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Reply with quote | #36 | Hey Matt, do you thinkl $290.00 is enough compensation?? What do you think about Ameriquest?
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Hell no I don't think it's enough. I think that given the amount of profit these crooked companies see, and those $400 million dollar retirement packages their CEOs get, they can afford to pay out more. I don't like Ameriquest either. I don't like any credit card company for that matter. They are all out to swindle people out of as much money as they can. They get you to play ball, then they change the playing field mid-game, leaving you to catch a 100mph fastball without a glove. That's what I think. |
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How do they base what you get? After they have put people through pure hell it seems like there wouldn`t be enough money in the world to compensate for it. This has damaged peoples credit but mostly their health. This is causing so much stress in people that it has actually caused physical problems. How can they compensate for that? |
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Reply with quote | #39 | I am new here and have read all the threads here about Saxon mortgage. I am currently in Ch.13 bankruptcy because my wife lost her job. She is back to work currently. I have had alot of problems with Saxon. Where do I begin? I guess I will begin when I sent in a payment and they held it long enough so they could send it back and require me to make two payments. Oh yes, I did confirm they received it in a timely manner. They then sent it back and said I owed for two months, because they did not receive it in time. I used work in the collections field here in California and know a little about collections law. One law that I know is that if you tell the collector not to call your place of business(ex: Your place of employment) They are not to call, as long as they have other means of getting a hold of you. This law was broken several times in there attempts to talk to me. I made them aware of my home number as well as my cell. I also made them aware that my employer was repermanding me for the phone calls. I made them aware that if I continued to receive phone calls from them at my work that I could lose my job. I also told them if I lost my job that I would be able to sue them. I must have gotten them mad because the next law they broke was calling me at 5:00 am pacific time. It is another collections law that the hours of collection are 8 am to 9 pm. I have told all this to my BK Attorney who could care less as long as he gets paid. This is all just the tip of the iceberg. I am most interested in anybody currently or previously involved in a class action lawsuit or any suit for that matter against Saxon mortgage. I am really interested in those here in California.
Feel free to contact me.
Thank You For Listening and Good Luck Everyone.
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Reply with quote | #40 | Rob, a BK atty is going to be of little help to you for the most part. Start looking for a good consumer protection specialist out there. Try digging through http://www.martindale.com using the advanced search function. Heck, maybe a phone call to Masry & Vittitoe. I've spoken to several individuals out there at length regarding MSF so they are aware of it. Not sure if the firm is taking new cases but the worst anyone can ever say is "No."
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Reply with quote | #41 | Well, who knows....Saxon did 1099 me for my 06 tax's, I included it in my return, although it says the borrower is not obligated to pay anything (that's me) They 1099'd me for the difference in what the house appraised for (???) and what they sold it for. I don't think any of this will affect my federal refund, but I have not received it yet either, so maybe the IRS is pondering everything. They sold my house for $89,900....but would never work with me, when they said I owed $126,000....which is $26,000 more than I paid for it in 1999. They are pond scum, and I just can't believe that this is going on. I am even more amazed that more people have made comments on this thread about Saxon, when I started it, I thought I was alone. They guy that helped us buy our current house called me the other day, and said that he had refinanced his home, and just got notification that his loan was sold to Saxon...AHHHH, he told his wife to document everything dilligently.
I did not know there was a class action law suit against Saxon. If there is, I would like to jump on that bandwagon.
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Reply with quote | #42 | My husband has a second home in Stockton, California. Has the house about 1 year and half. He was with New Century but now Saxon Mortgage bought it in April 2007.
He tried to sell the house since last April of 2006, the price keeps on dropping. Now he behinds two payments, Saxon already starts the foreclosure process.
I am a Realtor, but business is very bad, homes listings are sitting longer in the market, before you know, the listings expired again.
I want to contact the lender on his behalf to see if they would do a short sale which means lenders accept less than what is owes on the mortgage.
Has any one had a short sale experience with Saxon before? Do you think they would be understand to people's situations?
From what I read from the thread, they don't have a good reputation.
Anybody deal with their loss mitigation at all?
Thanks in advance, bonnie
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Reply with quote | #43 | Hello Everyone!
I reside in Philadelphia, PA and am currently in foreclosure proceedings with Saxon Mortgage. Dealing with them is an absolute nightmare.
I've gotten an attorney and we are discussing a Class Action Suit against them. Not sure how living in different states, works, but please contact me for info you are interested. Saxon is the epitome of a predatory lender.
But know this I'll be damn if I let them take my home.
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Reply with quote | #44 | I hear you Melissa! I am just praying and trying to hold on until my re-fi comes through because Saxon is on something else. I would definitely be interested in joining a Class Action Suit...keep me posted please.
By the way, I'm in Tennessee. Yes, they are driving us crazy EVERYwhere!
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Quote: Originally Posted by Trish Oh yes, I have heard of Saxon, Meritech, Deuch Bank, whatever their name is this week. I have been fighting for my home for the past two years. I filed Chp. 13, they accepted my payments for 1 year...then what they did, is hold my payments without processing them, and filed a motion with the court to be dismissed from the Chp. 13 to continue with their foreclosure, based on my non-payment. They returned my checks to me, the same day I received the notice of the courts approval for them to foreclose...Of course, I showed my attorney. My 13 has been changed to a 7. I am sick of fighting with them, they have raised my interest rate to the point that I couldn't even afford to stay here anymore. Something I will ask my attorney, is how can they keep increasing my payment, when it exceeds the amount that I qualified for when I originally purchased my home in 1999?? I don't trust them any longer, well, I havn't trusted them for a long time. Even my attorney said they were "A**holes". I noticed that this company is on the "list" on the home page of this site, it was not when I orginally posted on this forum, so, I feel in that respect progress is being made. I go to court on 11/4 for my 7, I am wondering if they will be represented there. I havn't made a payment to them since March, since they won't accept them. Something, I will have to discuss when I go to court, I am sure. Not looking forward to it. Saxon is truly unscroupolus, they were not my choice, I was sold to them by First Bank, when I re-fied with them in 2002. The nightmare continues!!
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Thank God that I am found this website. I have been harrassed by Saxon for the past two year (on and off). Several months after we bought a house in southern California, Saxon sent letters which claimed that we did not pay for our property insurance. It took three months for me and our allstate agent to prove that our property insurance is paid for two years in advance. Those bastards sent threatening letters and imposed an escrow account for insurance. Since January of 07, they sent letters stating that our property tax is not up to date. Once again, they imposed an escrow account for tax. I have faxed them copies which prove that property taxes on that house have been paid and they still claimed that L.A.County contacted them about unpaid taxes. When I contacted L.A. County,they said that they never sent Saxon anything. They said that they have no need to since all the taxes have always been paid on time. They did say that Saxon sent them one payment which they accepted. L.A. county also told me that they told me it was a mistake for them to accept the payment but they have made contact with Saxon regarding a refund. Saxon still harrasses me and our family for an increased (nearly double) mortgage payment for this month. I told them that they should have done their homework and not send out money because they feel like it. I told them that I will make my monthly payment and not a penny more. They threatened to ruin my credit. What should I do? I can't let my childrenstarve for the rest of the month. Any ideas? |
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Reply with quote | #47 | Thea, you're going to need the paper trail just like every other MSF victim here. Start working on a time line of events going back to literally Day 1 of dealing with Saxon if you can. Note dates, times, names and numbers of anyone that you speak to in conjunction to your mortgage. Get all of your docs together. If you are currently communicating with Saxon by telephone stop immediately if you can and make all communication in writing - remember paper trail. If you absolutely need to make phone calls to them back up your calls with letters to whomever you speak with ASAP i.e. "Per our telephone conversation of ..."
I'm sure that Saxon specific victims can give you more detailed info about what you're up against and I'm sure that everyone else will toss in their .02 as they can as well. Start your education now.
Oh, speaking of education, any idea if your loan has been securitized into a trust of any kind? That will be one question that you need to get an answer to sooner rather than later. If you find out yes, you're going to need the trust info.
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Reply with quote | #48 | Oh, and start looking for a good consumer protection attorney in your neck of the woods. Try digging through http://www.martindale.com using their advanced search feature.
And now would be an excellent time to begin backing up those phone conversations - especially if you know the name of the person on the other end of the line that threatened you. Letter to them saying that you did not appreciate being threatened and CC a supervisor if you can.
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Thank you for your respond. I just got off the phone with L.A. county tax assessor. They were so helpfull. They told me when the refund for Saxon was mailed out. They also gave me the reference number and the check number. They also told me how to check for receiving date (Saxon). She also gave me her direct line and told Saxon to call her if they call me again. Thanks again. I will definitely start a paper trail for Saxon until I can refi the house. |
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Reply with quote | #50 | There you go, Thea. Give your friend at the assessor's office another call when you have a chance and see if you can get that info in writing from them. There's an outside chance that you may get out of this with minimal damage. Keep on top of things just to be safe.
Mike Dillon http://www.getdshirtz.com
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Reply with quote | #51 | Whoa! I hope and pray that we are not going to get set up again!!
After our nightmare with Saxon, we were able to purchase another home-- we love where we are, nice house 25 acres, room to roam. Just got notification from Chase, my current mortgage company that we have been sold to.....LITTON....OMG!!! I have seen the Litton threads. It begins NOW. Document, document, document. I am starting the re-finance hunt now....I really don't want to have to deal with Litton
Again, I have not heard about any class action law suits against Saxon, so if any of you are involved in one...I will be happy to put my two cents in.
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Reply with quote | #52 | Trish:
Be sure to look out for the typical forced placed hazard insurance scam.
They ask you for proof.
You send it.
They deny receiving it.
They ask you for proof.
You send it.
They deny receiving it.
They ask you for proof.
You send it.
They deny receiving it.
They ask you for proof.
You send it.
They deny receiving it.
They ask for proof.
You send it.
They deny receiving it.
They ask for proof.
You send it.
They deny receiving it.
They charge you $4,000 for a $100 insurance policy which has no value to
anyone but them, and then setup an impound account.
you send your mortgage payment.
They misapply it to the impound account and charge you a late fee etc.
You send you mortgage payment.
They misapply it to the impound account and charge you a late fee etc.
You pay the late fees etc.
They foreclose on your home and steal all you equity and put your family on the street.
If there's even just a bit of justice in this world, you hopefully will go to heaven, and Larry Litton Sr & Jr will both burn in Hell.
Wow,,, Aren't they proud of their accomplishments.
I truly wish you the best of luck!
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Reply with quote | #53 | Thanks Jon....
What scares me is that Chase has sent me the goodbye letter... Litton has sent me nothing! Payments are supposed to transfer to Litton starting July 1.
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Reply with quote | #54 |
Make note of when you received that goodbye letter in your time line, Trish. As you are inside the 15 day RESPA window for servicing transfer notification, the game has officially begun for you. Time to suit up! |
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Oh - I forgot to add. Since your servicing rights are now being transferred, for the next 60 days starting July 1 you should not be charged any late fees. Make sure that you have your proof of payment ready as well as copies of your insurance policy. I have a feeling that you may need it. |
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Reply with quote | #56 | I purchased my home last year and the mortgage company was New Century. The second mortgage has been since transferred to Saxon. My problem is that the original loan balance was $18,400. Last month I pulled my credit report and noticed that Saxon was reporting my balance at $18,599 (more than the original loan amount). all payments have been made on time and even my July statement says my balance is $18,000. I called and got nowhere, so I wrote a letter with the back up documentation attached. I received a response yesterday in the mail stating that they would not be amending anything with the credit bureau because they are reporting principal and interest and therefore their figures are accurate. I have never heard of such a thing, can anyone help. I have worked long and hard on my credit and plan to refinance next year however, if they continuously report inaccurate information, especially balance amounts that exceed the approved loan amount, then i'm going to be screwed with a low fico score. Somehow i think this is their goal, because it's obvious that if my fico score goes up because of on-time payment history, then i will go to a more reputable lender and refi.
Where is the class action suit against these idiots? I don't understand, so many complaints but nothing being done. Can anyone help me with some advice or let me know if there's anyone else having this problem. BTW, I'm in Texas.
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Reply with quote | #57 | Hi Nikki,
I'm in Texas too. I got some relief when I complained with the Texas Credit Commissioner's Office for nearly a year, and did so every month (read= you have to be persistent until they can't stand to get another letter in the mail from you) My servicer tried to add Force Place Insurance when I already had insurance.
Classaction Lawsuits?
If you spend any lenght of time on this board you will find out why that doesn't work.
Lawyers = making out like bandits Servicers= no admission of guilt Regulatory Agencies = looking as if they did something for the consumer Borrower = holding the bag
And your plan to refinance may be a waste of time as well. You say you want to go with a reputable lender. They all sell the loans to investors and they sell the servicing rights to a Servicer who is their customer. The Servicer has a contract with them, and not with you. That is how they get away with this. When you refinance, chances are you are right back with another Servicers who is running their business according to the "scam plan".
Dee on this board was actually told by her servicer Fairbanks, that their software is not set up to receive extra payments. Can you believe this?
As you have already noticed, their first step is to make you look bad on your credit report so they can hold you hostage. Then the fun starts.
The Credit Commissioner oversees second mortgages in Texas. If you can get them involved to help you, Saxon will stop for awhile.
If you read the posts on this site, you gain much info how you can protect yourself. That's what I did, but in the end I decided that the stress was too much for me and I sold my home. But I have been so hurt by this, that I keep coming here and reading the posts of others. Healing is a very slow process.
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Reply with quote | #58 | Hello All!
I've just received word from my attorney that the Class Action suit against Saxon will require 20 - 25 people who have experience the predatory lending practices we have suffered.
Please contact my attorney directly if you want in.
Derrick Howard, Esq. Law Office of Derrick Howard 262 South 12th Street, 3rd Floor Philadelphia, PA 19107 (215) 545-0422
Thank you.
Melissa Parker
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Saxon Mortgage Company is a ripoff company!!!!!!!!!!! I'm Disabled and they took my house from me!!!!! I had 2 investment properties that I gave back to the mortgage company, which made my income go up and so did my payments. When I called Saxon and told them I gave the properties back, It was like they didn't believe me and kept on raising my payments and even lied to the court about how much my payment was supposed to be. MY ATTORNEY DID AND SAID NOTHING!!!!! I filed for Chapter 13 then went to Chapter 7. 1 month after my Chapter 7 was discharged they came after me for $9,000.00 and said I was a year behind in my payments. I got a letter to go to court in May and I asked for 30 days to move and they agreed. Then, within the week I was supposed to move, I called SAXON and they told me that my loan went to someone who worked under them. I called him and asked " How much do I Owe"? He told me " I could stay in my home if my brother would pay $5,000.00 Earnest Money. Well, when the Loan Officer from BANK OF AMERICA talked to him he told him" SHE CAN PAY THE $5,000.000 DOLLARS BUT SHE STILL HAS TO MOVE!!!!!! My brother was trying to put the house in his name so we could keep the house our father left to me so that I would have a place to stay!!!!!!!!!! We would have had the house 30 Years in this coming November!!!!!!!! |
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Reply with quote | #60 | Hi Melissa-
I e-mailed your attorney, he is going to call me on Monday.
I don't know if this will do any good, but this madness with the Mortgage industry has to stop. Funny thing is that if I talk to mortgage industry people about the fraud, they know nothing about it. Just thought they would be aware of what is going on with their competitors. Well, of course they are brokers, they really could care less what happens after they get someone to buy the loan. I just don't think home ownership should be this complicated.
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Reply with quote | #61 | What a relief, in a sad way to find out that we are not alone.
We have had our mortgage with Saxon for 3 1/2 years. Miserable can't begin to explain the heartache that our family is going through.
This is our first house and what is supposed to be a wonderful and cozy place to live, is a utter nightmare that is ripping our family apart.
We have had to make sacrifices to keep up with the demands the Saxon puts on us every time we turn around. We just signed a repay plan for $1,900. a month for sixth months for fees that we are unaware of. We made our 1st payment as agreed on July 15th which Saxon accepted.
On Saturday we got a foreclosure letter for $3,000.00. We called Saxon and asked what happened to our repay agreement and they stated that the investor denied it because he didn't think we would be able to make the payments, so foreclosure is the only option.
Today we got another foreclosure letter for $2,900. Talk about to many hands in the pot. We need help from someone who knows how to stop this insanity so that we can sleep at night, raise our kids, and basically survive.
Can people from different states be in the same class action lawsuits? We are in Washington State.
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WOW! We have been dealing with Saxon for 2 years now and I can agree with you all in the fact that they seem to want to forclose. We had an original mortgage payment of $1680 per month....No problem. January of this year our ARM flexed and our monthly went to $2,260 per month...BIG PROBLEM. We might be going even higher as well. We have had payments made 2 days late get sent back to us. We were 3 months in rears due to this fact and I finally had a family memeber give us a loan to catch up. We just listed our house for sale, but with the market the way it is here in Florida now we will be lucky to get anyone to buy. This whole selling of loans business bites! They have been systematically ruining our credit now for months and now we can't re-fi with anyone. We hope to sell and rent for a while and save, and be done with all this mess......... |
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Hey DaveH, Be careful how you choose to do things from here on out. We have had to borrow money over and over again and found out that all that money is going to is fees. I'm not sure right now what those fees are but the money is not going to mortgage. My secondary loan company told me to call Saxon and call them what they are. Predatory Lenders. She said to let them know that we know now what they are about and that we know they are sucking are equity dry. I got in contact today with Melissa's attorney and I think everyone should do the same. Saxon has gotten away with murder for far to long and we should not have to suffer. |
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We know all about it. That's why we are selling and looking to start fresh. We ended up with this problem due to the fact that (as we now realize) we might have been getting in over our heads. We are going to save some money for the next couple of years and do away with PMI and all the other stuff that goes along with having over all credit problems. When I moved into this house I didn't want to do an intrest only loan, but we took the gamble and lost. Between our first, second, taxes, and insurance, we are close to paying $3000 per month with NO equity being gained. We did get lucky though in the fact that real estate prices increased dramatically after we bought. The house we live in was sold originally in 2001 for 120K and we bought it for 246K and now are trying to sell it for 325K. After paying off our 1st, 2nd, realtors, and the loan we just got we will break even or close to. Lesson learned.... |
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Reply with quote | #65 | Once Saxon targets you...you are doomed!
Here is my time line with them:
Was sold to them, never received a documentation from them, got a phone call asking where my payment was...um, paid it to the other guys..Ok worked that out. Everything was fine for about a year. Did the automatic payment thing. Noticed that the 2nd months, they did not withdraw my payment from my account. Called them...said I was in foreclosure (huh??). Was told I was $5,989 in arrears (huh???) Sent them $10,000---They said I still owed them $5,989...OK why...hmmm, never said, went in a re-payment program....OK, I am making 2 payments per month now...did so for 6 months...whoops, you dont have insurance (I did, they had it) More money I owe them...This went on for a couple of years...finally filed 7 and walked away...They did 1099 me...but said I was not responsible for any payment, so IRS did not add it to my income...Good luck guys...The are wretched!
Hey---re: my loan now sold to Litton...they are charging me a late fee...when they didn't even send me any documentation that they were my new servicer...I mailed them a letter asking that they remove the late charge according to RESPA.....I may have really just set myself up for them to come after me....
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Reply with quote | #66 | Hello all,
I am sooooo glad to see this message board regarding this horrible company. To dis-belief I vowed 6 years ago that I would get this company back, and I believe this is my day.
In 2000 my husband and I built what we thought was our dream home. We had one mortgage company, however at the last minute they tried to give a shady deal (who thought this would be the beginning of our nightmare).
Because we did not like the lending terms and we were under the gun to secure financing (or the builder was going to charge us daily compound intrest for not going to settlement) we were referred to CTX Mortgage co. who got us approved for lending through guess who???? Meritech Mtg.
We were told that we were going to be financed at a good credit rating (since both my husband and I had good credit) at the settlement table we were then told that the financing would be pushed from 6 percent rate to 10.5 due to the amount of money we were borrowing ????? My attorney questioned it, but again we were under the gun to secure lending. My husband and I signed on the line..
At the settlement table our loan was sold to Saxon Mortgage, another red flag. Ok, we purchase the dream home and immediately trouble started.
While our mortgage was sold to Saxon, our payments still went to Meritech on Mercentile Drive ( I'll NEVER FOR GET THAT ADDRESS). Oh, I forgot to tell you...our RESPA mortgage payment was $3,900.00 monthly. When it was sold at the table to Saxon, it immediately jumped to $4,800. a month. So imagine what type of home this was.
I spent lots of cash money in upgrades to make this the home of my dreams.
Anyway, we sent the payments to the address given to us, come to find out 4 months down the road the money was applied to the wrong agency and they tacked on a late fee of $295.00 a month.
Can you believe my husband and I paid $5,200.00 a month for over a year because they kept threatening to take our house based on their mistake and mis-- application of funds?
I called and wrote names down and followed up with people who appeared to be of Indian /arab descent. Every time I called, another person would take up the case and not know what I was talking about because they never logged the contacts.
Well, in order for me to keep my sanity and save what was left of my credit reputation, my husabnd and I decided to sell the home. I was totally devistated; we decided to sell; we ending up letting the home go for far less than what it was worth. The kicker was that we had to pay a $45,000.00 pre-payment penalty. I tried to have this waived considering they got thousands out of us just from a jacked-up monthly payment and late fees, they refused to budge. They wanted the total fee.
Ok, the house sold, the fee was paid, do think that was the end??????? No, when we went to go to buy our home that we currently live in, guess who shows up on our credit report unbenounced to us ???? you guessed it, Saxon/ Meritech Mtg, stating that we were in Foreclosure proceedings.
People we were never in foreclosure, we sold the home, they received all of thier money on 7/6/2001... I will never forget the day becasue it was three days after my birthday and I felt that they had strategically stolen my dream home.
People, I vowed that I would get these bastards back, by golly, both my sister (who is the listing above, and who too was juped by this company) my husband and I will fight to the death to clear our credit, my name, make them pay!!!.
Thanks for reading my blog Donna Roye donna302@comcast.net
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I have been reported a 120 days late for at least 5 years now. I am still in my house.Not from saxon. Welcome to mortgage servicing fraud. |
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Reply with quote | #68 | Donna R---
I am sooo sorry that Saxon happened to you. It amazes me how they continue to get away with the things that they do. I'm tellin ya--all they care about are their investors bottom line, and they will do ANYTHING to ensure that their client protfolios look profitable. Fast influx of money--foreclose, take $80K for a 135K house, slap it in their investor's hands, and start all over again....
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My husband and I with our two children are in the process of moving out of a home that we bought 3 yrs ago. I had contacted saxon several months ago to let them know that I was having difficulty paying the repayment plan that they had set us up on. To make a long story short, a few years ago, my husband had to take a much lesser paying job because he has heart disease. We then had to file chptr 7 but we kept the house. On top of this our apr has jumped to 12.25% and any repayment plan is almost double what our original payment was. I faxed in paperwork to try to get a loan modification and we were assigned to a rep. But then he either quit or got fired. I found out only 2 weeks ago that they never re-assigned us to anyone and in the meantime, we received letters of foreclosure. I finally had had enough of faxing all the paperwork in over and over and talking with someone different each time who didn't seem to know what was going on. I called in and talked to a gal and just basically told her that I needed someone in the workout dept. She then informed of all of the above and she would email the manager of that dept right away to re-assign us to someone asap! as our house was due to go on sale on courthouse steps on 9/6/07. After talking with this rep many times now, (by the way, they never return your call; you have to call them numerous times before you get who you need) we were informed that to save our home, we would need to come up with a sizable down payment. My husband told them if we had that money in the first place, we would not be in here right now. I feel that all they want is to take our house and that they don't want to work with us. We have contacted our attorney and he has verified that they never filed any paperwork with our chptr 7 so we are not liable for anything. We also have documentation from their attorneys saying the same thing. I have kept this letter in a very safe place as I do not trust them. How can this be happening? Isn't there anything that can be done? I would be very interested if there is. |
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