Showing posts with label va loan in texas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label va loan in texas. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 18, 2020

VA IRRL refinance 1st time client

Brent Mendelson was referred to me by a friend and I couldn't be happier with him. He is prompt, courteous, very knowledgeable, and doesn't waste time or beat around the bush. He was excellent to deal with and got us a phenomenal deal.


Dr. R

San Antonio TX


Wednesday, March 4, 2015

VA purchase 1st time buyers in Texas

We recently used Brent Mendelson to help us buy our first house using a VA loan.  This process was completely new and confusing to us but Brent was very knowledgeable and helped us with every step the entire time.  Even though we were not in the same state we never felt like we did not have his complete attention and always felt very update on each step. He was very easy to get ahold at any time...even during the holidays when we were nearing our closing.  If we ever decide to purchase another house (hopefully not anytime soon!) we will definitely use him again.  We were very pleased with his work!

K and A Ruiz
Round Rock, TX

Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Texas VA IRRL refinance


"I have nothing but great things to say about my experience in refinancing my home with Brent Mendelson.  Throughout the entire process of refinancing, it was clear that Brent loves what he does.  After months of dealing with another loan officer who rarely returned my calls and didn't seem to have a clue of what they were doing, it was such a relief dealing with Brent who moved through the process quicker and more efficiently than I ever could have imagined.  A perfect example was one night at 11:52pm I emailed Brent a question concerning documentation for my refinance.  Within minutes he had a detailed response.  He took plenty of time to explain the process and didn't hassle me with a bunch of unnecessary forms like the previous place I'd tried refinancing through. 

I live in Texas.  When it was time for me to sign my closing documents, I was in Connecticut for a family reunion so he made the arrangements with the title company and they had a notarizer show up at my parents' house where I was staying.  It was that day that I found out that my payment was even less then was on the original Good Faith Estimate.  I was happy with the original estimate and didn't understand how it could be even better but he said he tries to estimate higher than anticipated to avoid surprises.  The entire process went smoothly and the result exceeded what he'd promised.”