Pinnacle Lending Group overcharges their borrowers on every single loan that they make so that its' owner Rob Rink can make more money off of each loan at the borrower's expense.
i quit Pinnacle because they overcharge every borrower and because the processor would put my borrowers loans at the end of the line and only processed them after they did the owner's loans first. The firm does this to everyone of their loan officers, not just me which is why he has had almost every loan officer who ever worked for him leave the firm and has very few productive loan officers left and is constantly hiring new ones.
He stole all of the commissions that were due to me when i left the firm, and he has done this to many other people as well.
if you are a loan officer, you should think three times about going to this firm as you will have to put up with what everyone else has for the preceeding 5=7 years and you will most certainly not get paid if you leave.
if you are a borrower, make sure you compare rates with another lender as you will almost certainly find them lower everywhere else.
I’m just finding out what you said, whoever you are. I wish I would have read you before I proceeded, with what happened to me. They took $600, for the appraisal, under the assumption,
we would receive close to what we were requesting, which wasn’t even close.
I will not recommend Pinnacle. Reason being, the employee shows on our loan application, we will
receive $212,000 for refinance, depending on the appraisal. I never mentioned that amount. Pinnacle sent paperwork, showing
us that. We wanted around $10,000. The employee request my credit card info, which she says, it’s for appraisal. So I give her the credit card info. A few days later the appraiser comes over, and
appraises our home for $192,000. Without saying, I was pissed. The next thing I know, $600 has been talken out of my credit card. I received the copy of the appraisal, which he had already been
Pinnacle Lending Group Inc Reviews
Pinnacle Lending Group overcharges their borrowers on every single loan that they make so that its' owner Rob Rink can make more money off of each loan at the borrower's expense.
i quit Pinnacle because they overcharge every borrower and because the processor would put my borrowers loans at the end of the line and only processed them after they did the owner's loans first. The firm does this to everyone of their loan officers, not just me which is why he has had almost every loan officer who ever worked for him leave the firm and has very few productive loan officers left and is constantly hiring new ones.
He stole all of the commissions that were due to me when i left the firm, and he has done this to many other people as well.
if you are a loan officer, you should think three times about going to this firm as you will have to put up with what everyone else has for the preceeding 5=7 years and you will most certainly not get paid if you leave.
if you are a borrower, make sure you compare rates with another lender as you will almost certainly find them lower everywhere else.
DISPUTING
I’m just finding out what you said, whoever you are. I wish I would have read you before I proceeded, with what happened to me. They took $600, for the appraisal, under the assumption,
we would receive close to what we were requesting, which wasn’t even close.
RH
I will not recommend Pinnacle. Reason being, the employee shows on our loan application, we will
receive $212,000 for refinance, depending on the appraisal. I never mentioned that amount. Pinnacle sent paperwork, showing
us that. We wanted around $10,000. The employee request my credit card info, which she says, it’s for appraisal. So I give her the credit card info. A few days later the appraiser comes over, and
appraises our home for $192,000. Without saying, I was pissed. The next thing I know, $600 has been talken out of my credit card. I received the copy of the appraisal, which he had already been
paid, days before he performed the appraisal.