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Avoid foreclosure with Wells Fargo

June 09, 2010

Completed loan modification process with Wells Fargo after previous attempt where monthly amount was set too high. Wells Fargo re-evaluated my finances and provided a revised loan modification. At end of that time, paperwork was sent to me with a deadline for returning the paperwork. I was traveling heavily during this time and unable to return the paperwork to Wells Fargo within the specified time frame. I returned the paperwork with the required payment (I did notify the WF Rep that I was traveling and would return the paperwork when I returned home & could review it). I called the first part of May to confirm the May pymt. amt. and was told that my home was in foreclosure and I needed to start the loan modification process again - to call back in 1 week. I did. At that time, I was told to resubmit all of the financials, hardship letter, etc. & call back in 1 week. I did. Now I am told that there is nothing I can do and my house is going to be sold. How can I avoid foreclosure? Can you help?

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Posted By Laurie at 04:58 PM
Comments (2) | Categories: Loan Modification, Wells Fargo, Foreclosure, Avoid Foreclosure, Georgia Foreclosure | Tags: georgia wells fargo

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June 09, 2010
Completed loan modification process with Wells Fargo after previous attempt where monthly amount was set too high. Wells Fargo re-evaluated my finances and provided a revised loan modification. At end of that time, paperwork was sent to me with a deadline for returning the paperwork. I was traveling heavily during this time and unable to return the paperwork to Wells Fargo within the specified time frame. I returned the paperwork with the required payment (I did notify the WF Rep that I was traveling and would return the paperwork when I returned home & could review it). I called the first part of May to confirm the May pymt. amt. and was told that my home was in foreclosure and I needed to start the loan modification process again - to call back in 1 week. I did. At that time, I was told to resubmit all of the financials, hardship letter, etc. & call back in 1 week. I did. Now I am told that there is nothing I can do and my house is going to be sold. How can I avoid foreclosure? Can you help?
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I just read this and my story is almost identical... They told us we were appoved and then the next thing we now they need more paper work and money and now they say that our home will be sold it 2days..
Help
Posted By Charla Gozales on April 18, 2011 at 05:25 PM
In January,201-, Irequested a loan modification with Well's Fargo.Ihave been passed around from one processor to another, being asked to resend the same paper work over and over again, never, after doing so for over 7 months,I wrote to the State Attorney General, sending them a complete file of every fax log that I have faxed sending Well's Fargo the same information over 15 times and a log for ever time I called in, who I spoke with, their ID# and what was stated in our conversation
Posted By Dorothy on August 23, 2011 at 03:22 AM

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