Ditech Financial LLC Mortgage Complaint

Ditech Financial LLC Mortgage department,

Home equity loan or line of credit Loan modification,collection,foreclosure Washington

I purchased a house in - in New Mexico, through -. The first loan was for $ -, a secondary loan for $ -. The - loans were then sold to -, then sold to - - -, then to Green Tree Servicing LLC - - institutions in 4 years. By -, when the mortgage payments kept going up, we lived on our credit cards and loans from family members in order to keep afloat. My - children and I could no longer continue like this. I contacted - - - and Green Tree to notify them we would n't be able to continue making payments. I then contacted Realtors attempting to place the house with them to cover the mortgage. I was told the large house would n't move for months. My children and I moved to more affordable housing out of state. We left the house in pristine condition : cleaned throughout, new paint in the guest house, septic system cleaned, termite inspection conducted, another refrigerator in the garage, and turned the house keys over to a neighbor so the house could be inspected - in other words, all done in good faith. I tried working with Green


the house so it would n't go into foreclosure/sheriff 's sale, had several potential buyers, but Green Tree refused to consider the offers. After that, a sheriff 's sale was speedily arranged, and took place in - - with Green Tree Servicing selling the property to itself for $ -. I was hounded by Green Tree for the whole loan itself, when I had been paying $ - on the $ -, and $ - on the $ - for 49 months. Strangely enough, little of those mortgage monies were ever credited to the loans. The $ - was charged off and I was sent a form showing that I 'earned ' close to $ -. My math indicates $ -. Now Green Tree Servicing has sold the ' $ - ' ( should be $ - ) to another financial company : Ditech Financial LLC - which is notifying me that I owe $48000.00. - for these financial institutions. My family and I are still scrambling to recover from this financial disaster. The banks/financial organizations are still selling this paper to - another and making money on it.