Mortgage Servicers Obstruct Borrowers With Corrupt Documents and Dual Tracking
Mortgage servicers engage in document fraud (sending unreadable/corrupt files), refuse payoff quotes, and simultaneously process loss mitigation and foreclosure in violation of CFPB rules. Borrowers documenting servicer misconduct find regulatory agencies slow to act. The pattern of servicer stonewalling leaves financially distressed borrowers without viable recourse while their housing situation deteriorates.
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