Complaint Review: OCWEN Financel-Loan Servicing - Orlando Florida
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- OCWEN Financel-Loan Servicing P.O. Box 785056 Orlando, Florida U.S.A.
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OCWEN Financel-Loan Servicing HOUSE STOLEN BY OCWEN THEY OWN IT NOW I WANT IT BACK Orlando Florida
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I have read most of the reports filed and I am amazed to find out that OCWEN has done the same thing to so many people. When ocwen took over my loan I was paying $1600.00 a month payments Then they tacked on over $200.00 more a month for ins. I already had. After many calls without no response I fell behind on my payments. OCWEN put my house in foreclosure. I contacted them and got a modification. They lowered my payments to $1360.00 a month which they told me included a escrow account to pay ins. prop. taxes. They told me that this Modification would cost me $2000.00 which was hard to come up with in 2 days to save my house. After paying the mod. cost I had 20 days to come up with the first payment I was 1 week late on this payment which made me 1 week late on the other payments. After 3 months I got a letter from the county saying that they were going to sell my house for late taxes. I went down to pay the taxes and called ocwen to find out why they didn't pay my taxes out of an escrow that they got from my previous lender they told me that they used the money from that account to pay the Ins. that they added on. they told me that because I payed my taxes that I could have a 30 day extension to make my next payment.
During this time they told me that I had defaulted on the modification because my payments were late. I tried to work out another modification with them and they
told me that a Patti Goemaz was going to work it out. I called them a number of times to talk to this Patti Goemaz and all I got was her voice mail. My call to them
on Sept.10 I was told that the house was to be sold on Sept.11 I called on Sept.11 and was told that Patti Goemaz was working on another mod. The house was sold on Sept.12 to a Representative of ocwen because no one
showed up for the sale. The reason no one showed up is because the sale was not published. So ocwens rep. Got my house for $1000.00. I have left some of the details out but I think we all know that I got screwed by ocwen.
What I need & we all need is some HELP! with this so maybe we can save our homes and in my case get my home back. I would sure like to know what I can do.
Jim
Crescent City, California
U.S.A.
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#4 Consumer Suggestion
Hire an Attorney and do it Quickly
AUTHOR: Lesa - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, September 28, 2008
The only way to deal with Ocwen is to hire an attorney and go after them legally. I speak from experience and they are not trustworthy at all. Do not trust anything they say or do. Ocwen is full of fraud and scams and the only way to expose them and make them pay is to file legal recourse. There is a website www.loansafe.org that has info on loan modifications and has references to attorneys who specialize in forensic loan mortgage reviews. Chances are your original mortgage reflects legal violations and a good attorney will analyze your documents and expose these. Go after Ocwen with a vengeance as they will not pay any attention to the individual homeowner. The errors they make on homeowners accounts are intentional as they make more money charging these bogus fees.
Also you should have a redemption period after your house has been sold to be able to buy it back. A good attorney will jump into this mess as it appears that Ocwen is running scared and need to be exposed before they are able to cover their fraudulent actions. Call an attorney who specializes in mortgage fraud as they love to go after companies like Ocwen who thrive on financial greed. I think Loansafe advisors can refer you to someone for help.
Fight back as Ocwen is the most greedy disgusting "company" I have ever dealt with.
#3 Consumer Suggestion
Hire an Attorney and do it Quickly
AUTHOR: Lesa - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, September 28, 2008
The only way to deal with Ocwen is to hire an attorney and go after them legally. I speak from experience and they are not trustworthy at all. Do not trust anything they say or do. Ocwen is full of fraud and scams and the only way to expose them and make them pay is to file legal recourse. There is a website www.loansafe.org that has info on loan modifications and has references to attorneys who specialize in forensic loan mortgage reviews. Chances are your original mortgage reflects legal violations and a good attorney will analyze your documents and expose these. Go after Ocwen with a vengeance as they will not pay any attention to the individual homeowner. The errors they make on homeowners accounts are intentional as they make more money charging these bogus fees.
Also you should have a redemption period after your house has been sold to be able to buy it back. A good attorney will jump into this mess as it appears that Ocwen is running scared and need to be exposed before they are able to cover their fraudulent actions. Call an attorney who specializes in mortgage fraud as they love to go after companies like Ocwen who thrive on financial greed. I think Loansafe advisors can refer you to someone for help.
Fight back as Ocwen is the most greedy disgusting "company" I have ever dealt with.
#2 Consumer Suggestion
Hire an Attorney and do it Quickly
AUTHOR: Lesa - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, September 28, 2008
The only way to deal with Ocwen is to hire an attorney and go after them legally. I speak from experience and they are not trustworthy at all. Do not trust anything they say or do. Ocwen is full of fraud and scams and the only way to expose them and make them pay is to file legal recourse. There is a website www.loansafe.org that has info on loan modifications and has references to attorneys who specialize in forensic loan mortgage reviews. Chances are your original mortgage reflects legal violations and a good attorney will analyze your documents and expose these. Go after Ocwen with a vengeance as they will not pay any attention to the individual homeowner. The errors they make on homeowners accounts are intentional as they make more money charging these bogus fees.
Also you should have a redemption period after your house has been sold to be able to buy it back. A good attorney will jump into this mess as it appears that Ocwen is running scared and need to be exposed before they are able to cover their fraudulent actions. Call an attorney who specializes in mortgage fraud as they love to go after companies like Ocwen who thrive on financial greed. I think Loansafe advisors can refer you to someone for help.
Fight back as Ocwen is the most greedy disgusting "company" I have ever dealt with.
#1 Consumer Suggestion
Hire an Attorney and do it Quickly
AUTHOR: Lesa - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, September 28, 2008
The only way to deal with Ocwen is to hire an attorney and go after them legally. I speak from experience and they are not trustworthy at all. Do not trust anything they say or do. Ocwen is full of fraud and scams and the only way to expose them and make them pay is to file legal recourse. There is a website www.loansafe.org that has info on loan modifications and has references to attorneys who specialize in forensic loan mortgage reviews. Chances are your original mortgage reflects legal violations and a good attorney will analyze your documents and expose these. Go after Ocwen with a vengeance as they will not pay any attention to the individual homeowner. The errors they make on homeowners accounts are intentional as they make more money charging these bogus fees.
Also you should have a redemption period after your house has been sold to be able to buy it back. A good attorney will jump into this mess as it appears that Ocwen is running scared and need to be exposed before they are able to cover their fraudulent actions. Call an attorney who specializes in mortgage fraud as they love to go after companies like Ocwen who thrive on financial greed. I think Loansafe advisors can refer you to someone for help.
Fight back as Ocwen is the most greedy disgusting "company" I have ever dealt with.
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