Chase Mortgage started foreclosure proceedings against us and that is not the case with me.
We have NEVER missed a payment to Chase Mortgage.... in over eight years. Never one payment!
We applied for loan modification last December. The process was supposed to take 90 days. Our payments were dropped during the trial period and we made every payment. Nine months later Chase was still telling us to "be patient" because of their backlog.
Last week we get certified letters that Chase is foreclosing on our house for non-payment. Chase is now claiming that loan modification payments do not count towards being a "current payment." And since we are "nine months behind" they are foreclosing.
Now they will not accept any payment from us because of the foreclosure proceeding.
They just want our house.
Take it to a lawyer
Take it to the press
Take it to the networks.
You have a story to tell.
...and you didn’t get anything in writing from Chase that said you didn’t need to make a payment during those nine months?
(Oh and, while it may not be the case with you, I don’t see how your anecdotal evidence would necessarily contradict the fact that the vast majority of foreclosures are for, you know, *actual people who don’t pay*.)
That's because if this guy is right they are going to make a profit by flipping your house, so they really want to foreclose not come to some agreement with you.
My God.
Scream bloody murder. Shame on you, JP Morgan Chase, Dimon and you Board Members.
“Chase Mortgage started foreclosure proceedings against us and that is not the case with me.
We have NEVER missed a payment to Chase Mortgage.... in over eight years. Never one payment!
We applied for loan modification last December. The process was supposed to take 90 days. Our payments were dropped during the trial period and we made every payment. Nine months later Chase was still telling us to “be patient” because of their backlog.
Last week we get certified letters that Chase is foreclosing on our house for non-payment. Chase is now claiming that loan modification payments do not count towards being a “current payment.” And since we are “nine months behind” they are foreclosing.
Now they will not accept any payment from us because of the foreclosure proceeding.
They just want our house.”
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Have you hired a lawyer? I would look into it. When Joe Homeowner tries to call and get help it is treated differently than when a lawyer calls. A lawyer may be able to file some sort of injunction until it can get sorted out.
I just saw your post, and I have no idea if anyone has posted this to you:
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/gonzalo-lira-coming-middle-class-anarchy
It about a couple who tried to have their loan modified, then when the didn’t “qualify” were charged late fees!!!
This is a scam. I wish I knew what to tell you what to do.
We got a letter telling us Fannie owns our mortgage from a bank that never had our mortgage!!!! In our state this has to be done with “assignments”. Well, the county recorder has NO assignments, ever!!!
Things are screwed up, and it is NOT “just the deadbeats.”