Pentagon FCU Mortgage department,
Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Settlement process and costs Pennsylvania
During closing it was discovered that the lender has miscalculated the transfer tax of the property that I was purchasing. A phone call was made to the title company ( at the closing table ) to get the problem resolved. The title company contacted the lender, got the new transfer tax approved and sent us the new Final Closing Disclosure which was signed and notarized at the closing table. As a result of this change the final disclosure that we were sent and I signed showed that I was supposed to receive approximately $2100.00 back from the title company as a refund of what I had wired to them for closing. I contacted the title company later that afternoon to give them information to rewire me the funds and they indicated that they had already sent me a check in the mail for $55.00 which was what they owed me. I was told I had to then contact the lender to find out why my refund had been so drastically reduced. After several days on the phone with several different people at the lender, most of which would never answer or call me back, I discovered that the document we
after being on the phone with the closer from the lender for several hours and him not understand my complaint. No one else, the notary, either realtor, myself, had seen the closing disclosure the lender says they sent until the end of the day of closing when I got it emailed to me as described earlier. Neither the lender or the title company currently is helping me out or finding someone at either business who can help me out. However I believe the money that is owed to me is the difference between my wire transfer to the title company for closing and the " Cash to close '' that was listed on the Final Closing Disclosure that WE SIGNED AT CLOSING AND WAS NOTARIZED AS SUCH. The lender says the lender credit due to me had been reduced because of the reduction in the tranfer tax which is why the cash to close went up on the version they say they approved. The pictures attached show the - and - pages of the final closing disclosure of the - the lender approved ( higher cash to close and lower lender credit ) vs. the one that we signed at closing ( lower cash to close and higher lender credit )
Pentagon FCU customer in Pennsylvania
Feb 19, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Pentagon FCU response to complaint:
Closed with monetary relief
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