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Willamette Falls Financial

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4800 Meadows Rd #300, Lake Oswego, Oregon, 97035, United States
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Apr 19, 2018
Paul, Thank your for the great loan experience. This has been night and day different from my past loan experiences. You have definitely earned my business for future endeavors. I will highly recommend you to anyone asks for advice. Thanks again!

Apr 18, 2018
I requested quotes for a mortgage from several lenders/brokers. Two of the five I dropped quickly, because they didn't seem to even read my email questions (continued to spam me with random emails). One I stopped responding to because when I asked for a pre-approval, I received something that was closer to pre-qualification (nothing about my info was verified). One I dropped because they seemed to not even know how to calculate loan-to-income ratios (!!). Paul Gowen at WFF was the fifth. Friendly, meticulous, and just overall professional across the board. He knew everything about everything: my loan options, loan-to-income, approval process. Rates were as competitive as anyone's. He got me multiple pre-approval letters quickly, each written specifically for that particular offer. Then when the offer was finally approved, he and his team were on point with everything; consistent communication, making sure everything was ready in advance. Seller was hoping for a 30-day closing. WFF got everything ready early; I could have closed on day 26 (seller wanted to go the full 30 days). Overall, a very easy, successful process. From my four mortgages (two purchases, two refinances), this one was the smoothest. Paul at WFF is just simply competent, effective and reliable, and I couldn't recommend the company enough. I'm already steering my friends to them.

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