they granted that for me. I wanted to get a cheaper mortgage, and we did. They refinanced it, and they accepted my credit report. And they did it in a quick fashion. They did it within a month’s time. I'm satisfied with the quickness of the deal. They did a beautiful job with that.
Chris set up the mortgage loan and he did really good. He sent me the paperwork and I signed it. He followed up with me, and then a lady called to check him and thought what I said was written correctly. She called me at night and she sent me some closure through my email and I signed it. A lot of the paperwork was sent through email. I'm 63 years old and not that computer savvy but they made it very simple and easy to follow. So, I commend them for that. They made it extremely easy for them and easy for me as a consumer to understand it.
My sister was also putting in for a house loan with another company. She started just before I did and she hasn’t got an approval yet. I told her about my experience and she was impressed with the quickness of the process I had with Mr. Cooper. I’ve also done many house in the past in different state and it has been time-consuming. But Mr. Cooper all got it together, and I was very pleased.
Reviewed Oct. 16, 2017
We had Nationstar which turned into Mr. Cooper and it was easier to refinance with them because they were already our lender. Everybody was really nice and it was a good experience. Now, we’ll pay off our house five years earlier than we were going to.
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2017
Refinancing my mortgage was a smooth process. Mr. Cooper (previously Nationstar) has friendly representatives that are informative and gave clear explanations to all my questions. I especially appreciated the ability to complete and send all paperwork through email, in addition to signing documents online. I would highly recommend Mr. Cooper for people who appreciate good customer service and ease of process!
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2017
We've been with Mr. Cooper for a long time. We were consolidating and looking for a lower rate. I talked to another company, but the guy from Mr. Cooper that I was working with gave me some advice. He was a little bit more educated and helpful about everything and he could guarantee the rate, whereas the way the other company worked was they trick you into doing something. I like that everyone that I spoke with at Mr. Cooper was very polite and I could understand them. However, our payment to Mr. Cooper is more than it was before but that's because we consolidated. But, it's nice having it this way because that's the debt for a business that failed and it's a constant reminder in having it rolled into our mortgage.
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2017
I was originally with Bank of America but my loan was sold to Mr. Cooper. Since I was trying to save money, I refinanced my mortgage. Mr. Cooper's reps were wonderful. Anytime I had a question, they were really quick to respond, whether it be via email or via phone. They kept me informed the whole way through. They let me know what each step was and what the different outcomes would be on various things like the interest rates. They did everything great.
Reviewed Oct. 14, 2017
I refinanced my existing loan with Mr. Cooper with Mr. Cooper Dec 2016. The broker was not that great but I thought if I can lower my mortgage I can overlook whatever issues I have with the broker. Well, this refi was supposed to be no money out of pocket, that was not the case. I actually paid nearly 2k out of pocket for taxes that were escrowed from my existing loan and with me refinancing at the end of the year there should not have been any funds due. Approx 6 months later I receive a letter from my local tax office indicating my taxes had been paid twice and I would need to work with Mr. Cooper to have them collect the funds the tax office. First time I called mortgage company they indicated they would have the escrow department research this and contact the tax office.
Approx 2-3 weeks later I call for a status and they say they contacted the tax office and confirmed the tax overpayment and they would receive the funds from the tax office and apply them to my escrow. Approx 3-4 was later I call for an update since I could not locate it online and I was told there was no overpayment on my taxes. At this point I became a bit irritated, so I spoke to the weekend manager Joe or Jose who indicated he and I would do a conference call with my tax office on that Monday to find out what is going on. Well unfortunately Joe said he could not give me a number to reach him but he could give me his email and he would call or email me when the time comes.
When Monday came I received nonresident naw from this guy so I called them and spoke with another representative who basically reiterated there was no overpayment on my taxes. Luckily I retained documentation from the refi and documents from my tax office. Sent that to Mr. Cooper along with a very detailed, disgruntled and disappointed note. 5 days later Joe/Jose responds indicating he’s forwarded the issue to the research department, however by now I’ve already gotten the resolution in motion to my satisfaction, so there is no need for this guy nearly a week later from the Monday he and I were supposed to call the tax office. Approx 1 week later the issue was resolved.
Mr. Cooper actually called the tax office to verify and understand when the extra payment was received. Which was during the refi, I told several representatives this very thing however they only checked records of overpayment made during tax time on the regular loan and not the refi of the loan. They had no record of the other payment which is bad business organization since I refi'd my home using my existing mortgage company. 2 months later, now October 2017, I am still waiting to see the tax overpayment reflected in my escrow balance. The moral of the story is keep records and do not simply accept what they tell you, whomever they may be in any situation. Once this is resolved I am looking to refinance with someone else just to get away from this mortgage company.
Reviewed Oct. 14, 2017
We've been with Nationstar for years and we were on an interest-only mortgage then we went with a fixed rate. Everything was as simple as it could be. All the way from signing and having the papers to someone being sent out to us has been fine. It's also easy when you have a scanner on your phone and you scan things back to each other. However, we had to have it done twice when they missed something but that's no big deal.
The only mix-up that we have is through the refi. From my understanding, we wouldn't be paying for September or October because of the refi. Fortunately, and unfortunately, my husband sent a payment in. But we're not seeing where that has adjusted itself on our account. It only shows, at this point, the escrow amount that they've received, not the extra payment by accident my husband sent them. So, now, since we're not supposed to be getting a payment till November, we've gotten payment sheets every month, October. And they wanted to know what our October payment was. And now, I got the regular billing for November. I was told there always should be a delay on our refi, usually two months. So, nothing is delayed. It's gone right into the next. It almost makes us look like we're late but we're not. So, I don't know where it's being applied to. Otherwise, the whole process of the refi was as smooth as could be.
Reviewed Oct. 14, 2017
It was a wonderful experience overall with Mr. Cooper. I was wanting to get involved with the HARP program, which I did on one of my loans, but it was running out by 30 September. Ronnie convinced me that I should go VA with the other one and since I had already been with Nationstar for about 10 years and I had good dealings with them, naturally I went with them when I did my refi. Ronnie started everything off and then it was handed off to Devin. He took the ball and ran with it. I got in contact with somebody who was very much a professional and when you deal with a professional, you expect everything to run smooth and this was the smoothest experience I've ever had with financing a mortgage. I got excellent guidance too.
Reviewed Oct. 13, 2017
Was very pleased to be able to refinance our mortgage with a very low rate with Mr. Cooper. Dealing with Max ** and Karen ** was wonderful. Was able to contact them directly and receive answers to all questions. Wonderful to call them and have them answer the telephone!
Reviewed Oct. 13, 2017
It was a great experience since it was my first time refinancing. They helped me each step of the way. Even when it came to the electronic signature which I was so amused by. They answered all my droughts and questions. Everything was done in a timely manner. I appreciate their hard work and dedication. Thanks.
Reviewed Oct. 13, 2017
When we first started looking for homes, there was a foreclosure that was financed through Nationstar and we got hold of them. We got approved but we ended up getting another home through them. We wanted to keep our home, purchase another one and rent this one out but we could not do it under the terms we had so we had to refinance. Everyone was helpful and friendly. They seemed like they knew what they were talking about and so far, everything is leading up to what they said. The loan has gone up because of the refinancing charges that were added to it but that's not bad. Our payments dropped some but because we have paid more than we should have, the time is pretty much the same.
Reviewed Oct. 12, 2017
Working with Carlos, Desiree and the notary was a great experience. I was informed of the process on my loan from day one through funding. I would recommend to my friends doing business with Mr. Cooper. Thank you very much for the great service.
Reviewed Oct. 12, 2017
Refinancing my loan with Mr. Cooper gave me peace of mind. Their reps were very professional and friendly. They stayed in contact with me while we’re doing the process and the guidance I have received was very good.
Reviewed Oct. 12, 2017
I've had Mr. Cooper for 11 years. I wanted to get rid of my PMI mortgage. And the transaction was as smooth as I've ever encountered and the reps were knowledgeable too.
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2017
Cash Out Debt Consolidation - A BIG, FAT THUMBS UP to Christopher ** and Coleman **. Both young men were so polite and patient. I am a dinosaur with technology issues. I give them a 110%. Great job. Great teamwork. Thank you.
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2017
My loan was transfer from to Mr. Cooper that will give them another name Mr. Crocker. I'm been dealing for close to 6 months in a modification loan and they have not yet come up with no answer. Instead they are taking more time until the property is lose. Is already in foreclosure. Selling date 12/09/2017 and every time that I make a payment is to book the modification, and no results, I call back they request another payment and paid, and nothing happens. The person in charged is loan specialist, but, I believe is specialist to keep the property lose, so they can make money.
I have records for all the conversations that we had. But, I'm frustrated with this crocket company. My question is how many more homeowner are in my shoes, please do something, before this people take your property. Get Consumers Affairs involve because this is multi million dollar crooked business. The name or wherever they said they are. Is not compare, to what they really do, with homeowners.
Updated review: Oct. 13, 2017
Upon writing my initial negative review I must admit that Mr. Cooper promptly addressed my concerns. I give them credit for that.
Original Review: Oct. 11, 2017
Their customer service is horrendous. I am an existing customer working on a re-fi and I have dealt with no less than 3 people. None of which return phone calls or emails. I should have been alarmed when they changed their name to Mr. Cooper, what a terrible name.
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2017
I am really unhappy with Mr. Cooper. First of all the name is dumb and 2nd of all they are horrible. I had an issue this month where my auto-pay payment was not showing on mrcooper.com. It showed that my next month's payment was the next payment to be taken out. For some reason, this months payment did not show on my account. I called Mr. Cooper and was told that the next payment was to be taken out next month and that there were no pending payments. I ended up canceling their online auto-pay all together and made a payment thru my bank account. Of course I checked my bank account this morning and Mr. Cooper took out both payments and over drafted my checking account. I hate Mr. Cooper. Not only the name but, their business practice. I didn't choose them as a lender, my account was sold to them. I am looking to see if there is any way to be removed as a customer from them!
Updated on 01/12/2018: I received an escrow refund check in the mail from Mr. Cooper and an explanation on that they had made a mistake and was taking out too much money this I was due refund of nearly $1000. I deposited the check into my bank account and 5 days later it bounced and my bank charged me a $20 check return fee. I called Mr. Cooper and I was told that the refund check they sent me was in error. Who is the genius that sends out bad checks.
Now I have to take time out of my day and send them a bank statement showing the $20 check return fee. They messed up and I have to do all the work in order to get money back for their mistake. How about an apology, an email or a phone call from Mr. Cooper warning me the check was sent in error rather than me trying to deposit a bad check. Horrible business practice. I really dislike Mr. Cooper. I just hope that my loan is sold to another bank. This is the 4th issue I have had with this bank in the 5 months that my loan was sold to them.
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2017
I've been trying to refinance for the last year and it was a little tough getting set up with Mr. Cooper because of the initial agent I talked with. I don't know what happened to him but I ended up dealing with another agent. He was great and whatever he told me would happen, it happened. He explained the process and the documents I had to fill out and sign. I was already in the system and it was just a streamline that didn't take that much time. The whole process took two months and everything was upfront. With Mr. Cooper, I have a lower monthly payment and lowered interest rate.
Reviewed Oct. 10, 2017
My experience with Mr. Cooper was excellent. My original mortgage was through Bank of America, then it transferred to Nationstar, then to Mr. Cooper now. I did a refinance with them and their representatives were very helpful. They assisted me with everything that I needed. I was happy they were able to make it happen as quickly as they made it happen. From the first conversation until we were done, it took two and a half weeks. I got reduced monthly cost and expenses.
Reviewed Oct. 10, 2017
I talked to a man from Mr. Cooper on the phone and told him that I got their paperwork about HARP but never understood it. He explained to me that I could save a little bit and pay off the house in 15 years. I had to refinance it a couple of times for family matters. He gave me his name, phone number and he said that I could call him if I have problems. And then another man took over and he said he'd be my point of contact.
Everything went fine with the loan processing although I had trouble setting up the AutoPay for about two weeks. I did email a complaint in but nobody could help me when I called customer service. I finally figured it out that my account number on my check had spaces, and their online service wanted zeroes in there and not spaces or run together. And sure enough, it took it. But other than that, all loan process went fine. I love the fact that I can do and sign everything online. They sent me the documents electronically because my husband is feeble and not always there with it. So it was nice that I could sign for him. My first payment’s going to be the fifth of October. It’s not quite a $100 but I have a lower percentage through HARP. It was a good experience overall. It was quick and easy, and that’s what I like.
Reviewed Oct. 9, 2017
We used to have a mortgage with another company and they put our mortgage through a company which we didn’t even know. We had a very high rate, so we tried to lower it. We tried other companies but they gave us a hard time. Mr. Cooper was one of the more reliable to deal with. We got transferred to Rob and even though somebody else ended up finishing the paperwork, I was able to deal with Rob a little more than anybody else. I feel comfortable dealing with him than any other because it was so hard to get in touch with everybody. They kept changing representatives for the mortgage. We deal with somebody but then the next week it will be somebody else. We always go back to Rob and he was able to guide us. We couldn’t understand what’s going on and we had a lot of questions, but he was very nice and tried to help us a lot. We'd recommend Rob to anybody. On the other hand, we kept on calling Mr. Cooper but they never called us.
Reviewed Oct. 8, 2017
Nationstar bought my loan from Citibank then changed to Mr. Cooper. The transition has not been painless. They send me information confirmation mailings to my wife and I then don't provide the correct fax number to send it back to so it goes to a voice mailbox. Come on Mr. Cooper, be better than this. Stop costing me my time for you to get your act together and verify my information when you purchase a loan from someone else. Getting a loan is a painful enough process, don't throw salt in the wound.
Reviewed Oct. 8, 2017
We had an ARM that readjusted every year and we've been holding off to see if we're going to sell the property. We held on to it for a while then decided to refinance and lock in the rate with Mr. Cooper. We were already with Nationstar so it was easy for them to call us and they were able to do the HARP program. Discussing the options was also very easy and they walked me through everything and handled it all. Mr. Copper is very friendly and easy to work with.
Reviewed Oct. 8, 2017
We already had our loan through Mr. Cooper and we wanted to get some cash out for home repair so we got a refinance. They gave us the best rates compared to others and their mortgage professionals were very good. Their guidance was great. They gave us all the information we needed and answered the questions we had. Everything went smoothly at the beginning, though it was sometimes hard to get answers at the end.
Reviewed Oct. 7, 2017
Mr. Cooper was our existing mortgage holder under their previous name, Nationstar. I saw reports of the drop in interest rates since we had the last refinance. Running my quick numbers through online mortgage calculators suggested that we could probably refinance from a 30-year to a 15-year at essentially the same monthly payment.
We contacted one other potential mortgage provider, Quicken Loans, and Nationstar offered us a slightly better deal and gave us a little bit lower rate. Plus, they reimbursed us for what we needed to buy to get that lower rate whereas Quicken Loans was not able to offer quite such a good deal. I had telephone conversations with the representatives and quite a few email interactions and for the most part, it went smoothly. Overall, the individuals that we dealt with were very nice and very professional. There are a couple of nitpicks in the actual process involved. The document was handed off from our original point of contact to an agent who actually handled the collection process that involved the documents.
The nitpick would be that rather than our original contact introducing us to the new rep that was going to be handling everything, we got a cold email from the new rep. In this day and age where identity theft and phishing attacks are rampant, getting a cold email from someone is sketchy. Because it wasn't somebody that we ever interacted with before, we had to take the extra step of sending an email to our original contact to clarify the situation. There should have been a formal hand-off, particularly, when dealing with financial transactions that require revealing information that could allow somebody to steal one's identity. You want to have a high degree of confidence that the person you're interacting with is who they say they are.
Our previous refinancing with Quicken Loans about five years ago was infinitely easier, quicker and more convenient process. When we refinanced with Quicken Loans, they essentially did all of the paperwork and they had things really streamlined. We had a couple of phone calls with them. Then at the closing, someone came out and we signed the paperwork. With Mr. Cooper, there were an endless reiteration of forms and chasing around for paperwork. The electronic signing of those forms was somewhat clumsy. We also had to correct some information on the forms that were incorrect which, coming from our current mortgage holder, was a little bit disappointing. It's one thing when you're getting a mortgage for the first time and you have to collect all these stuff.
I think it would be well-worth Nationstar's expenditure to get their act together a lot better. In all honesty, having gone through it with both Quicken Loans and Nationstar, I almost would have paid the extra money out-of-pocket to go with Quicken. We were expecting it to be a simpler of a process than it the last time, however, it turned out to be an arduous process. Mr. Cooper's online account management and app are good. It would be convenient though if it breaks up the loan amount and the escrow amount when viewing your account information both online and on the app so that it shows you what you're paying separately. An additional point of granularity could be where they itemize what portions of the escrow are going to property and what portions are going to your homeowner's insurance.
Reviewed Oct. 7, 2017
I had HELOC with my bank that was due by the end of December at a much higher rate than I had. I called Mr. Cooper to see if they could do my refi and combine the whole thing to have just one payment. The person I worked with was very capable and intelligent. He was very good and he took care of everything I needed. It's a lower rate and now I no longer have the HELOC. Their service was great, complete and thorough. It was everything I hoped it would be and I'd recommend them to anyone.
Reviewed Oct. 6, 2017
Mr. Cooper has my current loans so I called them to refinance. Their representatives knew what they're doing and they call back when they said they would. They made it easy so it's a no-hassle refi. Justine, the original guy, and then the lady also that's close to their books, were good and helpful. I was on travel and they sent somebody to Chicago to help me sign the papers. Using them reduced my number of years so I'll save one million at the end.
Reviewed Oct. 6, 2017
I refinanced with Mr. Cooper to lower the interest of my old mortgage. It was easy when I refinanced with them before when they were known as Nationstar Mortgage, and they said I would just stay with them. They have great customer service and were also easy to talk to. They explained everything, and I didn't have to go back and forth and call. Every time I have a question, they had an answer for me right away. It was very smooth. Mr. Copper has been excellent and pleasant.
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2017
The loan was completed in about a month. Since we refinanced with the same company, they had most of our information already. E-signing was simple. The people we worked with were all very pleasant and professional. The final signing was convenient as the notary came to our home at our convenience. We were given excellent information on types and costs of loans so we chose a shorter term (15 years) for almost what we paid for our previous 30 year loan.
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2017
Refinancing with Mr. Cooper went well. Their professionals were helpful and nice, and they answered all my questions. I received good guidance and I didn't need to pay first last September. Overall, my experience was quick and easy.
Reviewed Oct. 5, 2017
I was looking to do a bunch of work on the house and sell it and Mr. Cooper came up. So, I just refinanced instead of taking out a home equity loan. And it's cheaper. Their reps were fantastic and their guidance was straightforward. I didn't have to go back and forth a lot. There was ease in their operations and I would do it again in a heartbeat.
Reviewed Oct. 4, 2017
I had done business with Mr. Cooper in the past and I currently have a mortgage with them. We did a HARP loan which accomplished a couple of things. The PMI mortgage was removed and we utilized a shorter loan term. And although the interest was not the best I could find, it was competitive. Plus the guidance I received from the mortgage officers was very quick and direct. The people at Mr. Cooper were very professional and knowledgeable.
Reviewed Oct. 4, 2017
We had a GREAT experience refinancing with Mr. Cooper. We got a great rate with our 15-year term that is going to save us thousands of dollars. Very quick closing. Everyone was very helpful and professional. I have already told numerous people about your company.
Reviewed Oct. 4, 2017
We had a mortgage with Nationstar and decided that we lower the interest rate and duration of the mortgage from 30 down to 15 years. The people who handled the refinancing process were very efficient and it was a very good experience. We have done things in the past and this seems to go a lot smoother.
Reviewed Oct. 3, 2017
We were with Nationstar and did a refinance. We had to go through several steps and they kept us informed on everything along the way. We were able to get a lower rate and a shorter term. The name change to Mr. Cooper is weird but everything went smoothly and we’re happy with everything they’ve done. Hopefully, we’ll take advantage if we get the opportunity to do it again.
Reviewed Oct. 3, 2017
I had a loan with Nationstar before it became Mr. Cooper. I originally got a loan with the bank then it was sold to another company so that's how we ended up here. I decided to refinance because of my income now and I wanted to see if I could get a little lower interest rate and lower my payment. Their reps answered all the questions I had and if they didn't have it, they got me an answer. Everything was wonderful and done in a very professional and timely manner. Plus, the reverse mortgage lowered my interest rate to around 2% and my payment to a little over a $100.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2017
My previous mortgagor was relentless and sent me tons of paperwork so I called to tell them to knock it off. Mr. Cooper was where my mortgage was at in the first place. I refinanced with them to get a lower interest rate and to consolidate some loans or payments. They did a good job. All that’s required for the whole process — emails, phone calls, and signing the documents — went well. It was completely done in two weeks. I was very satisfied.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2017
When I reviewed my home loan with "Mr. Cooper" I found the process to be very informative and easy to understand. Julianne ** kept me well-informed and this was the smoothest refinance I had ever done. The loan closed quickly and I would highly recommend this company.
Reviewed Oct. 2, 2017
We refinanced with Nationstar which is now Mr. Cooper. We thought of the option of possibly moving but we never had a problem with them so we stayed. We knew we had equity so we took some of that to finish up some things that we didn’t do before in the house. Everyone at Nationstar was very good to deal with. Scott was the one who I started with and he was phenomenal. If I had any questions or concerns I could always contact him and he would help me. It was very quick, easy and painless.
Reviewed Oct. 1, 2017
I had sold my family vacation home and when I had refinanced my primary home, I had taken the money out to purchase the cabins which I had for 15 years and I was taking that money and putting it back into the primary residence. I was looking at first what my options are to reduce the monthly payment now that I've put down so much money back into it so that’s when I was talking with the financers.
Mr. Cooper's reps were great and it went smoothly. Everybody was very professional and they sent the notary over to the house for the signing of the documents. The payment will be coming due the first of October so I’m waiting for that and the amount is what we had agreed upon during the negotiation of the new financing.
I voiced my concern about the different options, whether I could go with the higher interest rate with no money out of pocket. I was shying away from totally refinancing because it would tend to accrue $6,000 and financing charges. We had talked about minimal charges for the loan and that Mr. Cooper would pick up some. We were splitting the cost and then they said, “Well, when you refinance, you have to pay.” I’d agreed to have escrow so I had to populate the escrow part. I did not want to add a lot of money to my balance.
The balance has increased but a lot of that was because of populating the escrow account and they required that I pay my homeowners’ insurance for one year. Of the $4,000 increase to my loan balance, $3,000 of that is other fees that I would have to pay anyway, taxes and insurance. It just came in all at once instead of spreading it across. I’m looking at reducing and basically cutting my mortgage payment a little more than half. I've been in the house for 30 years and now I’m able to do some of the repairs that I need around the house. If I got into a position where I needed to finance again, I would work with them.
Reviewed Sept. 30, 2017
I had a mortgage with Mr. Cooper and I refinanced. I did it over the phone and I did the document signing online, and at the closing, they had an agent come right to my house. The process was incredibly easy and wonderful. The reps were very gracious and considerate and just a pleasure to deal with. I explained to them what I was willing to do to get my mortgage down and they looked at it a few different ways and they said this is the best way and I agreed. This is my fifth or sixth mortgage and it’s just getting easier all the time, and I love it. One of the things about it that I didn’t care for was they didn’t take a cashier’s check at the closing, which I understand in a way. I had to wire the money to them, which was something I’d never done before, but if I do it once, I’m good and I can do anything. Overall, the people at Mr. Cooper were very knowledgeable, pleasant, and fast.
Reviewed Sept. 30, 2017
I had a good and streamlined experience with Mr. Cooper. I had to mail one or two things, but we did almost everything online. They were very nice to deal with and I felt like I got a good rate. I checked the two banks we do business with, but I didn't feel like they were doing anything special as far as lower rates. I could have gotten a lower rate, but I'm just not sure that it would have even been the 4.25%. So I went ahead and checked with Mr. Cooper.
At first, I didn't know what to expect because I had only become familiar with Mr. Cooper when Sun Loans sold my mortgage to them and I was a little bit hesitant to call them about refinancing. However, since I already have my mortgage there, it would make sense to see what they could do. They came up with a good rate so I have no complaints. The lower interest rate allowed me to get some extra cash back for another project. I'm going to pay that extra cash within the next year, but it allowed me to have that extra cash when I needed it. All in all, I would recommend them.
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2017
I had a loan with a different company and it was transferred to Mr. Cooper. I was their customer for many years and then recently, I wanted to take advantage of the HARP program and better interest rates. I started putting out requests through various channels and thought I’d give Mr. Cooper an opportunity to meet or beat those existing offers. And they did really well in beating the offers that I had from other lenders, so did a refinance with them. It was very fast and efficient, and really beyond expectations at every level. I hadn’t done a refinance in a long time, so I suppose some of that is the industry’s advancing with technology, but it was as seamless and perfect as I could hope for.
I had tremendous benefit in terms of reducing the term of the different loans that I had refinanced. I had a commercial loan for a rental property and I reduced its term by several years. The payment increased slightly, but the term was dramatically reduced. And then, the monthly payment on my other loan was reduced as well. There was a dramatic net saving in interest rate in both cases overall, and my experience was wonderful.
Reviewed Sept. 29, 2017
I wanted to refinance my old mortgage to get a lower payment and a better interest rate. Mr. Cooper sent me a letter saying that I qualify to Nationstar so I called them up.
Reviewed Sept. 28, 2017
So, like so many others, my mortgage was acquired from CitiMortgage recently. I received all the paperwork notifying me of the transition, etc. and all seemed OK. I was able to register on their website and view my account online - still all good. While with CitiMortgage, I routinely paid future ahead of the scheduled due date, I.e. I would make the Oct. 1st payment on Aug. 28, the Sep. 1st payment on Jul 28, etc., etc. I also added a little extra principal to each payment to pay down the principal. So, now the mortgage transfers to Mr. Cooper, I review my account online, my next payment is due Nov. 1, 2017.
So, to see if I can continue with paying online I submit my monthly payment with the little extra principal as I had done in the past when the mortgage was with CitiMortgage. Lo and behold, the payment is fully credited against the principal - no credit towards the monthly payment. I see this when I check my account a few days later. Hmmm... maybe I did something wrong, so I repeat the process a month later (end of Sep 2017), but I am particularly careful on the website to select the button for monthly payment and add the small additional principal. Again, the payment is fully credited against the principal.
So, I call Mr. Cooper and the agent tries to tell me that my payments were applied correctly, but I inform her that no interest has been recognized - it is 100% principal - so how could a monthly payment be recognized. Long story short, she tells me that I need to call Mr. Cooper when I want to make payments as I have done in the past (30- 45 days in advance with additional principal) with CitiMortgage and that the customer service agent will be able to handle the request - AND - oh by the way, there is a $19 service fee because I do not live (or the mortgage is on a property) in a no fee state. If that were the case, I suggested then that I may need to consider refinancing with another lender, the agent HUNG UP. So, needless to say, my impression of Mr. Cooper is not very good.

Reviewed Sept. 28, 2017
My homeowner's insurance was up for renewal by the September 16th. On September 26th, I received a letter from my homeowner's insurance stating a lapse in coverage due to non payment of renewal. I remember seeing on my mortgage statement that it was paid. I logged online and verified funds were withdrawn from my escrow account. I called my insurance and explained that my mortgage company (Mr. Cooper) had sent a payment on the 11th of September. They stated that no such payment has come in and that I have until Oct 2nd to resolve or make payment on the policy or it would not be reinstated.
My next call was to Mr. Cooper mortgage, after being on hold for 10 mins, I was able to get to a woman in the insurance department. I explained the insurance company has yet to receive the payment for my policy. She told me the exact info that was on their website, that a payment was sent out on the 11th. I asked her to check if the payment had clear their bank, she said the bulk payment check has not cleared. I asked "What is a bulk payment check?" She stated that a check was mailed out for multiple policies for mortgages with my insurance carrier. Logic tells me that if a check has not cleared for 15 calendar days (11 business days) and a client is calling in stating their policy just got cancelled, it probably got lost.
Also in this day and age of technology, who still sends physical checks? I pay my mortgage, taxes and the rest of my bills via EFT, bill pay or directly on their sites. Her response was that a payment could be "rush" and a check would be reissued in 3-5 days. I explained again that my policy would not be reinstated if it was not paid by Monday (10/2). She said she would call my insurance company and give them the check number. After keeping me on hold for another 20 mins, she comes back to say that they would not accept that. Of course they would not, it was like saying the check is in the mail. I asked her to make a stop payment and reissue the check that day, not in 3 - 5 days. She stated that they cannot do a stop payment on a check for 30 days, also that when they issue a new check, that they would withdraw the funds from my escrow account. I could not believe my ears.
So the check that they sent got lost and my policy was cancelled and they wanted me to pay again out of my escrow account. In what world does that make sense? She said that when your insurance company processes the payment and see the overage that they would return the funds to me and that I would have to deposit the funds back into my escrow account to make it whole again so there would be enough funds to cover taxes that would be due soon. At this point, I requested a supervisor. After being on hold for another 10 mins, Juan came on the line and explained the same thing except that he would send a check out the following day to the insurance company. I ask if they could pay via phone or electronically? "No" was the answer. I asked again why funds would be taken out of my escrow account for something that was not my fault or that I have any control over. No answer was given.
At this point I told them not to send a check and that I would pay the insurance via phone using a credit card or electronic check on the insurance company's website. This is the first time I have heard of such negligence, my previous mortgage escrows always paid at least a month before it was due, if not 2 months. I even renew my car insurance 2 months before it expires.
Reviewed Sept. 28, 2017
I had an ARM with Mr. Cooper and I wanted to get a fixed mortgage. My interaction with the reps was all good, and it’s still a process that unless I know what is happening, I’ve got to go with what they say. Refinancing my old mortgage lowered my monthly payments and overall, my experience with Mr. Cooper was fine.
Reviewed Sept. 28, 2017
Mr. Cooper had my original loan. I was looking for a better rate and I refinanced with them. The builder was still on the original thing so I had the second mortgage that I had to incorporate. The rep did a good job helping me with that. It was quick and I'm very happy with my experience. I have lower monthly payments and I would recommend Mr. Cooper to a friend.
Reviewed Sept. 27, 2017
We had our loan with Mr. Cooper before and they did fantastic on our refinancing. They had lower rates and I was able to pay out some other debts that we had and wrap it into the house loan. The reps were knowledgeable and they listened to my needs. They came up with a couple of different formulas for the refinancing based on how long I wanted to finance for and what the monthly payments are. The notary person came out to the house and all the paperwork was super easy to do.
Reviewed Sept. 27, 2017
We've had Mr. Cooper for the last 11 years. They kept badgering me every month for the last year and a half to refinance my old mortgage until I did it. Everybody from their company was great. They made everything straightforward, explained everything, and things went really fast and smooth. They also stayed on the schedule that they quoted me in the beginning.
Reviewed Sept. 26, 2017
What a pile of Garbage! This place is TOTALLY CRAP. I had a loan with NationStar Mortgage (previously) now Mr. Cooper. After the last 7 days and over 5 hours of personal time on the phone still no resolution with a inaccurate disputes. The last Supervisor "Bart **" however take the cake by giving me a direct line that was a fake number. I'm not an Ex-Girlfriend Stalking you. I'm a actual customer. Very disappointing.
Reviewed Sept. 26, 2017
I have been working really diligently for almost two years to refi and I wasn't eligible for one reason or another, and then Nationstar changed their requirements and I became eligible, but I never knew it until the interest rates went up two full points. The mortgage professional disappeared very shortly after I got the loan, which was completely misrepresented to me, and I ended up in a lot of difficulties as a result of it, but it had nothing to do with Nationstar.
They have done everything very professionally as a mortgage company but there’s a little area for improvement. But my mortgage is now unaffordable and that’s probably my biggest bone of contention. They kept telling me that interest rates were rising and then I got a call from a couple of brokers who ended up getting a commission off of my refi. Other than that, my experience with them was excellent.They informed me in e-mails and they gave confirmations and reminders. I have access online and everything’s been great.
Reviewed Sept. 26, 2017
I was already working with Nationstar and they sent me an email me saying they were going to switch to Mr. Cooper. They called me and convinced me after some questions about refinancing. They explained my options and they were very informative and helpful. Everyone was good. I even had a lot of questions and they were able to answer them all. They also showed me how it all worked and what the end result would be. They had cheaper payment and they eliminated the mortgaging trends which were both my goals. Overall, it was an easy, smooth and simple process and I got everything I wanted out of it.
Reviewed Sept. 25, 2017
I have owned my home for 13 or so years. Nationstar raised my mortgage due to an escrow increase a few years back and they just sold to Mr. Cooper and the very first month I received my bill Mr. Cooper raised it again by $105 a month! The only thing changed was my insurance which went up by $40 a year (doesn’t really justify the $105 increase). By my calculations they have more than enough in escrow from the previous year from what I have paid into and if I continue to pay for their "projected balance needed" for next year, I would be paying nearly $3000 over than if I pay my taxes and insurance myself. Can anyone help??? We work very hard to keep our home for our children and their stability. I just want to either get out of escrow with them or have my payment go back to where it was.
Reviewed Sept. 25, 2017
I got divorced and purchased a home outright rather than with my ex-wife. Since Mr. Cooper was already my mortgage provider, I went with them to refinance my old mortgage. The people from this company were prompt, professional and courteous. I also had a very pleasant time with their rep. I felt very informed about my refinancing options as well. It took a month and a half to finalize all the paperwork and that for me was just enough time. I’d recommend Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Sept. 25, 2017
The first gentleman from Mr. Cooper who I dealt with was really good. He was the one who did the numbers for us. Then, he passed it on to Dan. However, there were several moments where Dan became very rude to me over the phone because of questions and concerns I had with how long it was taking. He didn't like me asking questions. He thought that they had done the job quickly enough and I should be happy with that.
We were still dealing with an issue with the car payment that was supposed to be paid off. It took three weeks to be processed. And we've had to cancel the check. Then, they resent it and I had to get it paid out again. And because it was taking so long, I made a car payment. And now, because of the interest in the last three weeks, I've lost $200 in that car payment. I should have gotten it back because it took so long. So now I'm getting $500 back rather than $700. It's partially their fault and partially the bank's fault. I've done a refinance before and I never had those kinds of problems. I don't understand why it didn't go as smoothly as my last one.
The other problem we had was we were quoted a certain amount. We had been told it would cost us about $100 to $150 out of pocket and I had agreed to that, but we ended up paying just over $300 instead. I asked about the sudden jump and was told it was because it took so long. The interest was increased. I told them it was their fault because we were ready and were waiting for someone to come over to sign with us. We never delayed anything. We've also sent everything they've asked for on the same day and we did everything we were supposed to do. It was a frustrating experience.
Reviewed Sept. 24, 2017
Mr. Cooper sent me something in the certified mail and they told me that they can do the loan. I gave them a call and everything went through as planned. The guidance was fine and everything they said was straight to the point. We had one question on the escrow amount and the rep explained that very well to us. I like that I saved money off my time and I saved five years off my loan.
I received a letter this morning and when I opened it up, I was very surprised that Nationstar is Mr. Cooper now. The letter said my insurance was expired and all that was set in escrow so I know it had to change a few things around but I know my policy is not expired. I got a letter saying I got insurance so that’s all being done with the closing when they put money aside for insurance and taxes. Overall, we did everything over the internet and everything that the people at Mr. Copper said was correct.
Reviewed Sept. 24, 2017
I’ve always had Mr. Cooper as my mortgage company. I was supposed to refinance with another company, but Mr. Cooper called me about the refinance and gave me a better rate, so I went with them. I had a good conversation with the rep I spoke to. He was very good in guiding me with all the refinancing options. Overall, I had a pleasant experience with Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Sept. 23, 2017
The process was quick and simple. I had no issues throughout the process. The people were very friendly and answered all my questions quickly and accurately. I was updated throughout the process. It was a very easy and uneventful process. Definitely recommended!
Reviewed Sept. 23, 2017
I had some plans to do some renovations in my house and I needed some cash out. It was the perfect timing because I kept getting all those offers to do refinance and I was getting it from different companies. And since I already have my mortgage with Mr. Cooper, I just decided to go for it with them. Their reps were very professional people. I was in contact with Bryan and Christine, and both of them were pretty spot on whenever I had a question. We had a lot of communication via email. Every time that I had a question and I will email them, they will reply back to me pretty fast. It was a very comfortable and an excellent experience with Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Sept. 23, 2017
Mr. Cooper was my lender and I refinanced through. They are a bigger company than most and they're more professional. I've been with them since 2009. I had a few phone calls and emails with them. They're very thorough with the paperwork and I’ve been receiving a lower interest rate and lower monthly payment. The process was very easy and they're very trustworthy. I would recommend them to my friends and family.
Reviewed Sept. 22, 2017
I already had an account with Mr. Cooper and I got a phone call from their rep. He was really good. He was a professional and was really helpful during my refinancing. There was another gentleman who was taking care of my refinancing for the second stage of the loan. The guidance I received when discussing my refinancing options was thorough and all the information was transparent. I also have lower interest rates. I just want to make sure my auto payment was set and then it was a good experience. They were honest and professional and I'm very happy.
Reviewed Sept. 21, 2017
I refinanced my home on August 28, 2017. My experience with Mr. Cooper was exceptional. The two mortgage representatives were patient and extremely knowledgeable, which made the process easy. I particularly liked the electronic signature process. I highly recommend Mr. Cooper.
Reviewed Sept. 21, 2017
Mr. Cooper was our mortgage company before and their rep called and asked if I would be interested in refinancing. I looked in the mail and he created the paperwork that night. I had a plan two days later and the experience was easy and great. I got lower rates and two years knocked off.
Reviewed Sept. 21, 2017
Our current mortgage company switched over to Nationstar and we didn't want to deal with the headaches of trying to change it. We did a refinancing with them last month and everybody was very helpful and knowledgeable. They were also very pleasant and easy to deal with. Overall, they were willing to work with people for mortgage and refinancing.
Reviewed Sept. 20, 2017
Mr. Cooper bought my loan from Citi. Refinancing with them paid down some debt and because of that, we're changing our monthly payments. They also came up with a good payment plan. However, there was some frustration when everything was fine and the reps would come back and need stuff. But overall, it was good.
Reviewed Sept. 20, 2017
My mortgage was transferred to Mr. Cooper. They have great customer service. Their reps were very friendly, professional and answered all my questions during the refinancing. Mr. Cooper also lowered my payment and it gave me peace of mind and a little bit more stability. Everything was really well and I was very pleased with the whole process. It was a great experience
Reviewed Sept. 19, 2017
I am unable to work for the foreseeable future due to Hurricane Harvey. Mr. Cooper is advertising that they can accommodate hurricane victims so I called them. I agreed to a three-month forbearance only after the first representative I spoke with assured me that subsequent mortgage payments would not exceed my regular amount paid, and could be tacked onto the end of my mortgage schedule. However, two days later a representative informed me they will determine the payment schedule after the forbearance is expired in January, and that the payments could be substantially increased for the first few months following the forbearance. I pressed her for specifics but she repeatedly told me Mr. Cooper would only decide the amount of monthly payments later.
Now my family is left in limbo. Mr. Cooper promised a forbearance that would not increase my monthly payments, but after it was put in place, they suddenly changed their tune.
Reviewed Sept. 19, 2017
My husband is in the oilfield industry and had a layoff for the month of September. He just went back to work yesterday but will not get a check until October 6th. Also I just started my new career yesterday and I also will not get a check I believe until October 6th. When I called in to talk about my payment options he said he could set up a promise to pay and I said okay. It could for sure be paid on the 6th for the month of September and for the October payment would come directly two weeks after that October 20th.
Well that's all fine and I appreciate that. But what I do not appreciate is my family being needing a little help. Being that we are new homeowners and the representative told me that even though it was going to be 6 days late past the 30 days it was going to be dinged our credit. Can somebody please tell me how that helps us. That just knocks our credit score down anywhere from 60-100 points. Not happy at all this morning after finding that out. I worked for 4 years to fix my husband's credit so we can finally purchase a home.
Reviewed Sept. 19, 2017
I was looking to drop my insurance and the only way I was supposed to do it was through a refinance. My mortgage was sold to Nationstar and they gave me a call. Their people were very helpful. Michael and Ginger kept me up to date with everything, including what the next step was and where they were at. They made it very easy for me to go through the whole refi and I was very satisfied. The refi dropped my payment and I'm happy.
Reviewed Sept. 19, 2017
We noticed that the property values were going up and we needed to pay off some debt so we took advantage of refinancing, cash out and paying off credit cards. We've never had any issues with Nationstar. Our payments have been on time. They've been very helpful when it comes to refinancing. The people are pleasant and are right on top of things. They're prompt and they know what they're doing. When I call and speak to them, I'm not treated disrespectfully. I was able to call that day and they would get right back to me. I'm treated like I'm a human being. I would definitely recommend them.
Reviewed Sept. 18, 2017
I was approached by Nationstar (Mr. Cooper) because I was behind on my mortgage. I was advised by their refinancing dept I could lower my payments and interest rate if I made 3 payments. I asked for paperwork or email with details. I was told after the 3rd payment paperwork would follow, I was skeptical. I made a payment over the phone and caught up as of last Friday. Now Nationstar (Mr. Cooper) advised foreclosure will proceed. Talking to 2 different people, 1 threatening foreclosure. 1 says I am up to date on mortgage. Why wouldn't one department be able to advise the other?
Reviewed Sept. 18, 2017
From the beginning to the end of our refinance, we received excellent customer service. Our loan officer Adam ** was exceptional, Mr. Franz ** was very efficient and our Mobile Notary Mrs. Neeyah ** was amazing. All three Professionals', worked with our busy schedules. Our paperwork was complete and prepared for finalization within our timeline.
Reviewed Sept. 18, 2017
When Mr. Cooper took over Nationstar, my previous mortgage company, the service has gone to hell. I have called several times and spoken with a girl named Brenda trying to get the necessary paperwork needed to have my PMI removed. My property value has gone up 50K and I have 20k invested in a $210k house. The original purchase paperwork, states that I need 20% equity to have my PMI removed. According to my calculations, I have substantially more than 20%. They give me a runaround every time I call and refuse to send me the necessary paperwork.
They tell me that I need more equity than the 20% I agreed to on the original purchase paperwork for the house and they refuse to send me any justification for wanting more equity than I agreed to. Also, when they took over Nationstar they wanted me to pay a 2 month buffer on my escrow account because they said it's their policy. This is UNACCEPTABLE... They don't return my phone calls and refuse to assist me in any way. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY! They are a SCAM!
Reviewed Sept. 18, 2017
I recently refinanced with Nationstar because of the government program. It was also automatic for me to refinance with them because I had them before. I worked with Anthony and Sophie, and they are very nice, professional people, and they helped me a lot. They gave me all the information that I needed, and I appreciate their help very much. The refinancing was very expensive but I’m satisfied with Nationstar. They gave me a good service and I would definitely recommend them.
Reviewed Sept. 17, 2017
Nationstar took over my mortgage servicing company. Since I refinanced, I keep on getting multiple emails a day trying to get me to sign up for this mortgage insurance or life insurance type of thing. It gets a little annoying. Another thing is they put down my work address and they're constantly mailing stuff to that instead of my personal, but they had fixed that. I liked Nationstar. I just I don’t like the fact they keep sending me junk mail.
Reviewed Sept. 17, 2017
My mortgage was going up and up because I had a modified loan. Now, I'm on the 30-year fixed loan with Mr. Cooper. The process took two or three weeks and the rep was helpful. They were good and I was satisfied.
Reviewed Sept. 16, 2017
I wanted to put new floors in my house, and my air conditioner went out so it will make me happy if I got enough to buy an air conditioner and redo my floors. We have our loan on our house through Nationstar for several years, and it has been such a good experience that I stayed when they converted to Mr. Cooper. Their employees were very nice and knew exactly what they were doing. They gave me very good guidance, explained everything to me, told me what I needed, and how long it would take. They did the refinancing as simple as they could. I started with the process three weeks ago and it took about two weeks to complete. Then I also get to skip a payment whenever I refinance. It was nice dealing with people that were very polite and professional. When I call companies, I cannot understand all of them. But the people that I talked to at Mr. Cooper, I could.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2017
I've had loans with Mr. Cooper for some time. The first time around, the mortgage went up. Mr. Cooper was able to drop some portion. I just the wrapped up refinancing, so it's back to where it was three years ago. It's a plus for me. They're very current and they keep me up to date. I specify as to what is the best contact time. They will get through me through email or phone call. They are a very systematic organization that's why I was able to go back there three times within three years. They have pleasant people to deal with. They don’t give me the runaround. They made the process easy for me. I've dealt with people where I'd have to drive for half an hour to go sign the docs. But with Mr. Cooper, they make arrangements. A person comes to my house and carries the docs over. It's a fantastic experience with Mr. Cooper. If the increase rate drops any further, I'll still deal with them.
The hardest part was, at one point, I had to remove my ex’s name from the house. I went through a divorce a couple of years ago. We had properties, and the court ordered names from each one’s properties to be removed. The rep, Jay, was an outstanding individual. He was able to assist me with that and making a conference call to the other lender of the other house. Then not only did he do that, he also helped my ex remove my name on the other. Where else can I ask somebody be that dedicated into helping people out? I'll always cherish that. Based on what I was going through that period of time, Jay was able to give me some sort of comfort. I really am grateful for that.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2017
My mortgage was sold to Nationstar, which became Mr. Cooper in June 2017. In Sept I received an invoice for my hazard insurance, which has been paid from escrow for the past 18 years. Nationstar/Mr. Cooper is the first of 4 lenders not to pay the insurance from escrow. Calling their 1800 # is to spin in circles. When I finally got through to a person, she transferred me to another person who immediately sent me back into the phone tree with no warning. When I finally got out of the phone tree and got a person again, it was the same Carlos in Atlanta who had immediately sent me into the phone tree.
Carlos confirmed Mr. Cooper received all the documents necessary to pay my insurance from my previous lender but now they need me to send them more information. I never received a request for more information from Mr. Cooper in order to pay the insurance. They certainly didn't have a problem taking the money for it. If something happens to my home while Mr. Cooper plays games with the insurance, the insurance company is well within its rights to deny a claim. From the unprofessional brand name to the phone system inspired by Dante, to the unprofessional phone support, to the unprofessional written communications, this company has provided me with ample incentive to move my mortgage as quickly as possible.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2017
They do not offer Recast / Re-Amortization unless there is a large payment made to account. I made extra payments for the last 15 years, and would like to now recast to a lower payment for the remaining 15 years on the loan. They will not do, because there was no large payment made to principal. So loan will be paid off in 3 years, which is great for me, but poor business on their part.
UPDATED ON 11/08/2017: I left a review for Mr. Cooper who then reached out to me. I spoke with them, and they did not follow through with getting back with me, by the date Mr. Cooper choose. Quite short and rude when I called 7 days after representative said they would call me. I had left a message halfway through, which went ignored. POOR customer service. Very disappointed.
Reviewed Sept. 15, 2017
I had mortgage insurance and wanted to get rid of it. I had to refinance with Nationstar. When I called and asked, they have not gotten to me right away but within a day, they did. It wasn’t gonna cost me anything upfront but they needed something from my homeowners’ association which I had to pay. I was not happy with that. They adjusted, though, so I got more money back to take care of the amount I had to pay upfront. Also, since I am single and don’t have any kids, the payment was lower than what I was paying before. The process went very well and arranging for the signing of all the paperwork was easy. They met the deadlines that they said when things would happen. It was a satisfying experience overall.
Reviewed Sept. 14, 2017
I contacted Mr. Cooper (who just recently went through a rebranding from Nationstar Mortgage stating they were doing this to show they were different and handle things better) after going through hurricane Irma in FL. I saw this regarding help: If you live in Florida and have a mortgage, this pertains to you! FINANCIAL HURRICANE TIP: As we now live in a Federally declared disaster area (State of Florida), if you have a Mortgage, your Mortgage Holder is required by Federal Law to give you a 3 month Forbearance on your Mortgage Payments at no cost and no credit implications, if requested. The 3 months are added to the back end of the loan, extending the term by 3 months. The Lender is required by Federal Law to give you this Forbearance if requested. Call your Lender now, no cost, no credit implications!!!
Great way to reduce the Financial strain heaped upon us by Irma! Unfortunately, I was told by the customer service rep that it was up to the "investors" and that the only thing the investors would do is allow for a deferment for 3 months (not a Forbearance) and that after the 3 months, I would have to pay everything back. Really? Is this how Mr. Cooper is going to do things differently? Not impressed "Mr. Cooper". Thanks for nothing! Not a good way to treat your customers who are already going through hard times. Very disappointed.
Mr. Cooper Company Information
- Company Name:
- Mr. Cooper
- Company Type:
- Public
- Address:
- 8950 Cypress Waters Blvd
- City:
- Dallas
- State/Province:
- TX
- Postal Code:
- 75019
- Country:
- United States
- Website:
- www.mrcooper.com
