VA mortgage Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
United Security Financial Corp Mortgage department,
VA mortgage Loan modification,collection,foreclosure North Carolina
We asked the bank for a minimum net proceeds amount to determine if we could find a buyer. The bank told us on - that acceptable net proceeds of $230000.00 were required. We provided an offer to avoid the foreclosure. the investor then, after reivew for one week change their mind and now want an additional $7500.00 above the offer and to reduce commission to 3 % for - agents to split. The short sale national protocol is 6 % between - agents. We reduced the commission to 5 % split between - agents to try to make this offer work. This was the highest offer received in 2 years on market, they turned it down the day of the foreclosure, then 5 minutes before the foreclosure they postponed the foreclosure for offer review again. That was on - -, 2015. Now they have returned today - - -, 2015 ) at the same terms as prior to their review - $260000.00 and reduce commission to 3 %, split between - agents. So in essence, they are now again more intent on foreclosing on an - service member and his veteran exwife who is suffering -. Therefore we feel that the investor - United Security Financial - is force placing this foreclure by offering terms that no one could oblige.
United Security Financial Corp customer in North Carolina
Sep 11, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
United Security Financial Corp response to complaint:
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