Mortgage servicer transfers mid-modification cause payment shock and lost benefits
A borrower undergoing loan modification saw payments jump, was pushed toward a short sale, and had their mortgage sold to a new servicer mid-process, causing confusion and the unexplained removal of a VA guarantee. Reflects a structural gap in servicer communication during ownership transfers.
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