Liz
Girard,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, April 09, 2006
if the papers weren't what they had said they were gonna be, why you signed? I'm not being crude, I'm going thru crap myself, I know how mortgage servers can be. But, if I was told one thing, and it turned out to be higher, I wouldn't sign them. As far as leins, if your house is financed, it has a lein. It belongs to Novastar.
Tom
Gahanna,#3Consumer Comment
Sun, April 09, 2006
Hi I am a mortgage broker and something is terribly wrong with this scenerio. What liens are they talking about? -well they need by state law to be on your HUD papers when you refinanced. Go find out who they were paying these liens to from your closing papers, then contact them. Contact your lender as well to find out what happened here. Im sure they can explain it to you. your lender has no vested interest in 'making up' phony liens and pocket the cash. Ive never heard of that. Im sure you will get it sorted out. Even if there was a mistake, then the lender will refund you all that money or apply it to your principal.