Mutual of Omaha Mortgage

3131 Camino Del Rio N #1100, 92108, San Diego, United States
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About Mutual of Omaha Mortgage

The Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company has been helping customers since 1909. Inspired by hometown values and committed to being responsible and caring for each other, we exist for the benefit of our customers. And, like our customers, we thrive on relationships and building genuine, enduring connections. As a Mutual company our focus isn’t about increasing share prices. It’s helping customers reach their financial goals. What that means if you’re considering a new home purchase or refinance, you can feel secure knowing Mutual of Omaha Mortgage exists solely to do right by our customers, every time. We understand that to some companies a loan is a loan is a loan. That’s not us and it’ll never be. Buying (or refinancing) a house is more than a financial decision. It’s the promise of a life you want to build and the memories you want to make. And that’s why before we talk home loan solutions, we focus on you and your needs.

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Tim Marriott
GB

I'd go elsewhere for home equity products I was guided to MoOM by Lending Tree when shopping for a home equity loan. The customer satisfaction reviews looked promising, so I contacted the Mortgage Loan Originator who had reached out to me and started their process for at least seeing what rates they offered. It's been 19 days since the process started and I still haven't received an offer OR been told the rate for the loan product that I inquired about. I can tell you the ins and outs of refinancing my existing mortgage (3.25%) into a shiny new higher rate with them, (6.50%). I can take on an additional $18k in unexplained fees tacked onto my mortgage if I like. If rates drop, in 6 months I can refinance again and maybe I'll eventually get back down to the rate I ALREADY have... I cannot say for certain what my rate would be on a home equity loan because the "loan underwriter" won't offer me one because it's not the "best choice" for me. The loan originator told me that it would put my combined rate (3.25% + ???) up to 6.74%, so it had to be at least 16%. Other lenders are between 8-9%, they're up around 16%. Just something to keep in mind. No idea if this is how the company as a whole treats home equity loans, or just the Maryland office.

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Carrol Maxon
GB

Perfect Experience I have been working with Renee and this relationship is perfect. She was helpful in answering all of my questions and worked around my crazy schedule. Other lenders that I looked at were like high pressure used car salesmen. I was receiving multiple emails and calls each day, I did not like this. Renee was perfect, we set up times to talk, and she respected my time and I now have all the help and answers I need.

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Jamy
GB

My experience was exceptional! My experience was exceptional!! My loan officer, Rob F. was very instrumental in the mortgage loan process, loan processor Matt R. was very helpful in helping me gather documentation to submit for review. Overall, I’m very happy with my mortgage and the fast processing time.

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Raul Martinez
GB

Shawn Shawn, was very informative and kept us informed. Unfortunately we did not reached an agreement with the seller, we will definitely recommend Mutual of Omaha mortgage to all our friends. The experience was very pleasant no haggle always looking out for his customer the way it should always be.

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sheila estrada
GB

Just don’t. Started a home equity loan as a first time homebuyer. Because I was able to put 97,000 down on a 176,000 home. You would think this would motivate mutual to push the loan through. I have a great credit score and good work history. Apparently taking a year off to go to school is not good enough. Mind you this dragged on for months. All through the process they would request ridiculous items such as a letter from my employer that it’s OK for me to live in Baltimore and work in northern Virginia. They wanted a letter from my employer guaranteeing that I would work 30 hours a week even though I’m not listed as a salary employee. The hoops they try and make you jump through are ridiculous. I can’t warn people enough.

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