- Report: #229334
Complaint Review: GreenTree
| GreenTree PO Box 6172
Rapid City, South Dakota U.S.A. |
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Green Tree Servicing No payment towards principle in 6 years, all interest Rapid City South Dakota
*Consumer Suggestion: Since you plan to look at your loan docs,
*Consumer Suggestion: Since you plan to look at your loan docs,
*Consumer Suggestion: Since you plan to look at your loan docs,
*Consumer Suggestion: Since you plan to look at your loan docs,
*Author of original report: Type of loan
*Author of original report: Green Tree Servicing No payment towards principle in 6 years, all interest Rapid City South Dakota
*Consumer Comment: What type of loan is described in your contract??
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I asked for a breakdown of all the payments I made and they agreed to send it. Upon receiving this form I was mortified! Not only were no principle payments were made in 2005 but also after 6 years of making payments to Green Tree in excess of $30,000 only the first 2 had principle payments. I had made a Grand Total of $25 toward owning my Home.
I realize most money of the first payments is for interest but not one penny towards the principle in over 5 years?
Johnnie
Sparta, Tennessee
U.S.A.
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Suggestion
Since you plan to look at your loan docs,
AUTHOR: Thomas - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 08, 2007
Read the instructions and you should see how simple it is to calculate any loan.
Keys of interest:
N = number of periods (months) 30 Yr = 360
I/Y = Interest per Year as a %
PV = Present Value
(The beginning loan amount)
PMT = The payment
(Usually a minus number, as it reduces PV)
FV = Future Value
(Used for a balloon note. But a 30-Yr or 15-yr fixed standard mortgage should have FV = 0.0)
STO = Store
(STO I/Y to enter interest/yr.)
RCL = Recall
CPT = Complete
(STO-N, STO-I/Y, STO-PV; CPT-PMT to get the payment with STO-FV = 0.0)
Then you can calculate FOR YOURSELF what you now have, and then what you would have to pay/month for, say, a 15-yr and/or 30-yr standard mortgage.
#2 Consumer Suggestion
Since you plan to look at your loan docs,
AUTHOR: Thomas - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 08, 2007
Read the instructions and you should see how simple it is to calculate any loan.
Keys of interest:
N = number of periods (months) 30 Yr = 360
I/Y = Interest per Year as a %
PV = Present Value
(The beginning loan amount)
PMT = The payment
(Usually a minus number, as it reduces PV)
FV = Future Value
(Used for a balloon note. But a 30-Yr or 15-yr fixed standard mortgage should have FV = 0.0)
STO = Store
(STO I/Y to enter interest/yr.)
RCL = Recall
CPT = Complete
(STO-N, STO-I/Y, STO-PV; CPT-PMT to get the payment with STO-FV = 0.0)
Then you can calculate FOR YOURSELF what you now have, and then what you would have to pay/month for, say, a 15-yr and/or 30-yr standard mortgage.
#3 Consumer Suggestion
Since you plan to look at your loan docs,
AUTHOR: Thomas - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 08, 2007
Read the instructions and you should see how simple it is to calculate any loan.
Keys of interest:
N = number of periods (months) 30 Yr = 360
I/Y = Interest per Year as a %
PV = Present Value
(The beginning loan amount)
PMT = The payment
(Usually a minus number, as it reduces PV)
FV = Future Value
(Used for a balloon note. But a 30-Yr or 15-yr fixed standard mortgage should have FV = 0.0)
STO = Store
(STO I/Y to enter interest/yr.)
RCL = Recall
CPT = Complete
(STO-N, STO-I/Y, STO-PV; CPT-PMT to get the payment with STO-FV = 0.0)
Then you can calculate FOR YOURSELF what you now have, and then what you would have to pay/month for, say, a 15-yr and/or 30-yr standard mortgage.
#4 Consumer Suggestion
Since you plan to look at your loan docs,
AUTHOR: Thomas - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 08, 2007
Read the instructions and you should see how simple it is to calculate any loan.
Keys of interest:
N = number of periods (months) 30 Yr = 360
I/Y = Interest per Year as a %
PV = Present Value
(The beginning loan amount)
PMT = The payment
(Usually a minus number, as it reduces PV)
FV = Future Value
(Used for a balloon note. But a 30-Yr or 15-yr fixed standard mortgage should have FV = 0.0)
STO = Store
(STO I/Y to enter interest/yr.)
RCL = Recall
CPT = Complete
(STO-N, STO-I/Y, STO-PV; CPT-PMT to get the payment with STO-FV = 0.0)
Then you can calculate FOR YOURSELF what you now have, and then what you would have to pay/month for, say, a 15-yr and/or 30-yr standard mortgage.
#5 Author of original report
Type of loan
AUTHOR: Johnnie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 08, 2007
#6 Author of original report
Green Tree Servicing No payment towards principle in 6 years, all interest Rapid City South Dakota
AUTHOR: Johnnie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 08, 2007
#7 Consumer Comment
What type of loan is described in your contract??
AUTHOR: Thomas - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 08, 2007
So what type of loan IS described in your paperwork? Did you focus on getting a loan with a low, low payment and thereby wind up with an interest-only balloon-note loan?

