Quicken Loans Reviews

We went through Quicken Compare to refinance and they're paying off all of our credit cards. They sent me a stack of checks and now I'm having to find addresses. It's very time-consuming because you don't realize that everything is online nowadays. It’s not real easy to find people's addresses to send these checks to. We paid over $10,000 in closing costs and I assumed that they would send these out for me. I've been spending the last two days trying to find addresses to send these checks to. Other than that, everything went great. The rep I was connected with was a doll. I texted her at all hours and she always got right back to me. I even contacted her after the close to ask her when the disbursement might happen and she gave me all the information I needed. The rate and terms were awful, though, but we needed the cash-out of our equity to do some major repairs to our house. It is what it is. I know that isn't anybody's control except for the powers that be but I wish they would lower it a lot.

The process with Quicken was pretty fast and easy going. Everything was done online and it took a matter of 24 hours to get the approval. The terms of the loan were fair and average on what the national rates were. The reps I worked with were very knowledgeable and the good thing was that I was able to interact with them better because they had a cellphone and I could reach them after-hours. Since they had to pull the credit report, they noticed that I had some bills and that it would benefit me to pay off those bills. So, they helped me with receiving cashback on that.

I like the work that Quicken Compare does. The application process was quicker than what I thought it would be. Everything was smooth-sailing. They kept me posted on everything they were doing. You can talk to the customer service workers through chat. I sent a message and it was right there. It was like me picking up the phone and somebody answering it. My confidence level went up some because I'm able to get some things done and they made me feel positive that there are companies out there that can help without a lot of red tape.

I filled out something on the website, and the loan application was easy and fast. The approval was instantaneous, too. When I had questions, I would go to the website and get aggravated because I was going to be dealing with a non-person. But eventually I would be able to figure out how to get to a person and I would talk with them. Quicken Compare had a very seamless process that allowed me to complete my service from app to deposit in hand in 48 hours. I would tell my friends to look into it for themselves because it could be just as good for them.

Quicken Compare had good reviews. I had several mortgages in the past for a couple of different houses. It's the first time I ever had to do one where everybody was in different cities for the closing and everything went off without a hitch. When it came time to do a little refinance and take a little cash out, I compared them. I'm gonna make more of my business, but I pretty much knew where I was going.

We did debt consolidation with Quicken Compare. Within five minutes of submitting an online entry, I had a pre-approval done. It was simple from there on out. The site is user-friendly. The log-in was a little tricky at times but it could have been our router.

We dealt with Quicken before and the loan was a better option versus using the equity in our house. The application process this time around was easier because they had all that information. The terms are good but the interest rates are high now. We have good credit so I thought maybe we would get a better rate. Still, I would recommend people to check Quicken out.

The experience with Quicken was good. The application process was easy.

I was trying to see where I could get my home equity at a better rate and in choosing a mortgage provider, I didn't have to go from website to website, Quicken did it for me. It was also pretty easy for me to get through their website.

It's JUST ADEQUATE for a check book register, the classic program for individual use is USELESS WHEN IT COMES TO TAX SEASON. Sure it keeps track of accounting (checking accounts) but is USELESS WHEN IT COMES TO PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENTS FOR TAX PURPOSES (it doesn't have one available). There is no P & L for an accountant to use...so my question is why is this program that is paid for yearly SO USELESS? ALL AND ALL NOT A GOOD WAY TO GO!