Mortgage Servicer Blocks Post-Forbearance Reinstatement While Accepting Payments
Servicers accept full monthly payments from borrowers exiting forbearance while simultaneously refusing to process the reinstatement path that would restore the loan to current status. Borrowers performing perfectly are prevented from curing the past-due balance through standard options, manufactured into default despite ongoing payments. Document suppression and bad-faith administration are used to foreclose on borrowers who could and did resume normal payments.
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