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Privacy Policy

Effective Date: August 4, 2026  ·  Last Updated: August 4, 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how Peter Irungu, doing business under Groves Capital Inc ("Peter Irungu," "Groves Capital," "we," "us," or "our") collects, uses, discloses, and otherwise processes personal information in connection with mortgage-related communications, lead-generation activities, social-media interactions, mortgage-readiness services, and mortgage-application services.

This Privacy Policy is a general privacy disclosure. It is not legal advice, does not replace any legally required financial privacy notice, and should be reviewed by qualified privacy and mortgage-industry counsel before publication.

1. Scope of This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy applies to personal information processed in connection with:

  • Peter Irungu's Facebook business page and other business-related social-media pages;
  • Facebook or Meta lead forms;
  • Facebook Messenger and other social-media messages;
  • Appointment requests, telephone calls, text messages, emails, and similar communications;
  • Mortgage-readiness inquiries;
  • Requests for mortgage information, prequalification, or preapproval assistance;
  • Referrals or links to third-party mortgage-readiness and mortgage-application platforms;
  • Online advertising or lead-generation activities conducted on behalf of Peter Irungu or Groves Capital; and
  • Other mortgage-related services offered by Peter Irungu through Groves Capital.

This Privacy Policy is intended to address consumers in states where services may be offered, including the states shown as active lending states in the business-provided map:

Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and Wyoming.

[Confirm that this list accurately reflects every state in which Peter Irungu and Groves Capital are currently authorized to offer or arrange mortgage services. Confirm whether services are offered in any additional states on a case-by-case basis.]

This Privacy Policy does not necessarily govern the independent privacy practices of Meta, Facebook, Home Qualifiers, LendingPad, lenders, credit-reporting agencies, financial institutions, or other third parties. Those organizations may process information under their own privacy policies and legal obligations.

2. Business Identity and Contact Information

Business: Peter Irungu doing business under Groves Capital Inc
Business Address: 4883 Ronson Court, Suite A/B, San Diego, CA 92111
Privacy Email: peter.irungu@grovescapital.com
Privacy Phone: 253-361-7260

[Confirm whether Groves Capital Inc, rather than Peter Irungu individually, is the legal entity responsible for the personal information described in this Privacy Policy.]

3. Personal Information We May Collect Directly

Depending on how a consumer interacts with us, we may collect the following information directly:

A. Contact and identification information

  • Name;
  • Telephone number;
  • Email address;
  • Preferred method of communication;
  • Information included in a message, inquiry, or appointment request; and
  • Other information a consumer voluntarily provides.

B. Communication information

We may receive information through:

  • Facebook or Meta lead forms;
  • Facebook Messenger;
  • Other social-media messages;
  • Emails;
  • Telephone calls;
  • Text messages;
  • Appointment-scheduling requests; and
  • In-person or virtual consultations.

This information may include the content of communications, questions about mortgage financing, preferred appointment times, and information necessary to respond to an inquiry.

C. Preliminary mortgage or homebuying information

A consumer may voluntarily provide preliminary information about:

  • Homebuying goals;
  • Desired loan type;
  • Estimated purchase price;
  • Preferred property location;
  • General income or employment circumstances;
  • Timing for purchasing or refinancing;
  • Current housing situation;
  • Whether the consumer is a first-time homebuyer;
  • Whether the consumer is self-employed;
  • Military or veteran eligibility relevant to a possible VA loan; and
  • Other information relevant to determining which mortgage services may be appropriate.

Consumers should not send Social Security numbers, bank-account credentials, complete financial account numbers, passwords, copies of identity documents, or other highly sensitive information through Facebook Messenger, ordinary email, social-media comments, or unsecured text messages.

4. Information Collected Through Third-Party Platforms

We may direct consumers to third-party platforms that collect and process additional information. The information collected through those platforms may be received by Groves Capital, Peter Irungu, the platform provider, lenders, credit-reporting agencies, verification providers, or other parties involved in evaluating or processing a mortgage transaction.

A. Home Qualifiers

Website: partner.homequalifiers.com
Purpose: Credit evaluation and homebuyer-readiness services.

Information processed through Home Qualifiers may include:

  • Name and contact information;
  • Income information;
  • Employment information;
  • Housing and debt information;
  • Credit-related information;
  • Information used to evaluate mortgage readiness;
  • Information used to generate recommendations or a readiness assessment; and
  • Other information requested through the platform.

Home Qualifiers is a third-party platform. Its collection, use, retention, security, and disclosure of information may also be governed by its own privacy policy, terms, consumer authorizations, and contractual obligations.

[Confirm whether Home Qualifiers obtains a consumer report, performs a soft credit inquiry, receives consumer-supplied credit information, or uses another credit-evaluation method.]

B. LendingPad Mortgage Application Portal

Website: LendingPad application portal
Purpose: Completing and processing a mortgage application.

Information processed through the LendingPad mortgage application portal may include:

  • Name, address, telephone number, and email address;
  • Date of birth;
  • Social Security number or taxpayer-identification number;
  • Government-issued identification information;
  • Citizenship or residency information;
  • Marital status and dependent information, where relevant and lawfully requested;
  • Income and employment information;
  • Tax returns, pay statements, W-2 forms, 1099 forms, financial statements, or similar documentation;
  • Bank-account, asset, investment, and retirement-account information;
  • Debt, liability, and recurring-payment information;
  • Credit reports, credit scores, credit history, and credit-related information;
  • Property address, property type, purchase price, and occupancy information;
  • Current mortgage and housing information;
  • Insurance and tax information;
  • Military-service information relevant to VA loan eligibility;
  • Demographic information requested or collected for legally required mortgage reporting;
  • Electronic signatures, acknowledgments, authorizations, and consent records;
  • Device, login, and platform activity information;
  • Identity-verification and fraud-prevention information; and
  • Other information required to evaluate, document, underwrite, close, fund, or service a mortgage transaction.

LendingPad is a third-party technology provider. The platform's independent processing activities may be governed by its own privacy policy, terms, security practices, agreements with Groves Capital, and applicable legal requirements.

5. Sensitive Personal Information

Mortgage-related services may involve information considered sensitive under federal or state law. Sensitive personal information may include:

  • Social Security numbers;
  • Taxpayer-identification numbers;
  • Driver's-license, passport, or other government-identification information;
  • Financial-account information;
  • Bank statements and asset balances;
  • Income and employment information;
  • Tax returns and tax-document information;
  • Credit reports, credit scores, and credit history;
  • Authentication credentials;
  • Precise geolocation information, if collected;
  • Citizenship, immigration, or residency information;
  • Racial or ethnic information collected for legally required mortgage-reporting purposes;
  • Military or veteran information;
  • Biometric or identity-verification information, if used; and
  • Other information that applicable law treats as sensitive.

We may process sensitive personal information when reasonably necessary to:

  • Respond to a consumer's request;
  • Evaluate mortgage readiness;
  • Process or support a mortgage application;
  • Verify identity, employment, income, assets, debts, or occupancy;
  • Obtain or use credit information with appropriate authorization;
  • Detect fraud or protect account and transaction security;
  • Satisfy legal, regulatory, recordkeeping, audit, or reporting obligations; or
  • Complete another purpose disclosed to and authorized by the consumer.

We do not intend to use sensitive personal information to infer characteristics about a consumer for purposes unrelated to providing mortgage-related services.

[Confirm whether sensitive personal information is used for any advertising, audience creation, profiling, lead scoring, automated decision-making, or secondary purpose.]

6. Sources of Personal Information

We may receive personal information from:

  • Consumers directly;
  • A consumer's spouse, co-borrower, authorized representative, or other person involved in the transaction;
  • Facebook, Meta, or other social-media platforms;
  • Online lead forms and appointment-scheduling services;
  • Home Qualifiers;
  • LendingPad;
  • Groves Capital personnel;
  • Mortgage lenders, investors, brokers, processors, underwriters, closing agents, and servicers;
  • Consumer-reporting agencies and credit-reporting vendors;
  • Income, employment, asset, identity, fraud, and document-verification providers;
  • Real estate agents, builders, title companies, escrow companies, settlement-service providers, insurance professionals, and appraisal-management companies;
  • Government agencies, public records, and government-sponsored enterprises;
  • Marketing, analytics, website, communications, and technology providers;
  • Referral partners, where permitted by law; and
  • Other sources authorized by the consumer or permitted by applicable law.

7. Purposes for Collecting and Using Personal Information

We may collect, use, or otherwise process personal information to:

  • Respond to inquiries and communicate with consumers;
  • Schedule consultations or appointments;
  • Provide information about mortgage products or services;
  • Assess preliminary mortgage readiness;
  • Help consumers prepare for prequalification, preapproval, or a mortgage application;
  • Assist with completing a mortgage application;
  • Communicate with Groves Capital personnel and prospective lenders;
  • Evaluate potential loan programs and eligibility;
  • Request or obtain credit information with appropriate authorization;
  • Verify identity, income, employment, assets, liabilities, occupancy, or other application information;
  • Process, document, underwrite, close, fund, or facilitate a mortgage transaction;
  • Provide transaction-related notices, disclosures, and status updates;
  • Maintain records of consumer communications and authorizations;
  • Detect, investigate, and prevent fraud, identity theft, misuse, security incidents, or unlawful activity;
  • Maintain and improve business operations, communications, and consumer service;
  • Operate websites, forms, portals, and technology systems;
  • Conduct advertising and measure marketing performance, where permitted;
  • Comply with laws, regulations, licensing obligations, subpoenas, legal processes, audits, examinations, and governmental requests;
  • Establish, exercise, or defend legal rights;
  • Enforce agreements and protect consumers, the business, Groves Capital, and third parties; and
  • Perform another purpose disclosed at the time information is collected.

8. How Personal Information May Be Disclosed

We may disclose personal information when reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy or as otherwise permitted or required by law.

A. Groves Capital personnel

Information may be disclosed to authorized Groves Capital personnel, including loan officers, processors, managers, compliance personnel, information-security personnel, and other individuals who need the information to perform mortgage-related or business functions.

B. Mortgage lenders and financial institutions

Information may be disclosed to:

  • Mortgage lenders;
  • Banks;
  • Credit unions;
  • Wholesale lenders;
  • Investors;
  • Government-sponsored enterprises;
  • Loan purchasers;
  • Mortgage insurers;
  • Loan servicers; and
  • Other financial institutions involved in evaluating, approving, funding, purchasing, insuring, or servicing a mortgage.

C. Mortgage and real-estate transaction professionals

Information may be disclosed, as appropriate, to:

  • Mortgage brokers;
  • Loan processors;
  • Underwriters;
  • Real estate agents or brokers;
  • Builders;
  • Appraisers and appraisal-management companies;
  • Title companies;
  • Escrow and settlement agents;
  • Closing attorneys;
  • Homeowners-insurance professionals;
  • Tax-service providers;
  • Flood-certification providers;
  • Homeowners associations;
  • Condominium project reviewers; and
  • Other transaction participants.

Disclosure to these parties will depend on the transaction, the consumer's authorization, and applicable legal restrictions.

D. Credit and verification providers

Information may be disclosed to or obtained from:

  • Consumer-reporting agencies;
  • Credit-reporting vendors;
  • Credit-score providers;
  • Fraud-prevention services;
  • Identity-verification providers;
  • Income- and employment-verification services;
  • Asset-verification providers;
  • Tax-transcript providers;
  • Document-authentication providers; and
  • Other due-diligence or verification services.

Use of a consumer report generally requires a legally permissible purpose and, where applicable, consumer authorization. The Fair Credit Reporting Act regulates consumer-reporting agencies, users of consumer reports, and certain rights relating to credit-report information.

E. Technology and operational service providers

We may disclose information to companies that provide:

  • Mortgage origination systems;
  • Customer-relationship-management systems;
  • Secure document storage;
  • Electronic-signature services;
  • Email, telephone, text-message, and communications services;
  • Appointment scheduling;
  • Cloud hosting;
  • Data backup;
  • Cybersecurity;
  • Identity and access management;
  • Website hosting;
  • Analytics;
  • Advertising;
  • Lead management;
  • Compliance support;
  • Professional consulting;
  • Record retention; or
  • Other operational services.

These providers may process information on behalf of Peter Irungu, Groves Capital, or another transaction participant, subject to their contractual and legal responsibilities.

F. Government and legal disclosures

We may disclose information:

  • To federal, state, or local government authorities;
  • To regulators, licensing agencies, law-enforcement agencies, courts, or administrative bodies;
  • To comply with a subpoena, court order, examination, investigation, legal process, or legally valid request;
  • To satisfy mortgage-reporting, anti-fraud, anti-money-laundering, sanctions, tax, licensing, or recordkeeping obligations;
  • To investigate or prevent suspected fraud, identity theft, cybercrime, or other unlawful activity;
  • To protect the safety, security, rights, or property of consumers, Groves Capital, Peter Irungu, or others; or
  • To establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

G. Business transactions

Information may be disclosed in connection with a proposed or completed merger, acquisition, financing, sale, transfer, reorganization, bankruptcy, or other business transaction, subject to applicable legal requirements.

H. At the consumer's direction

Information may be disclosed when a consumer requests, authorizes, or directs the disclosure.

9. Sale, Sharing, and Targeted Advertising

The terms "sell," "share," "targeted advertising," and "cross-context behavioral advertising" have specific meanings under certain state privacy laws and may include some disclosures that do not involve payment of money.

We do not sell personal information for monetary or other valuable consideration, and we do not share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising or process it for targeted advertising, as those terms are defined by applicable state privacy laws.

[This statement reflects that no Meta Pixel, retargeting, or cross-context advertising sharing is currently in use. If that changes — for example, if a Meta Pixel, Conversions API, or similar advertising/retargeting technology is added to this Site or any linked landing page — this section must be revised before continued use, and an opt-out mechanism may become required. Confirm this remains accurate any time advertising or analytics tools on this Site are changed.]

10. Third-Party Websites and Platforms

Our Facebook page, advertisements, messages, or communications may contain links to websites or services operated by third parties, including Home Qualifiers and LendingPad.

We do not control all aspects of a third party's independent collection, use, disclosure, retention, or security practices. Consumers should review the privacy policy, notices, terms, and authorization language presented by each third party before submitting personal information.

A link to a third-party service does not necessarily mean that Peter Irungu or Groves Capital controls, endorses, or is responsible for all activities of that third party.

When a third-party provider processes information on behalf of Groves Capital, its responsibilities may be governed by a contract and applicable law. When it processes information for its own purposes, its independent privacy policy may apply.

11. Facebook, Meta, Cookies, Pixels, and Similar Technologies

Facebook and Meta may collect information about users' interactions with Facebook pages, advertisements, lead forms, Messenger, and other Meta services. Meta may process that information under its own terms and privacy disclosures.

Our websites, landing pages, third-party platforms, or marketing services may use cookies, software-development kits, pixels, tags, local storage, device identifiers, server-side tracking, conversion tools, or similar technologies to:

  • Operate websites and forms;
  • Maintain sessions and security;
  • Remember preferences;
  • Measure page visits or advertising performance;
  • Understand how visitors interact with content;
  • Attribute inquiries or completed forms to an advertising source;
  • Prevent fraud; or
  • Support advertising activities.
[Confirm whether any website controlled by Peter Irungu or Groves Capital uses cookies.] [Confirm whether Meta Pixel, Meta Conversions API, Google Analytics, Google Ads tags, Microsoft advertising tags, call-tracking technology, session-replay technology, heatmaps, or other analytics or advertising tools are used.] [Confirm whether a consent-management platform or cookie-preference mechanism is available.]

Browser settings may allow users to block or delete cookies, although doing so may affect website functionality. Third-party platforms may provide their own privacy and advertising controls.

12. Data Retention

We retain personal information for only as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes for which it was collected, including to:

  • Respond to inquiries;
  • Support a mortgage-readiness assessment;
  • Process or document a mortgage application;
  • Complete a mortgage transaction;
  • Maintain licensing, compliance, audit, examination, and business records;
  • Satisfy federal or state record-retention requirements;
  • Resolve disputes;
  • Enforce agreements;
  • Detect or investigate fraud or security incidents; and
  • Establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

Different categories of information may be retained for different periods. Mortgage applications, disclosures, credit authorizations, communications, loan records, and compliance records may be subject to legally mandated retention periods.

When information is no longer reasonably necessary, it may be deleted, deidentified, anonymized, or retained in a restricted form, subject to applicable law and technical limitations.

[Identify the actual retention schedules used by Peter Irungu and Groves Capital for Facebook leads, declined leads, incomplete applications, completed mortgage files, text messages, emails, call records, credit information, and documents.] [Confirm whether Meta, Home Qualifiers, LendingPad, lenders, and other third parties retain copies under their own retention schedules.]

13. Data Security

Because mortgage information can be highly sensitive, reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards should be used to protect personal information against unauthorized access, acquisition, disclosure, alteration, loss, or destruction.

Depending on the system and the party responsible for it, safeguards may include access controls, authentication, workforce training, vendor oversight, system monitoring, secure document-transfer methods, incident-response procedures, and other security measures appropriate to the nature of the information.

No method of electronic transmission, storage, or security is completely risk-free. We therefore cannot guarantee that personal information will always remain secure or that a security incident will never occur.

Consumers should avoid sending Social Security numbers, complete bank-account numbers, tax returns, identity documents, passwords, or similar sensitive information through social-media messages, public comments, ordinary text messages, or other channels not designated for secure document transmission.

The federal Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act may require covered financial institutions to explain certain information-sharing practices and safeguard consumer financial information. The FTC's Safeguards Rule requires covered financial institutions under its jurisdiction to maintain measures for protecting customer information and to address service-provider safeguards.

[Confirm which entity maintains the written information-security program applicable to Peter Irungu's mortgage activities and whether Peter Irungu is covered under Groves Capital's program.]

14. Consumer Privacy Rights

Privacy rights vary depending on a consumer's state of residence, the type of information involved, the reason it was collected, the entity processing it, and whether a legal exemption applies.

Depending on applicable law, an eligible consumer may have the right to:

  • Confirm whether personal information is being processed;
  • Request access to personal information;
  • Request categories or specific pieces of personal information;
  • Request correction of inaccurate personal information;
  • Request deletion of certain personal information;
  • Obtain a portable copy of certain personal information;
  • Opt out of the sale of personal information;
  • Opt out of sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising;
  • Opt out of targeted advertising;
  • Opt out of certain profiling or automated decision-making;
  • Limit certain uses or disclosures of sensitive personal information;
  • Withdraw consent where processing is based on consent;
  • Appeal the denial of a privacy request;
  • Receive information about categories of sources, purposes, and recipients;
  • Designate an authorized agent to submit a request; and
  • Exercise privacy rights without unlawful discrimination or retaliation.

These rights are not absolute. A request may be denied or limited when an exception applies, including when information must be retained to:

  • Provide a requested financial product or service;
  • Complete or administer a mortgage transaction;
  • Comply with federal or state law;
  • Maintain legally required records;
  • Detect fraud or protect security;
  • Establish, exercise, or defend legal claims;
  • Exercise free-speech or other legal rights;
  • Cooperate with regulators or law enforcement; or
  • Fulfill another lawful purpose.

California law may provide qualifying consumers with rights to know, delete, correct, opt out of sale or sharing, and receive nondiscriminatory treatment. California also recognizes browser-based opt-out signals, including the Global Privacy Control, for covered processing.

Information governed by federal financial-privacy laws may be wholly or partly excluded from certain state privacy-law provisions. The scope of those exclusions varies by state and may apply to particular data, particular entities, or both.

[Confirm whether Groves Capital meets the applicability thresholds under the comprehensive privacy laws of any state in which it operates.] [Confirm whether Peter Irungu is treated as part of Groves Capital for purposes of responding to privacy requests.]

15. State-Specific Considerations

Depending on applicability thresholds, exemptions, and the consumer's state, additional rights may exist under the privacy laws of California, Colorado, Oregon, Texas, Virginia, and other states in which services are offered.

Some states listed in this Privacy Policy may not currently have a generally applicable comprehensive consumer-privacy law, but may have laws governing:

  • Social Security numbers;
  • Data-security practices;
  • Data-breach notification;
  • Consumer reports;
  • Financial information;
  • Biometric information;
  • Telephone and text-message marketing;
  • Electronic communications;
  • Identity theft;
  • Online tracking; or
  • Mortgage and lending records.

This Privacy Policy does not expand legal rights beyond those provided by applicable law.

16. Submitting a Privacy Request

A consumer may submit a privacy request using either of the following methods:

Email: peter.irungu@grovescapital.com
Telephone: 253-361-7260

A request should include:

  • The consumer's full name;
  • The state in which the consumer resides;
  • The email address or telephone number previously used to communicate with us;
  • The type of request being made;
  • A description of the information or interaction involved; and
  • Whether the request is being submitted by an authorized agent.

Consumers should not include Social Security numbers, complete financial-account numbers, passwords, or copies of sensitive identity documents in an initial email request.

[Confirm whether Groves Capital has a separate online privacy-request form or toll-free telephone number that must be used.] [Confirm which party is responsible for receiving, logging, verifying, and responding to privacy requests.]

17. Verification of Privacy Requests

To protect consumers and reduce the risk of unauthorized disclosure or deletion, we may need to verify the identity and authority of the person submitting a privacy request.

Verification may involve:

  • Matching information provided in the request with information already maintained;
  • Confirming control of an email address or telephone number;
  • Requesting additional information reasonably necessary to verify identity;
  • Requesting proof that an authorized agent has permission to act;
  • Asking the consumer to confirm the request directly; or
  • Applying a higher level of verification to requests involving sensitive information.

We will not request more information than reasonably necessary for verification. Information provided for verification will be used for verification, security, fraud prevention, and legal compliance.

We may be unable to fulfill a request when identity or authority cannot be reasonably verified.

18. Authorized Agents

Where applicable law permits, a consumer may authorize another person to submit a privacy request on the consumer's behalf.

We may require:

  • Written permission signed by the consumer;
  • Evidence of the agent's identity;
  • Direct confirmation from the consumer;
  • A valid power of attorney; or
  • Other information permitted by applicable law.

19. Appeals

Residents of certain states may have the right to appeal a decision concerning a privacy request.

An appeal may be submitted to:

Email: peter.irungu@grovescapital.com
Subject Line: Privacy Request Appeal

The appeal should explain why the consumer believes the original decision should be reconsidered.

[Confirm the internal appeals process, response deadlines, and any state-specific attorney-general complaint disclosures that must be provided.]

20. Sensitive Personal Information Rights

Where applicable law provides a right to limit the use or disclosure of sensitive personal information, an eligible consumer may submit a request using the contact methods listed above.

This right may not apply when sensitive information is used only for purposes permitted without a limitation option, such as:

  • Providing a requested mortgage service;
  • Processing a mortgage application;
  • Verifying identity;
  • Preventing fraud;
  • Maintaining security;
  • Complying with law;
  • Performing services reasonably expected by the consumer; or
  • Other legally permitted purposes.
[Confirm whether any sensitive personal information is used beyond purposes necessary to provide mortgage-related services.]

21. Automated Processing and Profiling

Mortgage-readiness tools, lenders, credit models, underwriting systems, fraud tools, or verification services may use automated processing to evaluate information.

Peter Irungu may receive or review the results of such systems but may not control the methods used by a lender, consumer-reporting agency, technology provider, or other independent third party.

[Confirm whether Peter Irungu or Groves Capital independently conducts profiling, lead scoring, automated eligibility determinations, or automated decision-making that produces legal or similarly significant effects.]

A mortgage-readiness result is not necessarily a final credit decision, loan approval, commitment to lend, or guarantee of financing.

22. Children's Privacy

Mortgage services are not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly seek to collect personal information directly from children under 13 through Facebook lead forms, mortgage-readiness services, or mortgage-application activities.

A parent or legal guardian who believes that a child provided personal information may contact us using the information in this Privacy Policy.

Information about dependents or family members may be collected from an adult applicant when relevant to a mortgage application or required by law. Such information should be provided only when lawful and necessary.

23. Do Not Track and Browser-Based Preference Signals

Some browsers provide a "Do Not Track" setting. Because no uniform legal or technical standard applies to all Do Not Track signals, websites associated with these services may not respond to every such signal.

Where required by applicable law, a qualifying website must process recognized browser-based opt-out preference signals, such as the Global Privacy Control, as a request to opt out of covered sale or sharing activities.

[Confirm whether any website controlled by Peter Irungu or Groves Capital recognizes Global Privacy Control or other opt-out preference signals.] [Confirm whether any sale, sharing, or targeted-advertising processing occurs that would require an opt-out mechanism.]

24. Communications and Marketing Preferences

Consumers may request that marketing emails or text messages stop by:

Opting out of marketing communications may not prevent communications that are necessary to:

  • Respond to an inquiry;
  • Process an application;
  • Provide requested services;
  • Deliver legally required notices;
  • Provide transaction-related updates; or
  • Address security, fraud, or compliance matters.
[Confirm whether Peter Irungu or Groves Capital sends automated marketing text messages or uses an autodialing platform.]

25. Information About Other Individuals

A person who provides information about a spouse, co-borrower, dependent, employee, landlord, accountant, real estate agent, or other individual should provide that information only when authorized and appropriate.

Where required, the person providing the information should inform the other individual that the information may be submitted for mortgage-related purposes.

26. Changes to This Privacy Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in:

  • Business practices;
  • Technology;
  • Mortgage services;
  • Third-party platforms;
  • Legal requirements; or
  • Regulatory guidance.

The updated policy will display a revised "Last Updated" date. Where required by law, additional notice may be provided before a material change takes effect.

Consumers should review the Privacy Policy periodically.

27. Contact Information

Questions, concerns, or privacy requests may be directed to:

Peter Irungu doing business under Groves Capital Inc
4883 Ronson Court, Suite A/B
San Diego, CA 92111

Email: peter.irungu@grovescapital.com
Telephone: 253-361-7260

28. Additional Federal and State Financial Privacy Notices

This online Privacy Policy is separate from any privacy notice, credit authorization, mortgage disclosure, application disclosure, adverse-action notice, servicing notice, or other document required under federal or state financial-services law.

A mortgage application or transaction may be subject to additional privacy notices provided by:

  • Groves Capital Inc;
  • A mortgage broker;
  • A mortgage lender;
  • A bank or credit union;
  • A loan servicer;
  • A consumer-reporting agency;
  • A credit-reporting vendor;
  • An investor;
  • A mortgage insurer;
  • A title or escrow company;
  • An identity-, income-, employment-, or asset-verification provider; or
  • Another financial institution or service provider.

The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and its implementing rules may require covered financial institutions to provide notices describing their collection and disclosure of nonpublic personal information and, in some circumstances, an opportunity to opt out of certain disclosures to nonaffiliated third parties. Mortgage brokering is identified by FTC guidance as a financial activity that may be covered when the business is significantly engaged in it.

Those separate notices may describe practices, rights, disclosures, and opt-out choices that differ from or supplement this Privacy Policy. When a transaction-specific financial privacy notice applies, consumers should review that notice carefully.

This Privacy Policy does not alter a lender's underwriting standards, a consumer-reporting agency's responsibilities, a consumer's credit-report rights, or the terms of any mortgage application or loan.

29. General Legal Disclaimer

This Privacy Policy is intended to provide general information about privacy practices. It is not legal advice and does not create a contractual right or obligation beyond those imposed by applicable law.

Privacy, mortgage, consumer-reporting, advertising, record-retention, and financial-services laws are complex and may apply differently depending on:

  • The entity controlling the information;
  • The state in which the consumer resides;
  • The nature of the mortgage service;
  • The type of information involved;
  • The purpose for which information is processed;
  • The parties receiving the information;
  • Applicable statutory thresholds; and
  • Federal or state exemptions.

This Privacy Policy should be reviewed and approved by qualified privacy and mortgage-industry counsel before it is published or linked to a Facebook lead form, website, advertisement, or mortgage platform.