Mortgage servicer sends payment statements too close to due dates
A borrower reports that Freedom Mortgage repeatedly sends monthly statements only days before payment is due, leaving insufficient time to plan or pay. Attempts to resolve the communication delay with the company have been unsuccessful.
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