Feb 09, 2006 by spongebob | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
As a mortgage professional, I have heard many mixed reviews. I have heard their fees are low, but the service is what you pay for. If it's a simple "slam dunk" loan, and the contact you are working with is worth anything, then you'll probably
waters27 | Feb 10, 2006
They are definitely one of the biggest. They are owned by GMAC, General Motors Acceptance Corp..
Good is going to depend on the people that you have contact with. I am in So Cal and have used them a couple of times and have had no com
Steve | Feb 10, 2006
How is Ditech with their mortgage loans compaired to other companies?
Nov 28, 2008 by Amanda | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
I'm in the process of buying my first house. I live in Northern CA and have heard from a few people to go with Ditech for a mortgage loan but I am just a bit worried because it doesn't seem like I would be able to sit down and talk to a real person. It
Ditech and Quicken both have a reputation for taking money upfront without making sure you qualify for a loan. They will refer to it as a rate lock fee but really its a gimmick to get the consumer to commit to using them. The other issues I have heard
Jay S | Nov 28, 2008
Ditech: "Screwdriver"
Ever get the feeling that your mortgage company was...well, you'll see.
Overview Since its launch in 1995, Ditech.com has rapidly grown to become one of
the country's largest and most innovative direct discount mortgage lenders, ...
Creator: Jay P. Pederson | Business & Economics - 2008-05
Shortly after joining ditech.com, Powers altered the message the company
broadcasted over the airwaves. The biggest news in the mortgage industry at the
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Today, Ditech's Web site is filled with information designed to appeal to a ...
of sales for parent company GMAC Mortgage Group Inc., Horsham, Pennsylvania. ...
CashCall Mortgage Creating 520 New Jobs in Anaheim and Las ...
by LasVegasNews
CashCall Mortgage, a division of CashCall, Inc. announced today that it is seeking 520 new employees as part of its expanding operations throughout the country. The company is actively looking to hire 270 licensed mortgage agents, as well as 250 underwriters, funders, processors and shippers.
The continued expansion of CashCall Mortgage is not exactly a surprise after the company’s record-shattering loan production in August, but the number of new jobs announced surpasses what analysts had been predicting. In fact, this new round of CashCall hiring comes on top of the 230 new jobs already created in the third quarter of this year.