Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
Citizens Financial Group, Inc. Mortgage department,
Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure Georgia
My husband and I had a mortgage loan with - and a - mortgage with CCO Mortgage. We were in our home ten years and was never late on a payment, not once. I was laid off my job of 21 years and asked over an over again to refinance. I was told no by -. During this time the payment went up over - dollars because of the type of loan. That is one of the reasons we wanted to refinance the loan before this happened. We were also told you have never missed a payment so they are not going to help you refinance. We used all of our savings to keep things current. We tried next to do a modification and was told the same thing. Once they realized we were going ahead with the modification the loan was sold to -, than the problems really began. I started back working at half the salary so it was hard catching up. While processing the modification - continued to say they either did not receive documents or they needed them again. This happed every time we would send the documentation, they would say it was received to turn
no. The second was a cash offer for more than what they asked. CCO would not agree to the short sale and kept things in limbo, meanwhile they stated they did not care if we foreclosed on the home or filed bankruptcy. The couple buying the home needed to close soon because she had -. CCO would not agree with any option that was put out there so the couple found another home. The next day CCO called and said they would agree after we made a complaint but it was to late. A week later we received a third offer for over the amount asked. The persons buying the home ask if they can close as soon as possible ( within 45 days ) because they are closing on their home. Now - continues to drag and now decided they want more money. How can you keep doing this. It is as if they do n't want to really sell the home. This has gone on now for a year and a half and is affecting my health. They have not returned my calls and know that the family wants to close soon. I am not sure what to do next. We had excellent credit and always say our bills. We would like to sell the home so that we can move on. We do not want it to go the house to go into foreclosure. I will be looking for a lawyer tomorrow.
Citizens Financial Group, Inc. customer in Georgia
May 02, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
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