Mortgage servicer errors during trial modifications trigger foreclosure with no appeal process
A servicer-initiated duplicate auto-payment voided a homeowner's trial loan modification without warning, leading directly to foreclosure proceedings. The customer was given no recourse despite being compliant, revealing a systemic gap in modification safeguards.
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