Mortgage hardship reviews stall on repeatedly lost paperwork, then deny
Homeowners seeking hardship assistance or forbearance report submitting the same documentation multiple times because servicers claim it was never received, only to be denied after months of delay. Foreclosure holds promised during the review process are not reliably honored.
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