Veterans United made the whole process very smooth and easy. The approval process was simple, and their interactive app kept everything organized with a clear checklist of what needed to be done. The staff were knowledgeable, professional, and always ready to help. Highly recommend Veterans United for a stress-free home-buying experience!
Very amazing people to work with, they are extremely helpful and patient. All in all I would definitely recommend them to others.
VU are an excellent group of professionals that know the nuances of the BA home loan process and for the second time they have successfully jellied my wife and I to purchase our second home we are grateful and blessed thank you
Amazing as usual
Knowledgeable, friendly, responsive and professional staff.
This whole ordeal have been great from the start and I can’t thank the team from Veteran United enough for doing what they do best, I got nothing but love for everyone.
Multiple agents, poor communication with client, get sent emails, then immediately get text messages or phone calls about this needs to get done... People work as well can't be hassled.
Response from Veterans United
Hi Brian,
I’m sorry to hear how frustrating the communication felt during your loan process. I can understand how receiving multiple calls and messages in quick succession would be stressful, especially when you’re balancing work and everything else life demands. That’s not the experience we want for our borrowers, and I appreciate you sharing how it came across from your side.
If you are willing, I’d really like for my team to review your experience to see where our process may have broken down and how we can improve. You can reach me at 1-800-212-5200 or ClientAdvocate@vu.com. Our Client Advocate team is available Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Time, and we’re happy to help however we can.
My whole team was amazing, Paul was the glue that held together my house deal and I'm super happy with my new home. It's a dream home.
Would recommend to every one
Vets Beware: More trouble than it's worth to float a loan with VU. Every time I turned around, it was " we need more proof of your bank account." A simple notice from my bank stating the routing number and account number wasn't enough, a blank check with both numbers displayed wasn't enough, and finally, an old, outdated statement was sufficient. They wanted proof I hadn't gotten another loan for the down payment. I had enough assets to pay cash for the house, which I provided proof of, but chose to go with a small mortgage for tax purposes. According to my realtor, it was very hard for him to get a response from them. After I received my first pre-closing documents, I had questions about some of the charges. No one would address them with me. Finally, I called the office manager, who resolved my issues. There are easier and less expensive ways to get a mortgage. Due your own diligence, I did not because I was a returning customer, which I later found out meant nothing. I will refinance once the rates make it worthwhile.
Response from Veterans United
Hey Randall,
I’m really sorry to hear how frustrating this experience was for you, especially as a returning customer. What you described with the repeated documentation requests and difficulty getting timely responses sounds exhausting, and I completely understand how that would leave you disappointed. That’s not the kind of experience we want for our borrowers.
I appreciate you taking the time to share such detailed feedback—it helps us see where we can do better. I’d like my client advocate team to have the chance to review your loan experience more closely and talk through what happened. If you’re open to that, please reach out to us at 1-800-212-5200 or ClientAdvocate@vu.com. Our Client Advocate team is available Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central Time, and we’re happy to help however we can.
