By Admin on Mar 24, 2009 in Personal Finance
DB asked:
The broker is currently working to correct mistakes on my credit bureau free of charge as part of her service to get me a mortgage. However, for various reasons, I am not comfortable having her represent me in the search for the mortgage. What kind of etiquette should I follow to break the relationship after she has spent time working on my credit report?
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The broker is currently working to correct mistakes on my credit bureau free of charge as part of her service to get me a mortgage. However, for various reasons, I am not comfortable having her represent me in the search for the mortgage. What kind of etiquette should I follow to break the relationship after she has spent time working on my credit report?
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A simple written notification that you have decided not to proceed further with your loan application.
src50 | Mar 26, 2009 | Reply
just tell her you changed your mind but if you get a bill for what she has done in clearing your credit PAY It as these items and updates can get expensive on our end and it isn’t fair for her to eat it with a lost client. That is like hiring a painter to paint a room and getting 1/2 way through you don’t like the color you picked out. Are you not going to pay?
I am a mortgage banker in TN & KY
golferwhoworks | Mar 30, 2009 | Reply