Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC Mortgage Complaint

Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC Mortgage department,

Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan servicing, payments, escrow account New Jersey

I bought my house in - 2005. I bought it for $520000.00. I only had a little over $50000.00 for a down payment, so I had to get - mortgages. The - was an interest only loan. The terms as they were explained to me at the time were that I would have to pay interest only for 10 years. After the 10 year period was concluded, I was told that I would be paying interest and principal. I was never told that the principal payment would be in addition to what I was already paying. My mortgage was sold 3 months prior to the 10 year period conclusion. A couple of months before the 10 year period, I was advised by the new mortgage holder that my payments would be changing and that I would be paying interest as well as principal. The wording of the notice made me worry that the payment amount would change, so I called the company, and a customer service representative explained to me that I would not be paying more, but that now part of my payment would be going to paying off the principal. While I waited, he roughly figured an approximate


be replied to, in the form of a letter. They stated that all was in order per my original loan 's terms and even sent me a copy of a document signed by me 10 years earlier, which actually stated that my mortgage would " not '' go up after the 10 year period, but would in fact, slightly decline ( from $2000.00 down to $1900.00 ). I have attached the first page of that document, which clearly says this. Subsequently, I read up on Interest Only Loans and found that they typically call for an increase in the payment after the interest only period is over, but this was never explained to me, and the document I signed certainly did not say this. One other point, I was also never told that my loan was an ARM. I found this out a few years later when the original company, ( - - - ) finally obtained a website and I saw on their site, what kind of loan I had. Can you help me?