CommentWe fell behind on our high variable interest mortgage, when both my husband and I lost our jobs for several months over the last year. We struggled to make good on the loan, and made every effort to keep our home from foreclosure, and eventually filed bankruptcy. HomEq would not negotiate a modifcation. Throughout the entire process, HomEq’s billing and accounting, has been grossly inaccurate, billing us and adding unrealistic fees for payments that were made, but THEY had no record of. And we were asked to provide proof of payment almost every month. If a bank cannot keep track of its own investments, how can it be expected to manage a hand out from the government?
Two days before the bank auction, HomEq insisted that we pay ten thousand dollars before they would even consider “modifying” our mortgage. If you are buying a home do not go with them...RUN AWAY! As far away from them as you can, or you, too will lose your home to them.
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| 1. Written by ha ha ha, on 06-10-2009 00:39 Out of work three days and now you cannot make your mortgage payment..sound like bull to me. Stop complaining and expecting a free handout and go to work and pay your mortgages. I see you didn't give up your internet access to save your home |
| 2. Written by pissed off too, on 21-09-2009 14:02 icalled them and told them i can't make my payments due to the three furlough days i have to take. i offered to give them half of the payment and make up the rest when the furlough stop. they said no and they would not give me a mod.So guess what home eq, come and get it. i will be here untill i have to leave. |
| 3. Written by pissed off homeowner, on 04-09-2009 15:51 homeq ***. they offered me a motgage modification that was a higher payment than i originally had. when i refused it thay filed foreclosure. when my attorney asked for documentation they never responded. they files papers with the court for summary judgement. they were told no because we answered thier complaint. they still havent prodused anything and scheduled a hearing. and get this...they are going to appear by telephone. i dont even get my right to ask questions face to face. they called me last week and said they wanted to work something out. only if i gave them $8,000 first which i refused to do. i was out of work for 4 months and fell behind. i have the money to save the house but after all thier bullshit fees im $30,000 under water. i used to have $50,00 equity that got wiped out in the recession but that dont matter to them that i lost money. then i asked about obamas 31% plan. they said they were going to participate but MAYBE by the end of the year. alot of good that does to help anyone now. they say thier looking out for thier investors. well heres a news flash for them.....when they take peoples houses and they lie vacant and get vandalized before they are sold it costs thier precious investors money. they loose alot more than homeq thinks thier saving them. if they acted fairly and responsibbly they would be earning thier investors a proffit. if i was an investor in the trusts that homeq services id sue them. they are the most unproffessional people ive ever dealt with. most of them cant even speak english and read from a prepared script. when you ask them a question they dont know what to say if its not on thier script. what a bunch of loosers. thats ok. since they didnt care about me i dont care about them. i hope the investors like loosing billions of dollars. cause thats what homeq cost them. .....can you say class action lawsuit!!!!!! |
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