Nationstar Mortgage ,Centex, Unethical Lies, Bad Credit Reporting Lewisville Texas

I just finished reading your story.  A number of individuals are going through what you are with Nationstar Mortgage including myself.  GET A LAWYER do not expect them to be honest with you. Start early with your legal defense of error, wrongdoing, or illegal violations by Nationstar and its associates. 

Contact the following as it pertains to your case.

Your States Attorney Generals Office - Mortgage Fraud
Department of Justice
Senators, Congressmen, Television

Contact FAnnie Mae if the situation fits......it probably wont do any good

Consider CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT.....

WRITE ME!

get the message out, how can Fannie Mae be knowledgeable about Nationstars business practices and still continue to do business with them.

Get a Forensic Audit of your loan
Ask for Congressional inquiry, Congressional Investigations, Senate Investigations.

GET A LAWYER FAST....trust FAnnie Mae, Nationstar and its associates, even in the awareness of wrongdoing will be lawyered up all over the place and some payed for my taxpayers money...



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If you bought a little over 2 years ago, that was right before the market started crashing here in Phoenix. Even if you had made your payments on time (to repair your credit), the loss of equity would have prevented you from refinancing unless you had put a large down payment towards your home. I don't think anyone is able to say (or should ever say) for sure that "you could refi in 6 months if you make your payments" because unforseen things happen.

I am guessing that you did a stated income loan (also called liar loans) if you said they inflated your income. You would have signed the application agreeing to what your income stated and you would have had to do this twice. If it was inflated you are equally to blame as the lender. So now you and Nationstar are having financial problems because of it.


Nationstar Mortgage is not Centex. Centex sold their sub-prime mortgage company to Nationstar a few years ago so the people you are dealing with now are not Centex, but Nationstar (July 14, 2006 -- Centex Home Equity's name and brand will change effective today and become Nationstar Mortgage LLC. The new corporate identity marks the completion of the sale of Centex Home Equity by Centex Corporation to an affiliate of Fortress Investment Group LLC.).

It can be frustrating trying to get things like this settled. It doesn't make sense that a lender would not be willing to take your full payment unless you have filed for bankruptcy or they have started the foreclosure process. Keep trying to work with the lender. I read that they pretty much shut their doors and are only working with their loans that are currently open (take that for what it's worth, it was off a mortgage watchdog site).

Is this a rip off? No, but an unfortunate lesson in making sure to understand what you are signing.