Resources for resolving common issues with United Mortgage Corp. products and services
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is a 21st century agency that helps consumer finance markets work by making rules more effective, by consistently and fairly enforcing those rules, and by empowering consumers to take more control over their economic lives.
The CFPB will forward your complaint to United Mortgage Corp. and work to get a response. After your complaint is forwarded, United Mortgage Corp. has 15 days to respond to you and the CFPB. United Mortgage Corp. is expected to close all but the most complicated complaints within 60 days.
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United Mortgage Corp. Mortgage loan modification,collection,foreclosure January 31, 2017 - I am working with United Mortgage for more than seven months to get my payment lower, for far the same papers that i have been submitting they are asking for again and this is how its been for the pass seven months.I have fax these papers over and over and to my surprise they keep requesting the same items. I am trying to explain to the mortgage company that my bank statement with - - is now -, I feel the mortgage company is looking for a way to take my home not to help me keep it. I have come to understand the bank looks for ways to take your home not to work with you to save it.... |
United Mortgage Corp. Mortgage loan servicing, payments, escrow account October 14, 2016 - The United Mortgage Company contact me in - 2016 and I was told by a gentleman by the name of - that they can lower my mortgage payments by $100.00 per month. At this time I owned my house for almost one year and thought I could use the extra money each month. The incentives were I would not have to pay the new mortgage for 2 months, lowered monthly payments and no closing costs except I would have to pay the loan officer, title company and other incidentals in the amount of $2100.00. The closing took place on - - and come to find out they neglected to pay my - taxes for $3... |
United Mortgage Corp. Mortgage application, originator, mortgage broker December 16, 2015 - I started working with United Mortgage Corp out of south florida. The first phone call was great, they really are good at pulling you in! I spoke with the manager for over an hour and then i was passed off to - -. He thought he would be able to get my a conventional loan and after put the the software stated i would need to go FHA. I was original told my rate would be no more than 4.5 % max. He told me the fed came out and rates went up ( this was -/-/- ) ( rates haven risen yet, but most likely they will later today -/-/- ). Anyways my rate was now 4.875 % for conventional but... |
United Mortgage Corp. Mortgage application, originator, mortgage broker October 4, 2015 - United Mortgage Company shared private financial information such as IRS Form - & employer - forms with persons not employed by United Mortgage and through unsecured email servers in violation of the provisions of the GLB Act. When contacted regarding this incident, they defended the practice which indicates it was not an isolated instance. ... |
United Mortgage Corp. Mortgage settlement process and costs May 19, 2015 - This company lied to me about including my escrow in my mortgage despite verbal consent by the mortgage provider that I was not going to have the mortgage and property taxes included in escrow. When they said they were going to work on resolving the issue, instead they sold my mortgage to another bank with the escrow. Then - said he would refinance me at no charge to remedy the situation, yet, after that, he stopped responding to any calls or attempts to communicate with him. This company is deceitful and misleading, and promises things that they do not hold up. ... |
United Mortgage Corp. Mortgage application, originator, mortgage broker May 5, 2015 - On - -, 2015, - - ( NMLS # - ) with United Mortgage Corporation sent us the terms we had agreed to in order to refinance our mortgage with his company : 30 yr fixed at 3.75 % ; monthly payment of $910.00 ( principal and interest ) ; paying off - of our existing loans and leaving us with $15000.00 cash out. This information was given to us in an email. We completed the process of sending him all of the required paperwork. Three days before we were scheduled to close, he called with the closing date and then said the next order of business was to discuss what our interest r... |