Bank of America Mortgage department,
Conventional fixed mortgage Settlement process and costs Maryland
Bank of America has really destroyed our lives. We have been renting since my agency relocated us about 5 years ago and they have adversely blocked our ability to get a mortgage because of what and how they report what occurred. We tried to sue them in Federal Court which was very expensive and we lost. We have begged them to look at the file to see how their third-party vendor made us loose valuable benefits from the agency that would have allowed us to purchase our new home here in MD and sell our home as agreed. Because it was an agency purchase which required date-certain movement which, again BofA and its vendor agreed to, we were penalized through no fault of our own. The agency purchaser due to - regulations could not consummate the sale beyond the date set for closing. We could not contact BofA or their vendor. We had already commited to move-in via an interstate move. It was all coordinated but BofA did not hold their side of the transaction. Closing documents were signed, purchase price was agreed, and because of confusions and changing characters in BofA, we lost heavily. We lost all of our
agreement with another lender who worked for BofA to forestall foreclosure. We were just wornout from litigation. It began as an agency paid relocation and BofA failed us and cost us the loss of our home and benefits. We would like to take advantage of the offer afforded consumers in the wake of BofA 's historic settlement but do not know how. FOR NOW, we would just be satisified with them removing the erroneous reporting which prevents us from getting a mortgage, showing us to be 120 days late when we did n't even have a mortgage with them. We tried to modify our mortgage to include the yearly escrow taxes and the servicer ( Home Loans ) told us to hold our mortgage payments for four months ( like they told many people ) in order to do it. To our loss, the modification did occur and allowed us to include our taxes but left this on our record. That was Home Loans, it was not BofA. They have destroyed us. We ca n't get a home and it always comes up as if we foreclosed. We never did. We pay hefty tax bills and are stuck and no one, not even the courts, would listen to us. We were pro se because we were.
Bank of America customer in Maryland
Apr 01, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Bank of America response to complaint:
Closed with non-monetary relief
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