Network Funding Reviews

I have done many loans with Chris and his Team over the years, and as always, it was a great, simple, and enjoyable experience. I would highly recommend Chris and Network Funding to anyone....and I have many times over.

I bought my first house in 2012 and my second in 2017. I did my original loans and have refinanced both of those homes with Network Funding. Wonderful group of people who helped me in a very intimidating process involving personal information and a lot of money. That said, their care was top notch. Couldn’t recommend them more highly.

I purchased my first home this year and had a wonderful experience with Network Funding and my lender. As a first time home buyer, you learn as you go, and home transactions are complicated with lots of moving parts. Network Funding's technology platform, along with quick and clear communication from my lender, made the transaction feel easy. We closed ahead of schedule and got a competitive rate. I have referred friends and family to my loan officer for purchases and refi's and they have all given me great feedback.

I worked with Network Funding to get my first mortgage in 2016, and recently used them again to refinance my home. As a self-employed business owner, there a few more hoops to jump through when getting a mortgage, but my loan officer (Austin **) was patient and extremely helpful throughout. I truly don't think I could have done it without him. When rates dropped lower this year, he contacted me and laid out a plan for a refinance that ended up saving us thousands of dollars a year and a huge amount over the life of the loan. Austin feels like a financial coach, not just a loan officer. So glad I worked with him and Network Funding.

Don't work with ANY mortgage loan officers with Network Funding. They lie and say it's a soft credit pull while it should not be because you are crediting from multiple mortgage companies. The mortgage lender was very pushy and wanted me to give my information. Next thing some random hard hit showed up on my credit report "CIC Credit". I searched them and they have no information. Stay away from Network Funding.

Liars, incompetent, discriminative, unprofessional, lending company. I’ve had 4 closing dates proposed and not one has come to fruition. I am constantly having to prove myself and I get an extremely slow leak of communication from them. This home buying process has caused me major anxiety, I’m stressed out, and I’m close to being displaced in living arrangements if we can’t close soon. This has been a very ailing process to me, and I will NOT recommend this company to friend, family, or foe. Run!! Don’t go near them!

I ATTEMPTED to use this company for a refinance that went terribly wrong. After all is said and done I am left with a terrible experience, loss of funds for an appraisal I paid for (for no reason), and 7 credit inquiry’s that have dropped my score significantly. This company should be ashamed! So many broken promises and not 1 person delivered (Erin, Jodee, Jessie Or Eddie). Honestly the only word I can think of is pathetic. The least you could do is remove the inquiries I told would not even show on my credit score to begin with. If they are not removed I will be forced to hire an attorney. This company is a complete joke, do not use them.

As soon as I discovered that Network Funding overpaid my homeowners insurance, I have made many phone calls to correct the amount. Customer service did not give me helpful information right away that they could've given me when I made my first call. It took numerous phone calls with many different responses to get anything resolved, which I am still waiting on. I don't understand why it is taking so long to process these corrections. It seems like a ridiculously long time to get anything done.

Mr. George ** is a hack loan officer. Firstly, we (myself and spouse) carefully addresses all of the routine key factors associated in a new home build. We stated all the loan processing information directly, repeatedly and accurately all of the required docs. We ensured these docs were received and reviewed by ** and his underlings on several occasions. When it came time to set a closing date... the original projected date was mysteriously moved forward. We had to haggle and firmly stick to our original date. Someone in Network Funding was, what was perceived, were in a hurry to set this date forward to an estimated building completion date, by a few weeks. This issue was resolved. However, it raised red flags.

Here it is in a nutshell: I was told I was pre-qualified and given a pre-qualification letter for the amount I needed. I submitted my application and all paperwork on the day I was asked. I have ZERO debt and an income of $90,000 per year. I also own all of my vehicles outright. NO DEBT! My closing is in just over a week and the people in "underwriting" couldn't understand the simplest of concepts on how I was employed previously and currently. So now they have to make more phone calls for Verification of Employment. They told me I would not be able to close on time and now I will be out of the country and my family has to move into a rent home. Avoid Network Funding!!! Thanks for NOTHING, Lending Tree!!!