Nationstar Mortgage Mortgage Complaint

Nationstar Mortgage Mortgage department,

Other mortgage Loan modification,collection,foreclosure Ohio

Nationstar Mortgage foreclosed on my home, but as it turned out, - - was the owner of the note as the trustee for a securitized trust. I did not find this out until after the house was sold, due to my status as a surviving spouse. I was not given information about the loan, or loss mitigation options. I am not a signer on the loan, and my name was never on the title to the house. I just found out that I lost my appeal and I am worried about eviction again. I do not want to lose my home of 18 years. Although I think that I should be entitled to homestead rights in Ohio, I am at a loss as to how to go about doing that. It was very difficult to realize that at the local level none of the national servicing standards set by the CFPB were observed in spirit or in practice. The attorney representing the bank was the only witness in my case, and he either did not care enough to put the facts together or he just lied to the court to save time. Either way, when an officer of the court


I recently found the actual trust that my husband 's loan is in. It is credit enhanced. I learned that means it is protected with loan level insurance. That means that there was an insurance policy on this loan. Also, based on the terms of the loan, a adjustable rate 30 year balloon, interest only loan, no money down ; and the fact that my husband died less than 2 years after the loans consummation, i think that there was another policy, called lender 's payment insurance. why was n't i informed about this? I recieved a tax document from nationstar with a box called -, which has an amount for nearly double the face value of the loan. According to their website, it is called the gross foreclosure price. There are other websites that describe this box as the total amount recieved for the loan. If they recieved more than they were asking from me to foreclose, why would they also be trying to evict me and sell the house? Is that right? Is n't that called double recovery? He died in 2009.