Conventional fixed mortgage Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
Wells Fargo & Company Mortgage department,
Conventional fixed mortgage Loan modification,collection,foreclosure California
-/-/-, while on unemployment, I reached out to Keep Your Home California for assistance with making my house payments. At that time I was told that Wells Fargo was participating in the program and that I would need to get specific paperwork from them. When I called W/F requesting the paperwork, I was connected with a home preservation specialist. This person informed me that Wells Fargo had an assistance program under the federal government 's Home Affordable Unemployment Program that he could put me right into, no wait time or paperwork, I only needed to fax a copy of my unemployment insurance award letter and my monthly payment would be reduced for 12 months. As soon as the - payment was made, I received a demand letter from Wells Fargo for nearly $40000.00. That is when they put my into their loan modification program of which I have never been able to qualify for. I either did n't make enough money, or I am making too much. The value of my house was n't high enough or it might be to high. Negative Net Present Value is usually the deciding reason they give for not giving me a modification. I even offered $50000.00 to pay down the arrearages. I believe that this original home preservation specialist was in an incentive/bonus plan for steering me into the Wells Fargo unemployment program that left me owing them, and them denying all modifications, whereas the KYHC program was a helping hand through the federal bailout plan. When I directly requested the notes on my file during this period, I was denied in writing. They said I needed a subpoena or court order to obtain the information on my file. I was informed yesterday when I called Wells Fargo that I was in foreclosure, with a sale date of -/-/-
Wells Fargo & Company customer in California
Jan 19, 2017
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
Wells Fargo & Company response to complaint:
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