Bank of America Consumer Loan department,
Installment loan Problems when you are unable to pay Maryland
This issue occurred toward the end of my HARP loan process on - -, 2016. I got a call from the loan officer saying the underwriter noticed a lien on my existing mortgage. I had no idea what they were talking about. I was told to contact bank of America for details. I walked into the bank and no one was able to assist me. I came back another day and someone submitted an elevated request on my behalf regarding this mystery lien. A few days later I got a call from a BOA representative and she told me that I need to get a title search done. After I got that done I called back and was re-routed to someone else who stated that the account was from another company that went out of business, the account was closed and BOA bought all the accounts. I was told the previous company was supposed to release the lien but did not do it. I was told that the lien release will be faxed to my underwriter early morning the following week. When the week went by, I called back but was once again re-routed to another person. This went on
high level manager named - -. He seemed surprised that I was able to get through to speak to him as he stated that calls are usually handled through the call center. I explained that I was promised a lien release but it did not come. - - promised he would get that lien release to me but it would take another 30 days. I got nothing. I tried to call - - again but he would not return my calls. I decided to contact the -. BOA had a representative ( - - ) contact me saying he was working on a resolution. I gave him contact phone numbers of the people who promised to release the lien. He told me it would take 15 days and he would contact me at that time. 15 days later I get a call from - - saying he needed another 15 days. I asked him if he contacted the people that promised me the lien release but he said he wanted to do his own research. At the end of that 15 days I get a letter in the mail from - - that I own BOA $51000.00. They never intended to help me but only help themselves. How could no one contact me for all these years ( at least 8 years ) or that this lien was not on my credit report? I need my refinance to be completed. How could BOA lie to me about releasing this lien? Is that the way they do business?
Bank of America customer in Maryland
Oct 02, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Bank of America response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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