Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
Capital One Mortgage department,
Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure Florida
To whom it may concern, I, - - applied for a modification to Capitol One through my bankruptcy Attorney ( - - ). I was then denied a modification. I was approved a payback plan of $27000.00 down and $6000.00 with in one year. I was not able to accomplish this. A Deed In Lo, Or a Short sale. Was then told from Capitol One there was nothing more that I could do to save our home. We then went to - a consumer advocacy group. There I applied again for a modification. Was again denied a modification. This time was only offered Deed in Lou, or Short sale. I have contacted Capitol One and Escalated my file on my own. In the escalation department ( - ) I spoke with a lady named -. She tried to help. She gave me a # to - - - - # -. She was also told from her managers there was nothing more that she could do. I called the above - - # and was told if
My first mortgage is $120000.00 my arrears are $73000.00. I 'm being told from another consumer advocate that there is a mod that will work. Called an Investor mod. The mod is $ % for 40 years. That Makes our payment Approximately $1300.00 per month. Or if there is an alternative mod that will work for us. Were not interested in loosing our home. Please help us save our home.
Capital One customer in Florida
Dec 16, 2015
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Capital One response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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Address | 1680 Capital One Dr McLean VA 22102 |
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