Cardinal Financial Company, LP Complaint: Credit decision / Underwriting

#1535976 25 Aug 2015

Mortgage Conventional fixed mortgage

Complaint #1535976 submitted on 08/25/2015 relating to Cardinal Financial Company, LP. Complaint relates to Mortgage Conventional fixed mortgage - Credit decision / Underwriting .

Complaint was submitted via Web and sent to the company on Wednesday 2nd September 2015.

Narrative (may be redacted).

I applied for XXXX refinance loans via internet from a company called Cardinal Financial. They called me, checked my credit, which is in the top 1 %, indicated they would freeze the rates if if I paid for the appraisals that day, which I did. The appraisals were completed XX/XX/XXXX, with both properties being appraised with over {$500000.00} in equity. The process bogged down for nearly XXXX months from what they indicated was a work overload for their underwriters.

In addition to the equity in the properties, I have no debt other than the mortgages and related insurances, XXXX years of credit history, {$54000.00} in annual rental income, {$26000.00} in social security, {$400000.00} in liquid cash in the bank and annual business income of {$100000.00}. Finally, this month they declined both loans as my not meeting debt to income ratios, which is impossible and refuse to refund the appraisal costs.

I believe the real issue is that I am XXXX years old and they lost the price freeze on the loans due to their own incapability of processing.

XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX, California XXXX

Older American

Company Cardinal Financial Company, LP
Complaint ID 1535976
Date Received 08/25/2015
Product Mortgage Conventional fixed mortgage
Issue Credit decision / Underwriting
State/ZIP Code CA 926XX
Consumer Consent Consent provided
Company Public Response Company believes it acted appropriately as authorized by contract or law
Company Response To Customer Closed with explanation
Submitted Web 09/02/2015
Result Timely Response: Yes, Consumer Disputed: No
 

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