Mortgage Servicers Approve Modifications Then Proceed with Foreclosure Anyway
Homeowners who qualify for and receive approved loan modifications lose their homes anyway when servicers fail to implement the modification and continue foreclosure proceedings. Internal process failures between loss mitigation and foreclosure departments create a deadly gap. Borrowers have no mechanism to enforce approved modifications before losing their homes.
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