Hours

Wednesday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Monday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Chamber Rating

4.6 - (10 reviews)
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Chamber Rating

4.6 - (10 reviews)
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  • Tessa Palmer

    Working with Michael on our home loan literally aged us by decades. It was a nightmare from beginning to end. After numerous conversations about our downpayment including emails he still attempted to close our loan with an incorrect downpayment amount putting our monthly mortgage at far above what we could sustain. Instead of owning up to his clear mistake and offering to fix it immediately he attempted to persuade us to close anyway. His excuse was that we didnt tell him the amount we intended to put down on the house until the loan was nearly closed, this is a flat out lie and can be confirmed in emails that were sent not just to him but also the title company in which we clearly stated the amount we wished to put down and that email was sent to him on October 18th. The phone conversations we had with this man after the hurricane are completely mischaracterized by him, however its not surprising. The initial call was to find out how much we needed to close the deal, the bare minimum. We mentioned damage at our Florida homes but we informed him that we had more than enough in savings to cover the repairs. We then informed him that our house would be selling within days and that instead of using our savings and putting 10% down we wanted to use the entire proceeds of the sale of our vacation home as our downpayment to bring the monthly mortgage cost down. He suggested a title to title transfer of the entire proceeds, which we did. $100k was transferred per our conversation. How he was so confused is beyond me, the title company and all others involved other than him. The original loan disclosure that had the 10% down wasnt signed until my husband called him and brought the mistake to his attention. He told my husband that was a preliminary disclosure and he needed the signatures to keep moving forward and that the next disclosure would reflect the correct amount and that they would go through it with a fine toothed comb. He deflects and blames everyone else for his obvious shortcomings, but its hard to argue with an email thread. Below is the actual email sent to him on October 18th. The closing for Sunny Shore is scheduled for October 20th, 2022 and we want to make sure that $100,000 of the Sunny Shore proceeds are transferred to Associated title in Michigan for the purchase of Plymouth Rd. We need Associated Title to provide wiring instructions to Susan Hivey who is cc'd on this email. Please send the wiring instructions to her asap We can only surmise that he wasnt interested in putting in the work required to fix the mess he created so the easy route for him was to convince us to just deal with it. We didnt just deal with it however, we insisted he fix it and as a result, we spent the next 24 hours in tears wondering if the house was actually going to close. We did close but by the skin of our teeth. On another note, we have bought over 5 homes in the past decade and we have never had to fight so hard with a lender to accomplish the simplest of requests. His listening skills are basically non existent, and he apparently doesnt even bother reading emails from his clients. On several occasions I found myself doing HIS job. When issues would arise that caused us concern (which was quite frequent as he was clearly overlooked when God was handing out the attention to detail quality) his go to response was, Dont worry about that, I got this, we have enough time. The irony in this phrase cannot be understated. I wouldnt recommend him to my worst enemy as a lender. Using his services will severely hinder your mental health, your outlook on humanity in general and you will forever question the moral compass of all lenders going forward. Look elsewhere and quick.
    Apr 24th, 2022

  • Robert Schultz


    Apr 6th, 2021

  • Sherilyn Rickard

    Very knowledgeable with answering all questions, and timely with responses when you need questions or concerns addressed! I've already referred this company to other family & friends, who said they had great experiences and better loan rates/plans!
    Feb 25th, 2021

  • Michael Berry

    So helpful and happy to answer any and every question that I had. I was so appreciative of their quick responses to any inquiry that I had. I would recommended them to family and friends!
    Dec 8th, 2020

  • Yasmeen H.


    Nov 13th, 2020

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About
FountainStone Home Loans

FountainStone Home Loans is located at 12311 Foley Rd in Fenton, Michigan 48430. FountainStone Home Loans can be contacted via phone at 248-244-2222 for pricing, hours and directions.

Contact Info

  •   248-244-2222

Questions & Answers

Q What is the phone number for FountainStone Home Loans?

A The phone number for FountainStone Home Loans is: 248-244-2222.


Q Where is FountainStone Home Loans located?

A FountainStone Home Loans is located at 12311 Foley Rd, Fenton, MI 48430


Q What is the internet address for FountainStone Home Loans?

A The website (URL) for FountainStone Home Loans is: http://www.fountainstonehomeloans.com/


Q What days are FountainStone Home Loans open?

A FountainStone Home Loans is open:
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Monday: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM


Q How is FountainStone Home Loans rated?

A FountainStone Home Loans has a 4.6 Star Rating from 10 reviewers.

Hours

Wednesday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday:
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Monday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday:
8:00 AM - 9:00 PM

Ratings and Reviews
FountainStone Home Loans

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Tessa Palmer on Google

image Working with Michael on our home loan literally aged us by decades. It was a nightmare from beginning to end. After numerous conversations about our downpayment including emails he still attempted to close our loan with an incorrect downpayment amount putting our monthly mortgage at far above what we could sustain.
Instead of owning up to his clear mistake and offering to fix it immediately he attempted to persuade us to close anyway. His excuse was that we didnt tell him the amount we intended to put down on the house until the loan was nearly closed, this is a flat out lie and can be confirmed in emails that were sent not just to him but also the title company in which we clearly stated the amount we wished to put down and that email was sent to him on October 18th.
The phone conversations we had with this man after the hurricane are completely mischaracterized by him, however its not surprising. The initial call was to find out how much we needed to close the deal, the bare minimum. We mentioned damage at our Florida homes but we informed him that we had more than enough in savings to cover the repairs.
We then informed him that our house would be selling within days and that instead of using our savings and putting 10% down we wanted to use the entire proceeds of the sale of our vacation home as our downpayment to bring the monthly mortgage cost down. He suggested a title to title transfer of the entire proceeds, which we did. $100k was transferred per our conversation. How he was so confused is beyond me, the title company and all others involved other than him.
The original loan disclosure that had the 10% down wasnt signed until my husband called him and brought the mistake to his attention. He told my husband that was a preliminary disclosure and he needed the signatures to keep moving forward and that the next disclosure would reflect the correct amount and that they would go through it with a fine toothed comb. He deflects and blames everyone else for his obvious shortcomings, but its hard to argue with an email thread.
Below is the actual email sent to him on October 18th.
The closing for Sunny Shore is scheduled for October 20th, 2022 and we want to make sure that $100,000 of the Sunny Shore proceeds are transferred to Associated title in Michigan for the purchase of Plymouth Rd. We need Associated Title to provide wiring instructions to Susan Hivey who is cc'd on this email. Please send the wiring instructions to her asap
We can only surmise that he wasnt interested in putting in the work required to fix the mess he created so the easy route for him was to convince us to just deal with it. We didnt just deal with it however, we insisted he fix it and as a result, we spent the next 24 hours in tears wondering if the house was actually going to close. We did close but by the skin of our teeth.
On another note, we have bought over 5 homes in the past decade and we have never had to fight so hard with a lender to accomplish the simplest of requests. His listening skills are basically non existent, and he apparently doesnt even bother reading emails from his clients. On several occasions I found myself doing HIS job. When issues would arise that caused us concern (which was quite frequent as he was clearly overlooked when God was handing out the attention to detail quality) his go to response was, Dont worry about that, I got this, we have enough time. The irony in this phrase cannot be understated. I wouldnt recommend him to my worst enemy as a lender. Using his services will severely hinder your mental health, your outlook on humanity in general and you will forever question the moral compass of all lenders going forward. Look elsewhere and quick.

Business Response on Google Aug 19th, 2022
We are very sorry for your experience. Our intent was only to provide an excellent deal for you. I had help negotiate seller concessions to the tune of $11,000+ to cover your closing costs and additional price reduction. I reduced your interest rate an additional .375% prior to closing. There was a miscommunication about the down payment that I WISH I could take responsibility for. The conversation between your husband and myself, was he would like to keep the additional funds due to the damage you had received on your homes in Florida due to the hurricane. He did NOT wish to put the additional funds down at that time. A closing disclosure was sent based on the original numbers that we had discussed, for which both of you signed and acknowledged on 11/19. There was no discussion of changing the loan amount or down payment after this was acknowledged. When I sent the final wire instructions and Final Closing Disclosure to you both 3 days prior to closing, it became evident we needed to change the loan amount. At this stage the loan had already been finalized with the title company and lender for closing. To remedy this situation, I reached out and stated there are two options. 1. To keep the loan the way it was, to NOT jeopardize the closing. ( I could re amortize the loan through our servicing department after the first payment. I called in a favor for) 2. Cancel the closing. Rework the loan, resubmit to underwriting, rework with title, update the loan concessions - due to now a lowered loan amount. Lowered your interest rate .375%. I called in multiple favors to pull this off in under 48 Hrs. I had stated this multiple times this option is complicated and could jeopardize closing on the scheduled date. I offered both options and would put all my effort into making the closing possible. I understand the seller was about to lose the home and could not budge on closing date which did put a fair amount of stress in the situation. I reached out multiple times to try to discuss and further remedy the situation. I understand selling two homes (both receiving hurricane damage), purchasing a third 6 states away (pending foreclosure) can be very taxing. I applaud you and husbands diligence in that. But putting the issues solely on us here, is disheartening. Our team put a lot of energy in making the closing date on time and with the numbers you felt comfortable with. The final deal was .75% below the average market rate, with 0$ in closing costs AND I was able to reimburse you for your appraisal of $960. We truly wish there was a way to remedy this further. WE go above and beyond for our clients Anything we can do to make this better, Please reach back out to us. Enjoy the Beautiful home.

Robert Schultz on Google

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Sherilyn Rickard on Google

image Very knowledgeable with answering all questions, and timely with responses when you need questions or concerns addressed! I've already referred this company to other family & friends, who said they had great experiences and better loan rates/plans!


Michael Berry on Google

image So helpful and happy to answer any and every question that I had. I was so appreciative of their quick responses to any inquiry that I had. I would recommended them to family and friends!


Yasmeen H. on Google

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