HomEq Holds a forged mortgage on my home in the name of someone else Charlotte North Carolina
I notified HomEq 7 months ago and informed them that the mortgage they had on my property was fraudulant and that a forgery had been committed.
I have given them proof that i own this home and have for 18.5 years. The mortgage they have is in someone elses name.
They sent me copies of documents in Nov. and I signed a forgery affidavit and returned it to them. Since then I hacve heard nothing untill llast week.
Someone came to my home to inspect the property! Then I recieve a letter in the mail (not in my name) that the house is in arrears and that action would be taken if not paid. I called and all I get is the run around! I have told my story so many times I would think everyone had heard it allready.
I contacted the sheriff's dept. back when all this started and filed a police report. I then sent the detective "handling my case" a copy of the forgeries. All I get from him is that he's "Not actively investigating this case yet".
What am I suppose to do?? Wait til the sheriff finally comes around? By then it will be to throw me out on the street, I'm afraid.
Valerie
Orlando, Florida
U.S.A.
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Whut?
Sacramento,California,
U.S.A.
Valerie
#2Consumer Comment
Fri, March 07, 2008
Have you asked for a copy of the loan documents Homeq has for your home? Use the loan number and name on the letter you received from Homeq to get the info.
I know mine contain my application, photo ID, a copy of my social security card, the appraisal, the title policy and at least 30 more documents.
Maybe if they send you the copies you could take them to the FBI or someone for the fraud???
Myself I would go to the company that closed the loan with all of the documents and if you have your own deed and sue them for fraud!