Mortgage Modification Denied Based on Overstated Expense Estimates
Servicers evaluate mortgage assistance applications using generic expense categories that overstate actual costs, producing false negative cash-flow calculations that trigger denial. Borrowers who resubmit corrected budgets are still not granted reconsideration. The lack of transparency in expense methodology prevents borrowers from understanding or challenging the denial basis.
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