Mortgage Servicer Denies Hardship Extension During Medical Emergency
A homeowner facing a medical emergency co-pay cannot get a short payment extension from US Bank Mortgage despite the servicer's own documents promising alternative options. Servicers routinely fail to deliver on their stated hardship accommodations.
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