Quicken Loans Mortgage department,
FHA mortgage Loan modification,collection,foreclosure Maryland
My loan company Quicken Loans is trying to auction off my home. They have not allowed me the opportunity to go through mediation as required by Maryland law and they have not reviewed me for ANY programs that may help me save my home. This is an FHA loan and I have been told that there are several programs available on FHA loans to help homeowners who are struggling. I had a hardship and it caused me to fall behind on my loan but I have recovered from this and am working and trying to fix the problem with Quicken Loans. However, they tell me I have to pay them all the late payments at once or they will auction my home. I live here with my wife and - children and I do not want this to happen. I bought my home in - and completed an FHA streamline refinance through Quicken Loans in -. In - - my wife was pregnant and she saw a large snake in our house. She was very scared and essentially refused to live in the house because she was scared for the baby and for our other small child. So we had
insisted that I hire people to come out and clean out the entire house and treat it with reptile repellent. This was expensive and it took a while to get this done. Shortly after I began missing payments I tried to start the review process with Quicken Loans. I was assigned a case manager but I was rarely able to speak with this person, and instead talked to other workers who were not knowledgeable. This went round and round for - months - I would be told I am now in review with the underwriter, then I find out a couple of months later that the review was not completed because of this or that document and now we need to start over. This is not acceptable. We have moved back into our house, so the hardship has passed. I am gainfully employed and can afford a fair mortgage payment. However Quicken Loans has not given me any options other than full reinstatement, which I am not able to do.
Quicken Loans customer in Maryland
Mar 31, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Quicken Loans response to complaint:
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