Flagstar Bank Mortgage department,
FHA mortgage Loan modification,collection,foreclosure North Carolina
I bought home in 2007 and financed with first and second mortgages from Flagstar. I decided to short sale home in 2011. Flagstar dragged out the process and now I know why because of the fine assessed by CFPB for illegal practices last year - just read. Anyway, Flagstar eventually after about 6 months of haggling ( losing mulitple buyers etc ) approved my short sale. One stipulation of their approving my short sale was that they forced me to sign a promissory note to continue paying about 60-65 % of - mortgage back ( & gt ; $ - ). I would like to know if I have 1 ) any rights to the ordered settlement they have to pay and/or 2 ) the ability to have the promissary note cancelled? I think I have grounds for some type of settlement and will consult with an attorney but wanted to also submit complaint. Thanks
Flagstar Bank customer in North Carolina
Jun 17, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Flagstar Bank response to complaint:
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