- Report: #664442
Complaint Review: Wells Fargo - San Francisco California
Reported By:
Jay -
San Marcos, California, United States of America
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Wells Fargo
420 Montgomery St. San Francisco, 94163 California, United States of America
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866-878-5865
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Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Loan modification failed and now foreclosuer set for Nov 24, 2010 San Francisco, California
Wells Fargo are liars and thieves. When we purchase our home in 2005 we put $120,00 and was talked into getting the 5 year adjustable rate mortgage. What a scam. I first started having problems three years later and they informed me to call HOPE and later to contact the Home Affordable Modification Program. After months of getting nowhere and multiple trials payments I am told that the Investor that now owns my loan does not do modifications through the Home Affordable Modification Program. I was also told my sale date set for Nov. 24, 2010 would be postponed until Feb. 22, 2011 while I went through another set of 3 month trial payments. I found out today the sale is in four days. The mortgage on the house next door was owned by Wells Fargo. The mortgage amount was $335,000 and Wells sold the house for $256,000 to an investor. How does that make sense unless the government is paying Wells the $80,000 LOSS. This all doesnt make sense. On my home I owe $460,000 and it is now worth $340,000. So instead of making arrangements for me to pay off the loan with a low interest rate Wells would rather sell the house to investors and get reimbursed the $120,000 LOSS from the government which means the tax payers. I am not looking for principle reduction all I am asking for is a reduction in the interest rate and piggy back a portion of what I owe so when the economy turns around everyone will get paid. Wells made money when they sold my loan to investors and now Wells will get paid again from the government that guaranteed the loan. Why are the investors protected and not the home owner and tax payer?
