"Melissa Schwartz and Dylan Proctor were delights to work with. I was a first time homebuyer and they both took the time to explain every step of the mortage loan/homeownership proccess to me. They broke down all of my options to me and took the time to explain unfamilar jargon to me in my loan terms. The proccess was overwhemling easy. I must admist intially, I was pretty apprehensive about working with Movement Mortage. They were one of the preffered lenders TruHomes offered to their potential buyers. I recently had a bad experience with a previous home builder (Smith and Douglas) and their preffered lender (CornerStone Lending) that resulted in a cancelled contract. So naturally, I had concerns with potentially working with another builders preffered lender once again. However, Melissa Schwartz and her team exceeded my expectation. I would recommed Melissa Schwartz and Dylan Proctor to anyone looking to purchase a home especially if they are a first time homebuyer. They take their time and try to make sure to the best of their ablility that all your questions, comments, or concerns are both understood and addressed. I honestly could not have prayed for a better team to help me through my homebuying proccess. They were; thorough, concise, timely, pateint and proffesional. Truly, a absolute delight! The level of professinalism from this team displayed is nothing shy of remarkbale, they are great people that genuiely care about each homebuyer and their needs. You are not just another dollar sign to them. They are an excellant choice for anyone on the market looking to purchase a home/property. Whether you are a first time homebuyer, retiree re-entering the market, or an investor looking to buy. Melissa Schwartz and her team will take care of you!"

"Everything was done in a timely manner. All my questions were answered, and everything was explained to me in details were I could understand exactly what was going on through the whole process. I'll highly recommend Movement Mortgage to everyone"

"Not asking for duplicate things; being able to head off the system automatically sending/asking for things that are already received/unnecessary; relaying the limitations on income that is able to be used sooner."