Wednesday, August 5, 2015

NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE

NATIONSTAR COMPLAINT:

Submitted:      July 2015
Reported By:     Bob in Kansas City, Missouri
Report Link:   CLICK HERE

Loan Modification Fraud

Have been dealing with Nationstar as a mortgage servicer for the last 4-5 years.  Several instances of unexplained charges on billing, but nothing of a major issue.  Until now.  Was injured on the job June of 2013, have been unsuccessful in collecting workers comp. Wages a have declined due to my injury to around 35-40% of my previous income.  have used savings to keep up until january 2015.

Received invitation from Nationstar in Marrch 2014 to Refinance.  Responded by phone, to initiate process.  Had an assigned " Loan Specialist"  Called back next day to provide additional information that had been requeested, and was advised that the individual that had been assigned as my "loan specialist" was no longer employed by nationstar. Next "loan specialist" after requesting income and employment verification sent me a letter approximately a week later that stated that I did not meet criteria fror a refinance.

Received letter from Nationstar dated March 9, 2015, stating that upron their review, my mortgage qualified for modification.  The letter states" To accept this option, within 14 days of the date of this letter you must call us at (877)450-8638 to confirm your participation or make your first Trial period payment.  If you follow the terms of the enclosed Trial Period Plan, your loan will be permanently modified."

The last sentence in the previous paragraphcan be interpreted in a legal proceeding as nothibng but an absolute confirmation of actiion!  But that's not the Natiionstar way.  After making three timely payments that the Trial Period Plan called for, I recieved a Letter from Nationstar on June 18,2015 with the following statement.  " We recently received a payment on your behalf in the amount of $807.04.  We are  returning these funds as they are insufficient to bring your account current.  As of the date of this letter, the total amount required to bring this account current is $6,732.79."

To date there has been no accounting from Nationstar of the disposition of the first 2 Trial Plan payments, nor has the payment referred to in the June 18.2015 letter been returned.  Current status is threat to resume foreclosure proceedings.

My intent is to use my limited resources to file an action against Nationstar and their "Dedicated Loan Specialist" Kyle Lindgard for Fraud. 

END CONSULTING ADVICE:

Hi Bob,

It is absolutely disgraceful how Nationstar Mortgage has treated you not to mention a violation of your consumer rights. With that said, you do have rights and by simply understanding them and knowing how to exercise them, you can hold Nationstar Mortgage accountable for their actions while securing a permanent loan modification since you have already complied with the Trial Period Plan (TPP).

I would first suggest that you visit the CFPB's website (click here for CFPB website) to learn more about your consumer rights and you will also want to contact the Making Home Affordable (MHA) Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) escalations team to get them involved with your mortgage loan and successful TPP completion.

We battle Nationstar Mortgage daily and win with a trial period plan issues as well as other debt restructuring issues so just keep fighting until you get the solution that you are seeking. We would be more than happy to educate you as to how to fight for your rights.  My firm routinely seeks out complaints online so that we can educate as to how to fight back on our weekday show called "The Daily Complaint" where we review a complaint and how to tackle it successfully.

We reviewed your Nationstar Mortgage complaint on the show if you would like to listen, click here.

In addition to submitting complaints to the CFPB and MHA HAMP escalations team, I would always suggest preparing a QWR or Request for information for Nationstar Mortgage that you can submit via fax or email – you can learn how through the CFPB by typing in QWR in their search bar.

Nationstar Mortgage is required to acknowledge the QWR or Request for information per RESPA in 5 business days and answer it in 30 business days or you do have recourse, so listen to us address the Nationstar Mortgage issues on The Daily Complaint today and contact us if you need further information on how to not only attack your problem but to get the solutions that you are seeking.

Good luck!


Respectfully,

Dana Shafman
Managing Member
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