Mortgage Servicer Portal Blocks Hardship Loss-Mitigation Review
A homeowner facing a medical-hardship job loss submitted a new loss-mitigation package after a prior forbearance trial, but encountered a portal that would not update, no written correspondence, conflicting answers from front-line staff, and denial of the RESPA-required single point of contact until the package is marked complete. This reflects a structural communication gap in how mortgage servicers process hardship-driven modification requests.
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