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  • Report:  #399386

Complaint Review: Wells Fargo Home Mortgage / Loss Mitigation Dept. - Fort Mill South Carolina

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- LAS VEGAS, Nevada,
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Updated:

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage / Loss Mitigation Dept.
3476 Stateview Blvd Fort Mill, 29715 South Carolina, U.S.A.
Phone:
877-216-8448
Web:
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Tell us has your experience with this business or person been good? What's this?
Was on and ARM mortgage. Knew is was going to mature in Sept or Oct. Started working early ( I thought) to get a fixed 30 yr. loan. At first in Feb. 08 I was told I was upside down like everyone else in the valley here and could not be helped. I waited.

At the end of May a friend and I went to see the mortgage manager at a local Wells Fargo branch. I told him I had 2 full payments and by the next payday I would have the 3rd. I told him my concern was that being in and ARM that was going to mature I needed to try and qualify for some government. I told him I did not know what was available. He told us that there was some programs but that I needed to be behind in my payments. I asked what he would advise me to do. He said with no hesitation, "STOP MAKING YOUR PAYMENTS" and apply for a program. He gave me the number to call.

After the June payment was late I called them and was told they could not help me that the payment had to be 30 days late. I waited till after July 1st and was told I had to be 60 days late. I was then told 90 days and by the time it got to that they filed a default against me. Now I was really in a mess. In the meantime I am putting money back to make monthly payments.

During this process they gave me a fax number to send my financial information into them. After 3 different fax numbers that did not work I asked them if there was any one there that knew a working fax number. All I got was try this number. I faxed the information and also got the Ft Mill address and sent the information certified/return receipt requested. I did not really know how or what information to send so I was eventually denied. I was told I could reapply and I have.

This time I undertstand the paperwork a little better. I sent them property listings for other homes in the immediate area. I sent it in to the Hope4Homeowners program. I sent in a work up sheet with a basic estimate using a guess as to the current value of my home. I know the loan could not be for more than 90% which includes property taxes and etc. I have found out that it has gone to a negoiator as of Nov. 10. I sent in another hardship letter that went in on Nov 17th. I have not talked with them since doing this but I also went to file for widow's benefits with Social Security.

I simply need a loan modification from them. They have acted as though they are completely adverse to doing this. They would be willing to lose money, do a short sale, sign over my deed to them, anything else other than give me a modification that I can do that would keep me in my home. All I want is to stay in this home. I am so upside down. My loan is currently around $197000 and a best guess at the current value based on other homes in this area is $80000.

I am waiting to hear from them. I called last Wed. and I will call then again this Wed. or Thurs. So far they have not set a sale date. I want all sale dates stopped. I want a modification and if they are not happy then put it on a probation type staus. Just give me a chance. My current payment is $1585 or something a month. I need a modification if based soley on me down to $650.00 a month. If I rent one or two bedrooms out then maybe to $950.00 a month. I just need it to go down and be given a chance. It has to be a 30 yeart fixed rate loan though. Wells Fargo has been most uncooperative and you always get a different person. I just want a chance.

Janice

LAS VEGAS, Nevada

U.S.A.


1 Updates & Rebuttals

Bob Pace

Silver Spring,
Maryland,
U.S.A.
So you want your mortgage payment decreased by 60 percent?

#2Consumer Suggestion

Wed, December 10, 2008

There is only so much "hope for homeowners". There is no way that your loan principal and interest was ever at any point 650 dollars per month. An ARM loan can increase your interest rate but not that much. It would be mathematically impossible to get a 200K loan at 650 dollars per month...unless you know of someone that loans money w/ basically no interest. Also, what about your taxes and insurance? I'm not trying to make your situation anymore difficult than I'm sure it already is. I'm just trying to break this down to help you understand just how far off your request is from being realistic. I would imagine the company could work with you to get a more fair fixed interest rate, but the payment would never be short of an estimated 1200.00 per month w/ taxes and insurance, on a 200K loan. The value of your home has nothing to do with how much you should have to pay per month. The bank simply loans you the amount of money that you are willing to pay for the home. Who is supposed to eat the negative equity? On the flip side, if you borrow 200K for the home and in ten years its worth 400K, are you going to be calling the bank offering to pay a 400K mortgage?

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