Mortgage Servicer Modification Limits Block Distressed Homeowners
Mortgage servicers enforce undisclosed caps on loan modifications, cutting off struggling homeowners from relief options without clear explanation. Borrowers discover the limit only when denied, with no transparent appeals process or alternative pathway documented. A consumer-facing dispute and communication tracking tool could help but faces lender adoption barriers.
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