Cardinal Financial Company, LP Complaint: Application, originator, mortgage broker

#1542874 28 Aug 2015

Mortgage Conventional fixed mortgage

Complaint #1542874 submitted on 08/28/2015 relating to Cardinal Financial Company, LP. Complaint relates to Mortgage Conventional fixed mortgage - Application, originator, mortgage broker .

Complaint was submitted via Web and sent to the company on Friday 28th August 2015.

Narrative (may be redacted).

I began shopping for mortgages and applied through several lenders. XXXX, Sebonic Financial ( NMLS # XXXX ), seemed to be a good online option. The broker, himself, was actually very pleasant to work with. However, as part of the application process, Sebonic requires a credit card to hold funds for an appraisal. I applied on XXXX and received an email that an appraiser had been assigned on XXXX. In that email it said that I needed, as the borrower, to schedule to have the appraisal done within ( 7 ) days. However by XXXX the appraisal had been assigned and conducted, without my or my agent 's knowledge/authorization. It is also worth mentioning that I informed Sebonic the same day that I had signed with another lender, whether or not that 's a coincidence or not, I 'm not sure. Additionally, at no point had I signed an intent to proceed with Sebonic. I have since been charged as appraisal fee of {$430.00} and told that is a non-refundable charge. I 'm not an expert in the mortgage process but this strikes me as a serious ethical issue requiring a refund of the appraisal fee immediately.

Company Cardinal Financial Company, LP
Complaint ID 1542874
Date Received 08/28/2015
Product Mortgage Conventional fixed mortgage
Issue Application, originator, mortgage broker
State/ZIP Code GA 303XX
Consumer Consent Consent provided
Company Public Response Company believes complaint is the result of an isolated error
Company Response To Customer Closed with monetary relief
Submitted Web 08/28/2015
Result Timely Response: Yes, Consumer Disputed: No
 

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