Bank of America Mortgage Complaint

Bank of America Mortgage department,

Home equity loan or line of credit Credit decision / Underwriting California

I did an authorized short-sale -/-/- with the 1st and 2nd lien holder. I have written - letters, -/-/- and -/-/- to Bank of America ( BofA ), the 2nd lien holder. In both letters, I explained that I have already tried to contact the - credit agencies to stop reporting the short sale as if it was a foreclosure and every time the said to work directly with the reporting creditor. BofA of course states in their letter " you can provide an explanation to the credit reporting agencies directly. '' The games that the creditors and the national credit bureaus deferring responsibility on to the other, as both are now fully aware that a complaint has been reported and both are in violation of the law, is ridiculous. Per - report, BofA reports the following " Paid as agreed '' or " Paid in Settlement '' or from the comment or remark sections, " Account paid for less than full balance '' is incomplete, insufficient and inaccurate as it does not disclose the Short-Sale circumstance. -, has assumed


item ( 1 ), there were no missed payment or even a late payment, consequently for - to disseminate a Short Sale as a " serious delinquency '' is misleading, inaccurate, false fraudulent reporting. It is also clear that the account was n't in default, collection actions did not take place, nor was there judgement handed down by the courts. For item ( 2 ), since the short sale approval and settlement was agreed by all parties, for - to convey things as " not paid as agreed '' is also misleading as the Short Sale approval letter had stated otherwise. I had requested that Bof A include the following supplemental comments to national consumer credit reporting companies and any other data furnishers. " Borrower had no missed payments ; the account was not delinquent or in default ; all parties agreed to a short sale ; and full satisfaction of the referenced mortgage debt was in agreement. '' Certification of accuracy of or complete information is paramount to correct derogatory reporting. Errors in omission is still an error and will remain inaccurate until disclosed and corrected. BofA failure to disclose to credit bureaus complete information by including the supplemental information has harmed my credit score.