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Complaint Review: Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC - Orlando Florida
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Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC
P.O. Box 785063 Orlando, 32878 Florida, U.S.A.
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Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC Unable to get Modification on Mortgage and False Notices for Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Orlando Florida
We recently hired a company to help get a forebearance and a modification on our mortgage (which was a scam), we were informed to we were not aloud neither options with our mortgage company. We informed this on 1/13/09, one day before our sale date, (we also called Ocwen on this date), which was suppose to take place on 1/14/09. We called an attorney and were told that because it was a day before the sale date there was nothing we could do.
We decided that we could not afford the amount of money Ocwen wanted, which started at $5749.30, then went up to $9799.84 on 1/13/09, so we let our home sell, or that's what we thought.
On 1/16/09, we recieved another notice of mortgage foreclosure sale set for 1/21/09, with the reinstatement cost at $13766.11. When we recieved this notice we call the County Sheriff and asked if there were any sale dates set for us on 1/14/09 or 1/21/09, the sheriff office informed us that there was no such date set, nor was there a sale on 1/14/09.
On 1/22/09, we recieve yet another notice, which included a Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Postponement for the sale that was suppose to take place on 1/14/09, which of course we know never was even set. So now we have another notice of mortgage foreclosure sale set for 1/28/09, (which was put on a plain white piece of paper), this date is truely scheduled for said date, confirmed by the sherriffs office. On our pink colored paper that is titled Help For Homeowners in Foreclosure the date for the sheriff's sale is typed in as 1/21/09.
There no reason that people should be mislead this way, and the notices are suppose to be serious not a means of buying time to make more money for themselves, nor should they be used as a means to scare people. We are left with no time to negoticate our mortgage, and we were almost unable to file bankruptcy in time, because we were mislead. If we hadn't called the sheriff's office about the sale dates, we might have been to late, and now instead of modifing our mortgage we are stuck with our high interest rates and $320.00 more a month payment for the bankruptcy.
So in all we have lost also most $7000.00 to save our home. Please let us know if this has happened to you, or is happening to you. And if anyone has any information as to who we can contact for help. We are interested in filing a lawsuit.
Jamiles
Eden Valley, Minnesota
U.S.A.
We decided that we could not afford the amount of money Ocwen wanted, which started at $5749.30, then went up to $9799.84 on 1/13/09, so we let our home sell, or that's what we thought.
On 1/16/09, we recieved another notice of mortgage foreclosure sale set for 1/21/09, with the reinstatement cost at $13766.11. When we recieved this notice we call the County Sheriff and asked if there were any sale dates set for us on 1/14/09 or 1/21/09, the sheriff office informed us that there was no such date set, nor was there a sale on 1/14/09.
On 1/22/09, we recieve yet another notice, which included a Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Postponement for the sale that was suppose to take place on 1/14/09, which of course we know never was even set. So now we have another notice of mortgage foreclosure sale set for 1/28/09, (which was put on a plain white piece of paper), this date is truely scheduled for said date, confirmed by the sherriffs office. On our pink colored paper that is titled Help For Homeowners in Foreclosure the date for the sheriff's sale is typed in as 1/21/09.
There no reason that people should be mislead this way, and the notices are suppose to be serious not a means of buying time to make more money for themselves, nor should they be used as a means to scare people. We are left with no time to negoticate our mortgage, and we were almost unable to file bankruptcy in time, because we were mislead. If we hadn't called the sheriff's office about the sale dates, we might have been to late, and now instead of modifing our mortgage we are stuck with our high interest rates and $320.00 more a month payment for the bankruptcy.
So in all we have lost also most $7000.00 to save our home. Please let us know if this has happened to you, or is happening to you. And if anyone has any information as to who we can contact for help. We are interested in filing a lawsuit.
Jamiles
Eden Valley, Minnesota
U.S.A.
