Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
PHH Mortgage Mortgage department,
Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure California
I have applied for modification for my home several time in last 1 year. My leader had largely ignored my request. This time ( after sitting on my application for 2 months ) they finally responded to my request by asking me for some more paperwork. Which i provided to them on time and they acknowledged that they received it. Then, to my surprise they posted a notice of sale on my door. I called and remained them that they are in violation of the California Homeowners bill of right which clearly states that lenders are not allowed to double track foreclosure and a review for a modification. They said they will look into it. Next day I called to check on the status and they told me that I need - more form. They emailed me the hardship affidavit form to fill out. I immediately completed the form and returned it to them. ( must remind you that this form was a very old 2009 hardship affidavit from which is not required any longer since the new RMA includes it. But, nevertheless, in sprit of cooperating and not wasting time to fight with them, I did as I asked to do ). Next day again, I called to check the status and they told me that they have closed the file and are moving to foreclose on my home. I again reminded them that I have done as they have asked and why did they close the file without review. They told me that they do n't want to work with me or help me and are going to foreclose. How could they do that? I thought we lived in a country with laws. I feel that they are discriminating against me because I am - and do not understating many financial matters and do not have financial ability to fight back. I fear that by filing this complaint thru you, they will further retaliate by pushing forward and foreclosing on my home making my children and I homeless. Please help me.
PHH Mortgage customer in California
May 26, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
PHH Mortgage response to complaint:
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