Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
Wells Fargo & Company Mortgage department,
Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure Oregon
In the Fall of -, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage ( WFHM ) did mortgage modification making my home loan more affordable. My mortgage loan with WFHM started to default in - of - due to divorce & my becoming -. I signed up for Home Mortgage Foreclosure Avoidance Program sponsored by Oregon Department of Justice. I went through the program twice but was unable to meet their requirement due to Debt to Income ratio. After utilizing and exhausting all of my financial resource 's to try to remedy the problem, I am not hopeful of any solution. Further, I was contacted by WFHM and ask if I had consider walking away from my home mortgage, recommending that I apply for a Mortgage Release / Deed in Lieu Foreclosure ( DIL ). The DIL was a Cash Incentive Based Program by WFHM with a potential paid out amount to me of up to $ -. These monies were to help with relocation costs such as rent, moving, labor, storage and cleaning costs.
Letter and Income Proof. I received notification from a - part company named ; - - - - that the Trustee 's Sale would take place on - -, -. On - -, - I contacted WFHM, less then 72 hours before the Trustee Sale date, I found out from WFHM my mortgage loan no longer existed in Wells Fargo 's system and that the DIL was off the table wad I was never notified. Further, I found out that Wells Fargo sold my mortgage to a company named, - - -. - - Loans offered a Deed in Lieu Program but requires 37 days and without any cash incentive for relocation expenses. This seems to be completely wrong and I feel that my Due Process Rights Have Been Violated. How many other people do they do this to. I lived in my house for nearly 30 years and now that I become - I limited to what I cane do and how I can do things without help. - - - - - - -, Oregon - ( - - --
Wells Fargo & Company customer in Oregon
Sep 29, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Wells Fargo & Company response to complaint:
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