Our whole team was great to work with. This is the second loan we’ve used VU for. Would recommend.
This is the third time I’ve worked with Veterans United to get a loan to buy a house. All three times have been amazing and seamless. This time around I considered and even talked with several banks and credit unions around the area - none of them could match the interest rate nor quality of service like Veterans United. The steps are clearly laid out and easy to understand. Uploading my documents was easy. Contacting my team was also easy and supportive. For me, Veterans United is the BEST! Thank you Jeff M and Mirza and your team of professionals at Veterans United! We are in our new home and loving it!!!!
Rebecca Fowler made the experience absolutely amazing. She reached out to me at the very beginning and made sure I was comfortable from the start. She was respectful and seemed to truly honestly care about my well being. She was always available, prompt and I could feel her smile through the phone conversations and text. From beginning to end , never wavered. I will remember her as much as buying my property.
We are happy to finally be closed on our loan and to have a lower interest rate. However, the process was rough and very frustrating. Due to not being informed at the beginning of the process that we needed a certain document, it took way longer than it should have, If we had been told of the need for this form, we could have started working on locating it when everything got started and not two days before we were supposed to close the first time. Instead, it took months to locate this form and get it corrected to where we had to pay for inspections AGAIN! VU made it right in the end, but we let them know how angry we were.
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Everything went smooth from start to finish. The speed and efficiency was outstanding. I will absolutely recommend VU if the opportunity arises.
Used them twice now and I would use them again. Professional and courteous.
They walk you through the entire process
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Matt & his team Logan & Alex went above & beyond! They were able to close on my new home 7 days earlier, in time for movers to get me in before holiday weekend! They were in constant communication via text, email, & phone conversations! Answered all of my questions & were very knowledgeable in their work! Thank you all so much for making this so streamlined with your To do lists! Anytime I had a question I would get my answer directly! Thank you again & enjoy your holiday weekend!
The process went extremely smooth and the team of experts at Veterans United helped with every step of the way to purchasing our first home!
Thanks to all you professionals. It's great what you do for veterans and you made it easy.
Could not have been a better and easier experience made home buying a breeze and no complications at all
Great communication
I used VU on three separate buys. The first experience was flawless. Ryan Cannon is incredible. He made me want to use VU a second time. That was literally the worst experience I've ever had anywhere. The woman who headed everything up was a (insert explative here)! I thought that this experience was a fluke, so against my better judgement, I used VU a third time. I can't say that the people on the customer facing side was terrible. HOWEVER, VU had in their possession ALL paperwork regarding the home I was buying for almost a month. One week before closing, they throw a water test/inspection on the well water. One week, when they had ALL the info on the house. Thus, delaying signing by over a week. The expertise on your underwriters team is lacking and unprofessional. This never should've happened.
Robert Keeley was also very good. He was very patient with all of the communications and all of the checklist processes. His was diligent in making sure all my information got to the underwriters and helped me understand exactly what they were asking of me. I am thankful for my whole team, to include Laura who stepped in and kept the process moving seamlessly when needed. I never felt like anyone dropped the ball or forgot about me. It truly was a person-centric experience and I look forward with working with the same team when it comes to buying my dream home.
The entire team was amazing from start to finish. Very professional, knowledgeable, and responsive.
This is our second time using veterans united and it won’t be our last! They are hands down the best at what they do. It is always quick and efficient, they check all the boxes and make it a smooth process and once all squared away they fund the loan within the same day. We are so greatful for all the resources they offer to make the move process easy in addition to being the best veteran lenders we have ever experienced. 10/10!
Exec Summary: The loan closed, but the process was marred by poor communication, dismissive leadership, and an insecure obsession with perfect scores over perfect service. Veterans deserve better.Veterans United’s post-closing survey request arrived with all the subtlety of a drill sergeant: “It is expected of us to receive a ‘10’ rating for the company rating on that survey – it would mean the world to us and really help out our team and company. If you think we did a good job, but cannot rate us a 10 it is better not to do the survey.”
Translation: Your honest feedback is welcome… provided it’s flawless. Anything less? Keep it to yourself. This single email speaks volumes about where priorities truly lie at Veterans United—polishing the appearance of perfection over delivering the substance of it.
The loan process itself was a masterclass in mediocrity masked as efficiency. Communication was consistently frustrating: multiple ignored email requests, responses that had zero relevance to the questions asked, and a general sense that correspondence was skimmed at best. I spoke with the loan officer exactly twice—both times only after escalating due to extreme frustration with his “team.” His go-to response? Downplaying clear lapses as minor “oversights” that could be easily dismissed. When you’re entrusting your life’s savings and a home purchase approaching $1 million, “oversight” doesn’t cut it. Veterans deserve professionals who read, comprehend, and respond with precision—not excuses.
This isn’t about one bad apple; it’s systemic. The hands-off, self-checkout-lane approach (“don’t bother us, just do what you’re told”) permeates the experience. The company positions itself as the veteran-first choice, yet treats borrowers—many of them fellow veterans—like inconveniences rather than clients deserving clear, effective leadership that demands the same from its staff.
If the service had truly earned a 10, no arm-twisting would be necessary. Instead, the push for artificial perfection only highlights the gap between marketing and reality. I submitted a 7, which in hindsight felt generous. Would I choose Veterans United again? Absolutely not. Plenty of lenders handle VA loans without making you feel like your feedback is a threat to their ego.

