Excellent Financial Mortgage Company I am the owner of 2 businesses, one of which is a property company, in addition to being a busy wife and mother. We are in the middle of a remodel and I made the mistake of not having transferred the money into the right account in time. I called Flagstar on a Saturday afternoon and within a short, very pleasant few minutes Flagstar had resolved my issues. Reena C. was my customer service representative and I cannot say enough great things about her professionalism and knowledge. I deal with a variety of financial institutions frequently. Flagstar has a great user friendly website which I wish some of the other businesses could employ and when I needed to talk with someone they were incredibly

Everyone else has already said it so well...the worst! Everyone else has already said it so well, in a nutshell: this is an absolute joke of a mortgage holding company. Want a tangible example? In the year 2023 A.D., they don't have a functional app. And the browser platform gives all kinds of (inaccurate) error messages, setting up auto-pay is a nightmare, they call you over and over without saying why. Truly difficult to imagine there could be any options worse than them. Like so many others, I had no choice in the matter. C'mon, Flagstar, get your SH&T together!

I go to the flagstar in New Hudson I go to the flagstar in New Hudson. The employees are so very nice. Jenny helped me to order checks. They all put a smile on my face. Thank you.

BEWARE of FLAGSTAR Bank - They SUCK!! Unfortunately my mortgage was sold to Flagstar Bank. They SUCK!! They increased my mortgage $125 without my approval! My insurance company sent multiple letters to them because they said I didn't have enought coverage. I DO! DON'T use this bank company if you can help it. I had no choice!!! THEY ARE AWFUL!!!!

I applied for a HELOC with Flagstar due… I applied for a HELOC with Flagstar due to their advertisment of low / no fees. I lived in Michigan previously and knew the name. My credit report was pulled immediately. I was presented with a list of items to submit which I returned indicating higher "income" changes would show within 60 days. I was declined due to debt/income ratio without considering the increased income. Further, the loan/to/value ratio (their calculation) was less than 70%. I do no care about the line of credit. What I care about is the negative impact on my credit report for 2 years. CONSUMERS be mindful that all credit inquiries remain on your credit report for 2 years. As few as 3 will lower your credit score. My personal opinion is that lenders should pre-qualify based upon a "soft-pull" of your credit.