Loan Modification Terms Violated When Mortgage Transferred to New Servicer
Consumers who received loan modifications to reduce unaffordable mortgage payments find those agreed terms voided when the loan is sold to a new servicer. The new servicer raises payments back toward pre-modification levels, citing internal policies that override the modification agreement. Borrowers who entered modifications specifically to avoid default are pushed back toward the same risk.
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