Wells Fargo & Company Mortgage department,
Other mortgage Loan servicing, payments, escrow account California
Wells Fargo is negligent in providing concise and accurate information. There are missing statements, no mention of all the numerous calls and letter writing I have made in an attempt to clear up my account. Funds that should have been applied to the loan were applied to late charges. One was corrected 30 days later, after I called and explained the additional funds were to be applied to my new payment amount. In -/-/- I contacted Wells Fargo requesting assistance with lowering my interest rate or forgiving my second. I received conflicting information ; from there is nothing that can be done, to stop making payments to qualify for a loan modification to : " since you do not have a - or - - loan, there is no relief we can offer you. '' I chose to request a Loan Modification and stopped making payments to qualify. I felt this was my only option. Like so many consumers, I did not understand who - or - - was or what the
I made my -/-/- payment and then stopped, per Wells Fargo instructions. I was informed I had to miss 3 payments before I could apply for a loan modification. During this time I received no calls or letters. I kept calling and asking for guidance and help. Not until -/-/-, did I receive a notice that my Loan Modification was approved. Again, no notices or calls. The last monthly statement I received was -/-/-. In order to keep my home I worked so hard for, I signed a Loan Modification agreement that I did not understand. I was not aware that the 11 payments missed from -/-/- were added as a second mortgage frozen with a balloon payment due in -/-/-, or that my HELOC was added to my first. I have asked repeatedly for this documentation, but have not received anything. I was not aware of my HELOC being added to my first and of the new second, until - - reviewed my account. How any consumer is to understand this web of an agreement is deceptive and goes against the Statement Wells Fargo claims as to being a responsible lender. To make the situation even more confusing, my tax-impound account kept changing my payment. They would decrease with a refund and then increase with a shortage. If there is extra funds in the account, why would n't it be applied to reducing my principal?
Wells Fargo & Company customer in California
Jan 18, 2017
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Wells Fargo & Company response to complaint:
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