Welcome to ACFCU Home Loan Center, a premier destination nestled in the heart of Texas, Amarillo. Our central location at, 1619 Pecos St, , Texas, Amarillo, United States, reflects our dedication to delivering top-notch services with convenience in mind.
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5 Reviews on “ACFCU Home Loan Center”
I had an awesome experience with Gabriel at ACFCU Home loan Center. He was very knowledgeable through the process of getting approved for a home loan and was helpful from the very beginning to the very end. He was responsive to all of my questions and emails and was responsible with sending me documents when I requested them in a timely manner. He checked up on me frequently and gave me updates during the process. I had a great experience with Gabriel and thank to this I’m glad to saw I was able to close on my first loan. I would definitely recommend ACFCU for anyone looking for a home loan!
Terrible service. Bad attention. The employees use their mail to put them in people’s personal accounts. it takes a world
That’s my bank, visit maybe they will help you get an account with them 🤗 …
Tried to deposit a check online but decided not too, so I went to the branch and the reason they gave me for putting it on hold was they could not verify funds when there was CLEARLY a number that said “verification” they just simply refused to call it. Thus is the 2nd time this exact situation has happened. The first time I went to the branch on western, they told me they couldn’t verify so then I went to Ross and they did it with no issues. So now I have a fun 15 day hold on a 5k check, as soon as this is done we’re switching. The app is bad too
Worst on line app ever closing my accounts and taking my money elsewhere terrible service from a local bank shame