Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure
Wells Fargo & Company Mortgage department,
Conventional adjustable mortgage (ARM) Loan modification,collection,foreclosure New Jersey
In - my wife, -, and I obtained a Pick-A-Pay mortgage from - which was acquired by Wachovia Bank and finally by Wells Fargo Bank. In - Wells Fargo Bank consented to a special loan modification - - - to satisfy a class action lawsuit alleging fraud. The New Jersey Attorney General 's office reached a similar agreement with Wells Fargo. The - would have eliminated accrued interest payments and would have eliminated some principal. In my case, shortly before the new modification was announced, Wells Fargo forced me under threat of foreclosure to accept an ARM which had sharply increasing interest rates. I could not keep up the payments..I was informed by the folks running the - settlement that I was eligible. Wells Fargo refused since the settlement contained language that precluded folks who obtained another mortgage from participating. I allege that forcing me under threat of foreclosure to accept the extremely costly ARM constituted fraud since Wells Fargo knew that the modification agreement precluded receipt, of the - after another modification was consummated. I am presently in foreclosure. I have filed an appeal, but a sheriff 's sale is imminent.
Wells Fargo & Company customer in New Jersey
Mar 27, 2017
* Source: CFPB Complaint Database
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