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I sent them a payment ... they sent it back

January 14, 2007

Ohio foreclosure

This is an actual comment from a client:

"Sent WAMU money in Nov and they returned it because they said it was a partial payment"

This is not just an issue with Washington Mutual that is the same with all major mortgage companies. When you get over 60 days past due on your mortgage they will typically not accept anything but the full amount to bring the loan current. This causes a snowball effect with most home owners finances as they do not have that large balloon payment amount to bring the loan current. Not only will they require the past due amount but they will also tack on late fees and penalties.

We can negotiate a settlement with them to either put you on a repayment plan or to add that past due amount at the end of your loan.

This entry was:
Posted By Darin at 11:37 AM
Comments (2) | Categories: Washington Mutual, Ohio Foreclosure | Tags: ohio washington mutual
 

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My sister living in Ohio made a partial payment - it was returned just like other people have stated. The bank foreclosed on her home, she had three days to find a place to live. They have now sold the home and have sent her a bill for $53,000!! I thought if they took the house from you that was it? What are her obligations to pay this money??
Posted By Judith Hahn on July 10, 2007 at 10:30 AM
She owes the money in a deficiency situation... but you need to decide to pay it or not. Most people wait until they get sued for the money and make them pay.

Very rarely will a mortgage company follow through and sue for a deficiency.
Posted By Darin on July 10, 2007 at 03:29 PM

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