I feel very good about my experience… I feel very good about my experience with Brightpath. They were very easy to work with and took care of business. Terry communicated very well and took care of everything. I feel like the process went well and was very easy to complete. I would recommend Brightpath to anyone wanting to get a mortgage or planning a refinancing.

Poor Experience Too difficult to work with. Rude to client's agents. Unprepared with wiring instructions at closing. Would not do mail-off closing for out of state seller.

Our Loan Officer was quite rude and condescending... Although I got a good deal on my refinance, my loan officer was quite rude and condescending. During one of our conversations he actually told me to "calm down" when I was simply and politely answering a question he asked me. I do not expect to be treated this way by a company trying to earn my business. I am sorry to say that would not come back to Brightpath and cannot recommend this company due to the lack of customer service I received.

Just OK, would shop elsewhere before using BP again... Experience was just OK, I didn't get the best rate and the closing wasn't smooth.

Not a Smooth Transaction Unfortunately, I did NOT have a smooth transaction. Everything started out smooth enough, and, for whatever reason, things got 'messy'. I kept having to fill out the same paperwork multiple times, my loan officer went 'ghost' for a short period of time (no one could answer any questions while he was out so I HAD to wait for him to resurface) and the underwriting process was very messy (kept being asked for documents I'd already sent). And the coup da gracious was...the day of my closing (2:00 PM)...it wasn't until 11:30 or so that I was told the amount to bring to closing...oh & funds had to be WIRED vs bring a cashier's check. Then to top it all off...the closing attorney was sent the wrong paperwork by (I'm guessing) the title company Brightpath used to close my loan. SO I ended up having to meet with that attorney TWICE. I should be lucky that I did closed; I was given an initial closing date, the seller came into town for it but that was around the time my loan officer went ghost & NO ONE could answer WTH happened. How was I given a closing date & I found out my file wasn't even in underwriting. I don't believe the seller was compensated for their wasted trip into town...WOW!!! Everything was just so botched up that I honestly keep looking for a certified letter saying the house isn't really mine...that's how horrible this transaction was for me. That was my experience...I wish everyone else the best of luck. P.S. I had my credit together, knew what house I wanted to buy, the seller & I had already negotiated the sale price AND I had $$$ for my downpayment/closing costs; so no; it was NOT me!!!