Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc Mortgage Complaint

Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Settlement process and costs

Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc Mortgage department,

Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Settlement process and costs New Mexico

This is in reference to CFPB Case number : -. On -/-/- I submitted a complaint about Select Portfolio Servicing ( SPS ) in reference to account number -. On - -, - I received a response from SPS. In this response SPS clarified the following : Prior Response : On - -, -, SPS sent a response advising that a response would not be provided because more than a year had passed since SPS has serviced your account. SPS is the current servicer of the account and we apologize for any confusion our previous response may have caused. Validation of Debt In your inquiry, you have requested that we provide evidence of the debt. SPS is a mortgage servicer and the servicing of your account was transferred to SPS on - -, -. I have enclosed a copy of the Notice of Assignment, Sale or Transfer of Servicing


Lien Release In your inquiry, you requested clarification relating to your mortgage lien. We have reviewed your account and as of - -, -, we have made a business decision to cease collection of this account. As of the date of this letter, SPS has submitted the request to have the lien released. SPS has reviewed and responded to your inquiry as discussed above. You may request, and we will provide, at no charge, copies of the documents that we relied on in reaching our determination. If we can not provide such documents because they are privileged or proprietary we will advise you. This letter was sent by - -, Consumer Ombudsman Specialist On - -, - I called the Ombudsman Department. The phone was answered by - - -, I asked to speak to - -. - - informed me that - - was busy and that he could help me. I gave - - the CFPB case number as well as the SPS account number. During our conversation I asked how long it would take to receive the title. - - responded stating that the process could take 30-45 days. And, that the lien release request is sent to a different department. - - did not state the department name and I did not ask. I then asked - -, who receives the lien release. - - stated that it is sent to the County of residence. I then asked for a copy of the lien release to be sent to me. - - informed me that I would receive a copy of the lien release form either the County or both SPS and the County. On - -, - I called the SPS Ombudsman Department because I had not received any correspondence from the County or SPS. I again spoke to - -. I gave - - the CFPB case number as well as the SPS account number. I informed - - that I had not received correspondence stating that the lien release has been finalized. I reminded - - that during our conversation on - -, - he stated that process takes between 30-45 days. - - 's response was that his notes stated that it could take a while. - - also said that I misinterpreted the letter and that SPS would not release the lien without some type of payment. I informed - - that the Statute of Limitations had expired and that since they chose to make a business decision to cease collection of this account SPS could not pursue collection. At that time - - put me on hold so he could speak to - -. When - - came back on-line he informed me that - - sent an email to the supervisor of the department that processes the lien release to find out the status of the lien release.

Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc customer in New Mexico
Jan 22, 2017

* Source: CFPB Complaint Database

Select Portfolio Servicing, Inc response to complaint:
Closed with explanation

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