Caliber Home Loans, Inc Mortgage Complaint

Caliber Home Loans, Inc Mortgage department,

Conventional fixed mortgage Loan servicing, payments, escrow account New Jersey

I issued a complaint against - - about the title transfer of my mortgage and not being informed of a foreclosure. - has contacted me and stated they can remove the foreclosure from my records with proof of improper title transfer and supporting court cases. These have been sent to -. My loan was sold from - to Caliber Home Loans when they never legally had the title to actually transfer. This is to inform Caliber Home Loans of the incorrect foreclosure they have on record on my name. Here is what was relayed to - Bank as to the issue : The title of my loan was not transferred from - - to - until - -, -, which is attached to this fax from - County Clerk. I also have all other amendments that were filed with the court, NOT INCLUDING foreclosure proceedings. This is when foreclosure proceedings supposedly began against me but I was never given written notice of this.


agreement. This gives plausible inference that the assignment was improper. I am not looking to get my home back or for any financial reimbursement. I just want to get the foreclosure removed from my name. After much research, there are a tremendous amount of court cases that state this exact thing happened to them and were rewarded for their damages. You could also refer to a website called -, which directly addresses issues with - - and - deceiving homeowners during the time I was foreclosed upon. Four years after pledging to clean up wide-ranging foreclosure abuses, - -, - -, - - and - other banks still are n't complying with consent orders imposed by a federal regulator, reported the - - - ( - -, - ). As a result, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has restricted mortgage servicing operations at - -, -, - -, - -, - - - and - -. Banking regulators obtained the consent orders in - in response to scandals involving the robo-signing of foreclosure documents by token officials without knowledge of the facts, lost paperwork, illegal fees, and other legal shortcuts that became common after the mortgage meltdown.