Home equity loan or line of credit Application, originator, mortgage broker
Bank of America Mortgage department,
Home equity loan or line of credit Application, originator, mortgage broker California
The regulatory complaints team that represents the Home Equity Line of Credit application from my lender is failing to do their due diligence concerning my application. Their whole argument rest on information which they asked of a TransUnion consumer rating agency service recommendation. Is the bank too lazy to do their own job correctly? When I reported the death of my spouse, the bank promptly stopped automatic money transfers from my joint account, thereby triggering a delinquency as stated in the - report. The bank goes further to perpetuate their own incompetence by inferring that the agency 's reporting played no part in their decision. But to the discredit to their own inability to give an example to what specifically they found ... They say we are unable to supply specific reasons for their decision. I have had only - payment delinquent. I have paid cash for most of my purchases with just a few charges to my credit card. Since my spouse died I have refrained from using any credit that was in both our names to prove I have changed to a single
attributed to the denial in assessing the loan. His name is -, - # -, because he has not investigated beyond looking at a simple credit score. I do n't know what they pay him for if not to due an investigation of assets that I have, which total over -. The regulatory complaints team headed by - of Bank of America should be ashamed of the performance they have added to this violation. In a letter finalizing their contact with me they submit - proof of evidence, which was a denial letter written by -. That 's hardly a testimonial, and a lack of due diligence of taking the task of reviewing the findings beyond a cursory information letter, standard practice for an institution that marginalizing the individual and denies the public equal protections under the law.
Bank of America customer in California
Dec 06, 2016
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Bank of America response to complaint:
Closed with explanation
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