-We would have had a great experience if Nick Hoback would have been honest, professional and had actually communicated with us. He did not return calls or emails on the day that we were supposed to close, which had been pushed back to the 20th of December. My fiance called the bank to get his manager's phone number and within 5 minutes Nick sent him a text message telling him that his cell phone would not dial out and it was obvious that he did not want to tell us that we would not be closing until today, 12/27/12. If he would have told us this before we moved out of our apartment and loading a moving van and having no where to unload it we would have been more understanding. -On the December 19, 2012 we were told that we would close on the 21st, "worst case scenario" via email or text message from Nick Hoback. -On December 20, 2012 we could not get in touch with Nick Hoback and in the mean time we finally got in touch with his manager, Chris Tilley. Please note that we called him, left a vm, never got a phone call back and called him back 4 hours later. He answered the phone, we told him that we couldn't get in touch with Nick Hoback. He told my fiance that he would call him back after he called the underwriter. Within 2 minutes we were told that we would close on 12/27/2012 at the earliest. That was the first time we ever heard this and were immediately infuriated that we were being lied to repeatedly by a cowardly loan officer that could not be honest with his customers and ultimately caused them to spend Christmas in a hotel with all of their belongings in a moving van for 8 days. -Chris Tilley also made promises to call us back first thing on Friday, December 21st because there was a chance that we would be able to close on that day. Finally at 1:00 p.m. on the 21st my fiance called him and he said that we would be closing on the 27th at 11:00 a.m. Again, this was the first of us hearing any of this and he told us that he thought that we knew that and that is why he didn't call us. Again, an indicator that is dishonest and does not focus on communication and customer service when working with their customers. -On 12/26/2012 we emailed Nick Hoback as well as Chris Tilley to find out if the loan documents had been sent over to the attorney's office since we were closing on 12/27/12 at noon. We never got a response from Nick Hoback and Chris Tilley, his manager sent an email that said that Nick would get back to us. He never did. -At 11:45 a.m. on 12/27/12 we still hadn't heard anything so we called the attorney's office and they said that they had not received anything from Regions but they were hoping to have them soon. After being at the attorneys office for 2 hours and signing all of the other documents we finally got a settlement statement and the documents from Regions at 2:30 p.m. Until then, we had no idea what our closing costs were going to be, etc. -We closed on the house and have not heard a word from the lender. Chris Tilley said that he would pay for our moving truck rental and we fully intend to send him the bill tomorrow, 12/28/12. I am hopeful that he will live up to his word. -I realize that it is rare for a closing to go exactly as planned/on time. When we chose Regions over their competitor I expected communication, professionalism and respect throughout the process. These attributes are non-existent when dealing with Regions Mortgage, their loan officers and management. It makes me very uneasy about handing over all of my personal information (ss#, pay stubs, drivers license, etc) to someone revealed himself to be dishonest and unprofessional in the end.
Description of Work: On 11/19/2012 we finalized our loan application with Nick Hoback, a loan officer with Regions Mortgage in Alpharetta and Johns Creek, GA. We asked if we could close the loan with Regions on 12/14/12 and were told that we would be able to. Our closing date was pushed back to December 20, 2012. We decided to use Regions over its competitors because we already had an account with the bank. We closed today, 12/27/12.
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