Mortgage Servicer Permanently Freezes HELOC Without Contractual Basis
Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing placed a permanent freeze on a HELOC that appears to contradict the loan agreement terms and the account's current status. The freeze denies access to home equity credit lines without clear justification. Servicers exercising freeze authority without transparency leaves homeowners unable to plan financially.
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