Home Preservation is bull shit
Complaint
Anonym
Country: United States
I just want to inform everyone that Wells Fargo's Home Preservation department is useless and very deceiving. In the last few years I have faced numerous hardships due to medical conditions, unemployment, and salary cuts, in which I had used all my savings and 401k, because "Wells Fargo's Home Preservation Program", failed to provide any help and I was denied any help every time. A common phrases I heard numerously were “we can’t do anything for you Sir”, “we’ll have one of our specialist call you back”, and “this call is an attempt to collect a debt”. This program will not work, but influence the buyer to continue paying their mortgage thinking help is on the way, “NOT TRUE”, while Wells Fargo is receiving money and continuing foreclosure on your house. If you noticed that every department from Wells Fargo, when they call the 1st thing out of their mouth is, “this call is an attempt to collect a debt”, which advice you to pay immediately. In the same day Wells Fargo inform me that my home had trigger the initial proceedings for foreclosure and notify you that you have 34 days for repayment (this was more like a threat than a notification) and later that day I was contact by this department and was told different, which recommended to continue payments and my loan will be reviewed by an underwriter within 30-60 days. Wells Fargo is full of s***, they don’t care about you; because the loans are insured and they will get paid no matter what. Their goal is to squeeze your money while they’re following the state foreclosure guidelines. This is why the government is currently auditing the bank’s foreclosures in search of foul play. Im in my last proceeding and I trying to borrow money from family members to repay the passed due amount…..”Why you may ask?” This is my roof over my head and all my money has been invested in this home, I don’t want to lose it for just $8K. I recommend that if your facing this situation it’s better to make a decision early and decide to either stop paying mortgage and save your money (live free for 6 to 18 months free) or borrow money and make your account current only if you believe you can continue paying your mortgage for at least another 1-1.5yr. Don’t depend on Wells Fargo to provide any help or alleviated your situation. Avoid working with Kevin Finnen and Zanarda Johnson Home Preservation Specialist.
They don't want you to qualify and they ask for the same documents numerous times, change process, change forms, and change personnel in the process to start all over, and missing information, which was never requested.
Check this websites:
https://www.wellsfargo.com/press/2010/20100115_HAMP
http://www.johnmschwarzlaw.com/wells-fargo-analysis-50-fail-hamp-eligibility/
They don't want you to qualify and they ask for the same documents numerous times, change process, change forms, and change personnel in the process to start all over, and missing information, which was never requested.
Check this websites:
https://www.wellsfargo.com/press/2010/20100115_HAMP
http://www.johnmschwarzlaw.com/wells-fargo-analysis-50-fail-hamp-eligibility/
Comments
Joseph Smith Director.
http://mortgageoversight.tumblr.com/tagged/Servicing%20Standards
JS Quote: There 300 standards defined governing how servicers treat their distressed customers.
These standards are monitored by Joseph Smith quarterly. These reports come from the Primary Professional firms (PPF) and the Secondary Professional Firms (SPF) handing the servicing.
Important!! There is no monitoring or surveying of the distressed customers being served.
Consequently the distressed customers’ only way of feedback is via online forums
Standards:
Customer service (including communication
protocols, single point of contact, staffing levels,
training and oversight) Standards that govern
interactions between borrowers and their
servicers to enhance service quality and to reduce
confusion and lost time
Documentation
(including preservation of original note, accuracy
of information, borrower access to documents)
Standards that safeguard the paper trail so it is
accurate and available to all parties.
Loan modification
Standards that define borrowers’ ability to modify
the terms of their loans and servicers’ obligations
when they agree to consider a loan modification, in order
to make foreclosure a last resort.
Single Point of Contact (SPOC)
1. Servicer shall establish an easily accessible and reliable single
point of contact (“SPOC”) for each potentially-eligible first lien
mortgage borrower so that the borrower has access to an employee
of Servicer to obtain information throughout the loss mitigation,
loan modification and foreclosure processes.
2. Servicer shall initially identify the SPOC to the borrower promptly
after a potentially-eligible borrower requests loss mitigation
assistance. Servicer shall provide one or more direct means of
communication with the SPOC on loss mitigation-related
correspondence with the borrower. Servicer shall promptly
provide updated contact information to the borrower if the
designated SPOC is reassigned, no longer employed by Servicer,
or otherwise not able to act as the primary point of contact.
Documentation
Servicer shall maintain procedures to ensure accuracy and timely updating of borrower’s account information. Servicer shall also maintain adequate documentation of borrower account information, which
may be in either electronic or paper format.
What to do if you’re having problems with your Mortgage Modification servicer:
Always remember, Mortgage servicing companies are being paid with TAXPAYER funds by the Federal Government to provide you Mortgage Modification services. They are in service to you, not the other way around. The servicing standards are set up to limit distress to borrowers in an already stressful situation.
Each state’s Attorney General’s Office is involved in the process. If you’re having problems as indicated in this forum, you need to download complaint forms and file them. This will not affect the outcome of you settlements. The Federal court rulings set up standards to protect you.
I received Act 91 papers and with advise from a bankruptcy attorney did what the Act 91 paperwork told me to do. It was very stressful and had to recount my story again and again to a Credit Counseling Service.
I then continue to get calls "collecting the debt" from the same department that sent the Act 91 papers, and guess what? The people they have calling from the "collection" areas have NO IDEA what an ACT 91 is!! How do you send out foreclosuer proceedings and have no idea what you have sent? So I education several reps and suggested they look at my call transcipts and notes on the account. The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing at Wells Fargo, and we, the consumers who are trying to remain transparent in our hardships are suffering.
I have done all I can at this point. I would recommend anyone going through this , to contact an attorney, or Legal Aid, and get advice. They are not handling these situations well at all.
i went through the bs of resubmitting my paperwork more than one time, as they sent me the same paperwork 3 times in a week and a half.
How can a Kitchen Design/Cabinet Sales person take a decision on your financials???.
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Linette Hadley
Kitchen Design/Cabinet Sales
Urbandale, Iowa
Building Materials
Current
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Previous
Specialty Suppliers,
The Home Depot
Education
Audubon High School
Home Preservation Specialist
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
June 2010 – Present (3 years 3 months)Des Moines, Iowa Area
Kitchen Design/Sales
Specialty Suppliers
January 2007 – August 2008 (1 year 8 months)
The Home Depot
Kitchen Design/Cabinet Sales
The Home Depot
March 2002 – January 2007 (4 years 11 months)