Mortgage Servicers Ignoring Recast Applications with No Status Updates
Homeowners submitting mortgage recast applications—where a lump-sum payment reduces monthly obligations—receive no status updates and are met with runarounds when following up. Despite servicers advertising 2-week processing times, applications sit unacknowledged for months. Borrowers have no application tracking mechanism and no escalation path short of filing formal complaints.
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