Litton Loan Servicing

by Anonymous From Los Angeles, CA on September 04, 2008

by Anonymous From Bethlehem, CT on September 02, 2008

They need to go out of busines

by Maureen Hannah From Aurora, IL on September 02, 2008

have had difficulty contacting them regarding this issue - always different person handling case - no return call after messages left

by David Huggins From Fresno, CA on August 31, 2008

by Ruby Slade From Mesquite, TX on August 31, 2008

by Anonymous From Springfield, OH on August 29, 2008

I think I have been ripped off in many ways,,sending thousands of dollars to save my home from foreclosure. Their customer service is awlful and have returned my calls when I believe it has been convienent for them. I have sent payments only for them to be returned, losing the $50-60 some odd dollars it costs me to send via quick collect. I could go on about this company but it only disgusts me.

by linda savageau From New Port Richey, FL on August 29, 2008

please i need help and i cant afford to pay 500-600 for the help i do agree litton is not easy to work with. I have tried to work with other people and i cant seem to get help.

by linda savageau From New Port Richey, FL on August 29, 2008

please i need help and i cant afford to pay 500-600 for the help i do agree litton is not easy to work with.

by Paula Miller From Lusby, MD on August 29, 2008

by Scott Geer From Salkum, WA on August 28, 2008

THis is the first late payment.

by Anonymous From Keene, TX on August 26, 2008

i have been with Litton for a little over a year now; and unlike some of the comments i read here i got seriously educated before i bought my house. While I agree that there are some predetory companies out there i know Litton is not one of them. A little advise: if you or your spose lost your job donot bother calling to have your laon modified; because in order to modify your loan you must first prove that you're capable of paying and that's why you're required to submit your pay stubs and bank statement to show that you have funds to pay for the loan (you can only have your loan modified once during the life of the loan; that's if your modification gets approved). One more thing you need to know is that modification does not always guarantee lower payments. Say for instance if you had an escrow payment owed to the companie because they paid your taxes most probably you'll have escrow included in your new payment and this may increase your overall monthly payment. And one more thing before you call to request escrow to be removed read your HUD 1 settlement; if you paid for your taxes and insurance at closing that makes your escrow account a binding contract and they will deny your request to remove escrow. Same thing goes for due dates they cannot be changed because it says in your note that whatever date you have is contractual. And anything contracutal can only be changed by refinancingm (or by modification). READ YOUR NOTE, AND UNDERSTAND IT. This is what i have learned in the last 19 years i have had my house. The most important thing is to read your document at closing before you sign them; take them home (like i did) go over them and sign them when you're satisfied with the terms of your contract, because the mortgage company will always go back to those papers whenever you call wanting to change somethings or making some impossible requests that only make sense to you.

by michael torres From Winton, CA on August 26, 2008

by ken From Avon, CT on August 25, 2008

I have been trying to purchase a home that Litton aquired from Freemont Investments that was is default. The home was foreclosed on May 21st, and I have had several offers in via my real estate agent since April when it was listed as a pre-foreclosure sale. To date, after 4 different offers were made and expired with a $5,000.00 deposit. Litton will not return our my or my agents calls and the house has been abandonded since February. No electricty, no upkeep, no sewage or water. It is loosing value everyday and yet Litton will not return any calls from me or my agent on working our a deal to purchase it from them. Pre-qualifited buyer with cash in hand and they are dragging their feet. What is the hold up.

by Anonymous From Moreno Valley, CA on August 19, 2008

no help at all.They call me to collect the payment then when I try to talk to someone on the phone They would never put anyone on the phone and when they did they said they would just make a note in the computer and that was it.

by marcy lopez From San Dimas, CA on August 19, 2008

by John From Colorado Springs, CO on August 15, 2008

This is the worst company to do business with they do not work with you and do not return calls and if you have a problem that needs a manager they give you voice mail and they never return your call. Stay clear of this company..

by Anonymous From Versailles, KY on August 07, 2008

My loan was sold to Litton in June and I have had nothing but problems with them, from harrassing phone calls to I can't give you that information no matter what it is I am requesting. They referred me to the old owners of this loan and they said Litton was lying to me about alot of things. We all need to come together and close this horrible, heartless, greedy company down. I pray for all of you and hope I'm not the next one to be foreclosed on.

by PATRICIA VEALE From Sacramento, CA on August 07, 2008

I don't know how to rate this mortgage company. We have just sent a letter for help on 8/8/08 and are waiting to see how they will respond. Our mortgage is due to adjust in October and we are struggling to pay current mortgage. Job loss has caused our current situation.

by Anonymous From Ontario, CA on August 04, 2008

by Cindi Fanti From Brewster, OH on August 01, 2008

by Domingo E Lopez Jr From Edinburg, TX on August 01, 2008

It is nearly impossible to be able to speak to anyone at this company. My wife recently lost her job and we are having problems paying our mortgage. I do not want to lose my home. I tried to work some kind modification with them but I got no where. My wife's friend referred us to a company called homesaverprogram.org They helped us modify our loan and work out a repayment plan so we would not get foreclosed on. FINALLY SOME HELP!!! GEEEZ!

by ERICA STANCIL From Iva, SC on July 31, 2008

by William Zepeda From Thousand Oaks, CA on July 30, 2008

They are very hesitant to talk about any loan modification issues with their customers. I will hand them my keys next year if my loans are not modified...

by Anonymous From Indio, CA on July 29, 2008

I was with Fremont Inv. and loan for 2 and a 1/2 years before they went bankrupt and sold mine to Litton. They told me my escrow account was not calculated properly by Fremont and my payment will go up almost $400.00! When I told them I was already working 2 jobs to pay the mortgage she told me to make my husband to get a second job too. I explained he stayed with our 3 kids at night she said- "there is nothing we can do, oh and you also owe us $4000.00 in back taxes that were paid for you".

by Dwana Washington From Saint Louis, MO on July 29, 2008

To Whom It May Concern: I really would like Mr. Larry Litton to receive this information. Is it possible to submit this email to Mr. Litton? My name is Dwana Washington, Acct #0040023640. New loan customer from Freemont Investment. In March I had a tragedy that occurred that was totally out of my control. I was diagnosis with having an aneurysm on the left side of my brain. I was hospitalized and treated. Well over 5 months I was ill before and after the emergency procedure. During this time I lost my car and possibly losing my home. I called today trying to figure out what can I do to save my home. Friends informed me during their bad times the requested a modification. I called today regarding a modification and I was told my property value was 63,000 and the limit was 58,000 and I’m a couple of thousand dollars beyond the assistants in having a medication done. She assured me it was not based on my income but the home. Which is totally out of my control. I’m a single mom with 3 kids and was able to provide a loving home for my family and me after my divorce. My family and I would really like to keep this home and I’m asking for a miracle at this time, please, is there anyway a modification can be done. The agent has all my information regarding a modification. I’m sorry but this situation was totally out of my control. I’m just asking for you all too please work with me. This sort of tragedy can happy to any one of us which can change each one of our lives like it has done mine. I pull the below information off the internet and hoping Mr. Larry B. Litton, Sr. can make a modification possible. CORPORATE INFORMATION CENTER At Litton Loan Servicing LP, we are committed to high quality loan servicing and top-notch customer service. Current Founding Director Larry B. Litton, Sr., who is dedicated to serving the families of the Houston area and helping them maintain their dreams of homeownership, founded our company during the economic recession of the 1980s. Our company has grown considerably since then, and we now service customers throughout the United States. However, our dedication to Mr. Litton's vision and mission is as strong as ever. Our employees are the key to fulfilling our vision, and we are committed to their training and development. They are our most valuable resource. We invite you to use the menu on the left to discover more about Litton's history and philosophy, as well as find opportunities to join the unique corporate culture that defines Litton Loan Servicing LP. Copyright Litton Loan Servicing LP. © 2008. All Rights Reserved. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners. Sitemap

by Theresa Hendrix From Phoenix, AZ on July 28, 2008

by Anonymous From Melvindale, MI on July 27, 2008

When we got behind on our payments, I called to speak to someone about the matter, and just got back rude attitudes. Not one of them were on the same page about any of my info. I had a very hard time dealing with them.

by james johnson From Wilmington, DE on July 26, 2008

They have made mistakes by putting our payment in the wrong account and misrepresented themselves several times. They are unapproachable and will not accept certain normally accepted methods of payment, causing the borrower to spend more money just to pay them.

by Anonymous From Mangum, OK on July 24, 2008

These people are inconsistant in everything they do.

by Teresa Corcoran From North Las Vegas, NV on July 24, 2008

Our loan was recently sold to Litton as our previous lender went out of business.

by A Soldier Story From Houston, TX on July 24, 2008

My story started with another company called Freemont. When i was being deployed overseas Freemont was notifiyed s they could lower my interest to 6% as all soldier have the right. well they sold my loan to litton. No problem at first then when we started to escrow then we had different ideas they had different calculations than we did. when i came back from my deployemt i knew i would be unemployed so i called and said i think i may have a problem in the next months can we remove the escrow which would lower the payment by almost 500 bucks. i was told there was nothing that could be done because i was not behind. when i got behind. the question was why are you behind and can you have a yardsale or borrow the money now my credit has been screwed up for almost a year beforthey finally help me.

by Christian Giguiere From Fair Oaks, CA on July 23, 2008

by sma From Plano, TX on July 22, 2008

Litton Service need to be closed down. and the CEO need to go to jail

by sma From Plano, TX on July 22, 2008

Litton Service need to be closed down. and the CEO need to go to jail

by Carrol Hutchison From Austin, TX on July 21, 2008

I have had nothing but help from these people, I don't know how all this can be coming from these people @ this company

by Kelly Helton From London, KY on July 21, 2008

Litton Loan Servicing has not been the problem.

by maureen mauro From Pittsburgh, PA on July 19, 2008

by Anonymous From Linden, MI on July 18, 2008

by Elva Marshall From Detroit, MI on July 18, 2008

by Anonymous From Massillon, OH on July 16, 2008

by Robert Brown From Staten Island, NY on July 15, 2008

by kelly giuffre From Jeffersonville, IN on July 14, 2008

thay have been very helpful in the past

by Charles Stewart From Traverse City, MI on July 11, 2008

I can only mark for my initital contact attempt with them. After reading about them, and seeing what a family member's attorney has had to deal with to work out a plan, I feel they are not a company I would elect to deal with willingly.

by Luz Nieves From Clarksburg, MD on July 10, 2008

Litton is a mortgage company that do not like to communicate with clients. Is a predator lender.

by Michelle McPherson From Powder Springs, GA on July 10, 2008

by Anonymous From Charles Town, WV on July 09, 2008

by ROBERT OBERLEY From Fombell, PA on July 07, 2008

by Anonymous From Fort Walton Beach, FL on July 02, 2008

by manuel vanegas From Carson, CA on July 02, 2008

by Anonymous From Niles, OH on July 01, 2008

I have read nothing but bad press about them, and my experiences have been just a terrible.

by Anonymous From La Marque, TX on July 01, 2008

by Galindo From Calimesa, CA on June 30, 2008

This is the worst company I've ever heard of. After reading these complaints we are in the same boat. They never return your calles and every time you call you get a stupid computer. Our loan was sold to them and at first it was fine, but now that we are having some financial problems and need help. They are one sick, heatless people and just don't care.

by Rebecca Moore From Dalzell, SC on June 28, 2008

Think they could do more to help us with the situation we are in instead of trying to take our home...

by christian From Humble, TX on June 28, 2008

litton is horrible they ruin your credit by reporting late payments keep your records and file a lawsuit till they remove the credit innacurracy. They ruin your credit with fraud bank statements do not lie and with your new bad credit CANNOT refinance with anyone that is fraud and sounds like they do it on purpose to lock you in the house as well as bump up what you owe on the house where they get there numbers from?...who knows people should not let them get away with it..

by Jeff Hunter From Amelia, OH on June 26, 2008

by Mark Valencia From Winchester, CA on June 25, 2008

by Scott Peebles From Owings Mills, MD on June 23, 2008

by Anonymous From Plain City, OH on June 22, 2008

Litton Loan does not help anyone. Anonymous from Waterville Me. Do you work for them? Chances are you are trying to save your job!!! This company deserves to be shut down and everyone who has lost their home to them needs to be reembursed. They are ass.... and cheat honest people out of their homes. I have proof and am writing a book on how the government, Bush administration, and state officials are paid off by them and how they are not helping the homeowner just the investors who are behind all of this also. I knew the American Dream is to good to be true.

by Sandy Russell From Fort Walton Beach, FL on June 21, 2008

by Mrs. Williams From Newark, DE on June 19, 2008

My loan like many of the other people on this blog got sold to Litton. We have NEVER been late. It has not even been a month and we are having huge problems with this company. I'm contacting a lawyer and documenting everything because I will not loose my home to these predatory lenders!

by Anonymous From Mansfield, OH on June 19, 2008

by Anonymous From Lehi, UT on June 19, 2008

by Anonymous From Atlanta, GA on June 17, 2008

My original loan was sold to Litton, I fell behind on my payments and I asked Litton for help. I was only one in a half months behind and Litton offered to help. They now have me paying $496.00 more than I was paying. My original payments were $1100.00. I could not understand why my payments went up to $1500 when my loan has not adjusted yet. I am now in deeper trouble because I can't make my payments and I know it is just a matter of time before they take my home. What do I do. I don't know where to get help any longer.

by Luz Nieves From Clarksburg, MD on June 17, 2008

In order to explain my finacial hardship to the new mortgage company sent some info regarding my health and didn't pay attention to it.

by Martha Sotelo From Houston, TX on June 16, 2008

After I lost my job I contacted Litton regarding my late payment. We worked a payment plan out and gave me a due date of every 15 of the month that worked good with me. Three months late I received a call stating that I was $600 dollars short on my monthly payment do to late fees on both of my loans. When I explain to them about the payment arrangement the gentlemen at Litton said “ Am sorry you can’t afford your mortgage payments” since then when I call to make a payment after my account number it goes strait to an answering machine. I have explain on the voice massage about me trying to make a payment and no one has gotten back with me now I received a foreclosure letter in the mail. I have called back to get this situation fix but answering machine is till answering. There is no HELP at LITTON now am losing my house.

by Anonymous From San Antonio, TX on June 11, 2008

CALL LARRY LITTON AT HIS HOME. IT'S THE ONLY WAY TO GET SOMEONE TO CALL YOU. MY DECEASED PARENTS HOUSE WAS FORECLOSED THIS WEEK. THEY WERE 71 YEARS OLD WHEN LITTON REFINANCED THEM TO A 30 YEAR MORTGAGE @ 10% 700+ PER MONTH. WHEN THEY DIED THE BALANCE WAS 64K WHEN WE TRIED TO SELL THE HOUSE THE BALANCE WAS 89K THESE ARE THE WORST OF THE WORST ON THIS EARTH "TERRORIST" IN SUITS. THEIR OFFICE MUST BE LIKE FORT KNOX BECAUSE I'M SURE PEOPLE WOULD LIKE TO PERSONALLY THANK LARRY SR, LARRY JR, RANDY RENYOLD, BENNY HIBLER AND ANN FOR ALL THEY DO. ALL FOR NOW I'M GETTING UPSET AGAIN. MY EMAIL SIGN_INSTALLER@HOTMAIL.COM

by Renee Burton From Ocala, FL on June 10, 2008

They tried to work with me the first time around. I just didn't have a way of contacting them letting them know what was going on. This time they didn't even send me a letter before sending a summons on the foreclosure.

by Anonymous From McDonald, PA on June 10, 2008

by Susan Cagle From Tampa, FL on June 10, 2008

by Lauren Marietta From Saint Clair Shores, MI on June 03, 2008

RUDE, RUDE, RUDE!!! I despise calling them because they never help or understand anyway.

by Anonymous From Houston, TX on May 30, 2008

The best thing to do when dealing with these idiots is to send your payment via wire transfer, such as Western Union. This way you have a record or the transaction and the receipt is electronically stamped with the date and time. This keeps Litton PIRATES from holding a check for up to 45 days and claiming that you were late with payment.

by Somewhere From Washington, DC on May 30, 2008

My loan just got sold to these people. After receiving the notice from my mortgage company I decided to research the company and to my surprise I found all of this negative information about them. I have not received any letter stating my new loan number and I couldn't find a decent number to call them. We have made our payments on time the entire loan. I am concerned that my hard earned credit will be ruined. So it's time to act now.

by Anonymous From Lutz, FL on May 23, 2008

by Optional From Las Vegas, NV on May 22, 2008

Litton Loan Servicing is a true case of predatory capitalism at its finest. No morals, no ethics, and no conscience. Hell hath no fury like a consumer scorned!!! Beware Litton, the force is against you.

by Anonymous From Glendale, AZ on May 22, 2008

by Karen Doering From San Jose, CA on May 21, 2008

I asked for help and they told me I needed to send them $40,000.00 to re-instate my loan. If I had $40,000.00 in the bank, I would not be behind in my mortgage. I have called back and left messages but no one calls me back. I am going to lose my home I have had since 1982 on 5/29/08. I can not find anyone to rent to me because of all the problems with Litton. Help me GOD please. -

by Anonymous From Epsom, NH on May 21, 2008

We've had the same problem with "lost documents", they haveb been "reviewing " our loan modification for six months, and we just received a letter from a lawyer with a sell date for our house. HELP!!!!

by Kimberly From Rocklin, CA on May 19, 2008

We had a loan modification completed, as our rate went up over 5% over the course of 1 1/2 years. The sent the confirmation with new rate and legal docs. we paid the fee's and returned all the docs. They denied receiving, and claimed us in default. Luckily, we FedEx'd the doc's and are fighting them, but it appears that this is a total scam on their part. They want to be "helpful" and cooperate with this government program, but really are screwing the people who need the help most. I don't believe all these lost documents are accidental. They need a class action brought against them.

by Anonymous From Deltona, FL on May 13, 2008

by Danny Blais From Pearblossom, CA on May 13, 2008

by Jose Melandes From Port Saint Lucie, FL on May 13, 2008

by Catherine Grindlay From Rome, NY on May 10, 2008

by Jessica From Osseo, MN on May 09, 2008

I have attempted to send Litton Loan information for a loan modification on 4 separate occassions now. At first I thought it was a fluke that they had not received my information by fax but now this being the 4th time I'm having a few concerns. After reading all these complaints I definitely see this isn't an isolated incident. I'm really frustrated. Our payments have skyrocketed to more than $1600 since 2004 when it was a little over $1000. Added to this, they have increased the late fees. We have never been more than 30 days late, we always pay after the 16 day grace period (our fault, I understand). I know it's not Litton's fault for our payments being so high because we did agree to the ARM but if they say they are going to help, HELP!!!

by Anonymous From Jacksonville, FL on May 04, 2008

I got away from Litton in 2007 at a loss of nearly $15,000 in undocumented fees. Now, they are sending 1098 forms for 2007, in which they claim I paid them over $9,000 in mortgage interest - for three months in 2007! I am filing a complaint with the IRS, Criminal Investigation for tax fraud and money laundering.

by shelby/michelle gilbert From Pelahatchie, MS on May 03, 2008

My dad is always on time until he was late because he is hurt and cannot work .. he built that house, this loan was only taken for a family member with medical needs, the house was pd off twice before

by PAULA From Lynwood, CA on May 02, 2008

LITTON LOAN SERVICING ALWAYS PROMISE TO RETURN MY CALLS AND I NEVER GET A CALL BACKK..

by James kesterson From Wildomar, CA on May 01, 2008

by Anonymous From Santa Maria, CA on April 28, 2008

by Frank Baker From Owasso, OK on April 22, 2008

Definitely a predatory lending group! Have pretty much stolen our equity and are making it impossible to ever correct the situation.

by Anonymous From Houston, TX on April 19, 2008

by Anonymous From Alexandria, LA on April 17, 2008

by mark lerma From Pittsburg, CA on April 17, 2008

by Corrine Hepworth From Hackettstown, NJ on April 17, 2008

by Anonymous From San Antonio, TX on April 15, 2008

Litton forces a lender placed insurance even though I pay for my own insurance and taxes. They take my mortgage payment and place it on a fake escrow account and repeated resubmitting proof of insurance they reimburse my money. But, meanwhile they report me to the three credit bureaus as being a late payer. I have never been late in paying my mortgage, I have always paid my taxes and insurance but Litton has ruined my credit. Thus, I am stuck with them because I can't refinance, nobody wants to give me a loan. I have all the documentation that I have paid on time, insurance, and taxes but Litton has worn me out. Watch out people, be careful because they will find a way to trap you. I now send my paymnets via Western Union, because they always claimed they did not receive payment on time. Extra fees for that.

by Lynette Gherardi From Youngstown, OH on April 14, 2008

by John Bernstein From Lithonia, GA on April 14, 2008

by Felicia Lein From Marianna, FL on April 13, 2008

Difficult to receive same info consistently. No phone calls returned and exorbitant fees.

by Anonymous From Trenton, OH on April 12, 2008

We were on an interest only loan and once the two years came up our interest rate increased from 6.75 to 9.99, increasing our monthly payment over $400. We are trying to get the loan modification program to bring us back to 6.75 or lower if possible. I submitted all my paperwork March 18 and just April 7 the paperwork began to be processed. I called back in March to confirm the received paperwork and no one ever returned my call, when in fact, their voice mail says they will get back with us within 24 hours. That is a flat lie!! I told them this and of course they could not do anything about it! Now we are eagerly waiting to see if we qualify for the loan modification program. I pray to God that it will happen. They say it takes 30-90 days. We are really struggling. We've already made two month payments with $400 more than normal. We cannot continue this much longer. Please pray for us, as we will do the same for all the people on this page dealing with issues with LItton Loan. It is very stressful but we need to be persistent and call every couple of days and just have FAITH!!

by Anonymous From Laurel, DE on April 12, 2008

They act as though they will help, but mysteriously all of our documents get lost. We are very frustrated with them.

by Anonymous From Satellite Beach, FL on April 11, 2008

I would say with the amount of foreclosures going on in this country that Litton Loan is doing the best they can with what they have. What is this country going to do when millions are foreclosed on and the bank is holding the bag? Really what WE ALL NEED TO DO is BAND TOGETHER and write to the president about our foreclosures and seek help! The government is bailing out BUILDERS-Home Builders so they can keep existing! What about us poor slobs who bought their homes? Litton Loan can only pay a certain amount of people a certain amount of money and there is only 24 hours in the day for us poor slobs who signed the dotted line for our homes! Where is the Government for us? They provide food stamps, aid to families with 16 children, pay rent for the professionally unemployed, etc and so forth... so what about us? We are the fabric of America, unraveling! Who or what is it going to take for us to save our homes?????

by Anonymous From Memphis, TN on April 11, 2008

SO LET'S STOP COMPLAINING,RALLY UP, GET OUR GUNS AND AMBUSH THIS ENTIRE COMPANY!!! I bet someone will listen to our cry then. F@$king A$$holes!!!!

by Anonymous From Vancouver, WA on April 10, 2008

was not willing to work anything out when the mortgage industry was good. But now they want to stay alive and give anybody the opportunity to work with them on their mortgage. Calls you even after you have worked out an agreement with them.

by Jay From Portland, OR on April 09, 2008

We put an offer in on a short sale. Litton had to approve it. They are SLOW They do not respond to email they do not respond to phone calls they are rude they do not have thier shit together. when we do get a hold of them they ask us to fax documents that have been faxed already (many times) I bet they are going thew way of bear sterns

by Steve Nagy From Leverett, MA on April 08, 2008

by Steve Nagy From Leverett, MA on April 08, 2008

by Anonymous From Ypsilanti, MI on April 04, 2008

by Anonymous From Bergen, NY on April 01, 2008

by Robert Lord From Casselberry, FL on April 01, 2008

I had a stroke 2 years ago, which put me on workmans comp. I had to refinance my home, to help pay medical bills etc. I have a new job now, making far less money then I was used too. As soon as Litton found out I was on workmans comp. they foreclosed on me the first time, I was able to borrow the money from my parents to get out of it. I have no one else to borrow from.

by mellisa gilmore From Springfield, MO on March 31, 2008

by Anonymous From Clarkston, WA on March 25, 2008

dont like talking to a machine or have someone you cant understand.

by Rachelle From Saint Michael, MN on March 21, 2008

We are also having issues with Litton Loan. We tried to do the Loan Modification and they denied us. We've called again and asked what they can help us with. They pretty much told us we need to have a more "even" debt to income ratio. If it's too high, they can't help us. And if it's too low, they can't help us. WTF??? We pay out more than we bring in. Doesn't that say something??? We need help and we're asking and they aren't doing anything. I'm so frustrated right now!!!

by Anonymous From Lindale, TX on March 21, 2008

They are a very large organization and because of that fact are hard to deal with. They don't return phone calls and are very quick to simply "throw you under the bus" and sell your home when you get behind. Promises to work with you to save your home are not necessarily true. Look at their website, they have a separate section just for lawyers who handle foreclosures. My advice, go straight to the professionals and hire someone to negotiate for you. Unless you have all day to spend on the phone, you'll never get anywhere until it's too late.

by Peggy Czeczeli From Bellevue, OH on March 19, 2008

most of our credit problems started with litton loan. check out their complaints.

by Anonymous From Azusa, CA on March 19, 2008

by Marie Biddix From Woodland, WA on March 17, 2008

by douglas farra From Freehold, NJ on March 17, 2008

by Jeanne Blake From Portsmouth, VA on March 12, 2008

I filled out their online form for making payment problems and was never contacted in regard to it. when I was contacted about late payments, i mentioned situation and was never contacted in regards to helping. the sent me information about morgage debt company with a "new plan" and the mortgage was the same. If I can't make my payment now, how would that have helped??

by Lizabeth Flores From Santa Maria, CA on March 11, 2008

by Anonymous From Fort Lauderdale, FL on March 09, 2008

Litton has been flexible. HomeEQ has been HORRENDOUS!!!!!

by Jayson Jones From Arlington, TX on March 05, 2008

by Anonymous From Banning, CA on March 03, 2008

by angelo hunt From Woodbridge, VA on February 26, 2008

They have been helpful lately but, I know that I need someone with knowledge in this field to assist me cause they have been rude to me in the past.

by Anonymous From Northridge, CA on February 25, 2008

POLITICIAN YOU HEARD THE CRY AND COMPLAINS OF THE PEOPLE YOU HAVE THE POWER TO CLOSE THIS ORGANIZATION WHAT ELSE ARE YOU WAITING FOR WHAT?SOMEONE GO IN LITTON 'S OFFICE AND START SHOOTING EVERYBODY THERE. FOR GOD SAKE DO SOMETHING SHUT IT DOWN.

by lena coleman From Tampa, FL on February 23, 2008

by natalie austin From Pottstown, PA on February 22, 2008

by Anonymous From Fairfield, OH on February 22, 2008

by charles Motley From Canastota, NY on February 21, 2008

by Anonymous From Wallace, NC on February 21, 2008

Litton Loan told us that we were approved for the modification and then 2 weeks later we are presented with foreclosure papers and now we cannot get anyone from the company to take our phone calls or return phone calls. It is so frustrating when you are trying to do something and you have no cooperation from the company. These people do not care that you are gonna lose your home. If they did,they would do everything in their power to help you. How do you know where you stand if they won't even talk to you. This is not a company that anyone would want to deal with.

by Michelle Motz From Lincolnton, NC on February 20, 2008

I sent my last two years tax returns and a letter and all other kinds of documentation that they sent me to apply for a modification plan last year before I went into foreclosure and 60-90 days went by, nothing, no one knew anything about it. I tracked the letter and paid 35.00 to mail it and they told me that someone in the mail room must have gotten it, I gave them the name and never spoke to a soul who knew anything about it. All of my personal info. is who knows where. They have not been willing to help me at all. There is probably notes in my account a mile long, I called weekly having to tell just ONE more person the whole story, nothing ever happened the rate just increased over the time period and there was no resolution but to pay what I owed to keep the sale from happening. I went to family, but my grandmother who helped me is now in the hospital for 40 days now on the ventilator, I have no other family, these people Litton, seem to have no concern. I actually asked them if they wanted me to lose my house, as it feels this way with no help to make these payments more manageable for me, but only increasing them more and more.

by Anonymous From Cleveland, OH on February 20, 2008

they are the worst people to deal with . we are losing our home because of them

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by Anonymous From Petersburg, OH on February 14, 2008

I left message after message without a return phone call.Finally when I did get a hold of my agent it was almost too late to do anything.

by Henry Carey From Fort Myers, FL on February 12, 2008

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by Anonymous From Bluff City, TN on January 31, 2008

They harass you and they won't work with you ,when your having hard times ,that you don't expect. They don't care about their customers at all. This is the worst portage Co. that anyone could get involved with. I was bought into this Co. from the other mortgage Co. that I had, other words sold to Litton. I wouldn't have wanted to have them as a mortgage holder, they should let the Home owner decide which Co. they would prefer & be able to know something about them, before they sell it to another Co.They need to be closed down.

by Anonymous From Corona, CA on January 30, 2008

not very helpful and do not return phone calls, and their employees are at times quite rude. They seem to have a internal communication problem, because no one seems to know what other people have done.

by hevey richmond From Kihei, HI on January 24, 2008

no one to talk to after we put in a loan modification

by Anonymous From Pomona, CA on January 23, 2008

by SATINIZED IN WASHINGTON BY LITTON From Ariel, WA on January 23, 2008

THE VERY PITTS OF HELL TO DEAL WITH. THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD FORCE THEM TO CLOSE THEIR DOORS FOREVER AND QUIT PRAYING ON WORKING AMERICANS. THEY MUST BE A FOREIGN ENTITY

by Anonymous From Hagerstown, MD on January 16, 2008

Litton Loan Servicing only had me 2 months. mine has been sold 3 times ,i have 2 loans with them both was sold to them

by Samantha, VA From Wytheville, VA on January 10, 2008

Everything that is being said about this company is so true. Has anyone had the surprise of CORPORATE FEES yet? I pray someone takes the bas***ds down. I will refi if it kills me just to get away from these a**holes. Best of luck to you all!

by JOE From Humble, TX on December 18, 2007

LISTEN PEOPLE, WHEN A LOAN IS SOLD TO LITTON, THEY CAN'T CHANGE THE TERMS OF THE ORIGINAL NOTE. IF IT IS AN ARM, THEN YOUR RATE WILL INCREASE WHEN IT IS SCHEDULED TO CHANGE. LITTON DOES NOT REGULATE THIS, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DOES. LITTON DOES NOT WANT YOUR HOUSE, THEY WANT THE $$ THAT IS OWED. I AM A REALTOR AND KNOW THE REAL ESTATE/MORTGAGE INDUSTRY. MANY OF THE PEOPLE GETTING FORECLOSED ON NOW SHOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN QUALIFIED FOR THE LOAN IN THE FIRST PLACE A COUPLE OF YEARS BACK. NOW THEY ARE REAPING THE CONSEQUENCES!!!KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GETTING INTO BEFORE YOU SIGN THE LOAN PAPERWORK. REMEMBER, WHEN YOUR LOAN IS SOLD, THE TERMS OF THE LOAN CANNOT BE CHANGED. IT COSTS A LENDER ABOUT 40K TO FORECLOSE ON A HOME. THIS IS WHY IT IS NEVER GOOD FOR ANYONE, INCLUDING LITTON TO TAKE YOUR HOME....

by Anonymous From Columbia, SC on December 15, 2007

They are the worst company you can deal with.Just like many others,my mortgage was sold to LITTON LOAN COMPANY.My first home,I live here 8 years before my loan was sold to them.Eventual I lost my home due to an increase in my payments.I was not aware of the increase until receiving foreclosure orders.Someone needs to do something about this company .

by Litton= Lies + More Lies + Fees = BIG $ 4 Litton From Champaign, IL on December 14, 2007

Due to a bank error, our September payment was returned. Unaware, we mailed October 1st payment, only to have our check returned by Litton, due to the September bank error. I immediately obtained a letter from our bank explaining that it was THEIR error and that one of their tellers had made an error and deducted a withdrawal from our account the day prior to our September payments arrival. They explained that it was 100% their error and clearly stated that we had enough available to cover that payment, they apologized and plainly stated to Litton that our mortgage payment should have never been returned in September. I forward copies of this letter by mail, and was instructed to fax it to 4 separate fax numbers to the attention of four different people, which I did that same day. Various Lying, Dishonest, Employees in the Loss Mitigation Department all assured me, they would make notations in my file and forward it