First off, this probably isn't the right sub. If there's a better one, I'd really love a recommendation.
I've been in the process of buying a house and got pre-approved and all that with a lender local to where I'd be moving. We went under contract about a week ago and finally got the rates this week, which seemed high. So I shopped around, got some quotes for way lower, and asked my original lender if we could get closer to what I was seeing elsewhere.
I was in lending for a bit, albeit a different kind, and this was common practice. However my original lender kind of went off the deep end and said because we were shopping rates that she'd cancel our appraisal appointment and tell the seller that our financing was in jeopardy.
In my flavor of lending, the technical term for this kind of thing was "absolute bullshit". I'd really like to make a report to her licensing board for trying to blow up the sale, but even after some google searches I'm not sure where or who. Anyone have some advice?
Submitted April 15, 2021 at 09:46PM by Montuckian https://ift.tt/3djYDJk
