Mortgage Servicer Ignores Qualified Written Request Under RESPA
The consumer submitted a Qualified Written Request to their mortgage servicer twice. Shellpoint has not responded appropriately as required by RESPA. Borrowers have no practical enforcement mechanism when servicers ignore statutory response obligations.
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