Mortgage servicers mishandle insurance claim checks after property loss
After a fire loss, a homeowner's insurance settlement check was repeatedly rejected and delayed by their mortgage servicer over payee and signature issues, and they received incorrect information about whether the loan would be paid off as a total loss.
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