OCWEN
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2014 3:51 pm
Stella: Just as much as they don't know their heads from tree stump, and
they have the same level of intelligence in most cases, I file the form
Motion and put in some language about approving a loan modification and
attach a copy. When they see the motion, the motion will be granted as to
discussions, but denied as to the loan mod itself. As long as they see a
motion regarding a loan modification granted, that usually does the trick
for our loan modifications. Sometimes it is good that they are not so
smart.
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On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 3:19 PM, Stella Havkin wrote:
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> I just had a lovely talk with Ocwen. My fifth now. They are trying to
> get around the governmental regulations on loan modifications. They are
> requiring approval of the loan modifications by the Court. I have
> explained to these individuals and their supervisors and relationship
> managers that what they are asking for is not possible in California. They
> are saying then the loan modification will stay pending. Who do I report
> this nonsense to?
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> Stella
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Stella: Just as much as they don't know their heads from tree stump, and they have the same level of intelligence in most cases, I file the form Motion and put in some language about approving a loan modification and attach a copy. When they see the motion, the motion will be granted as to discussions, but denied as to the loan mod itself. As long as they see a motion regarding a loan modification granted, that usually does the trick for our loan modifications. Sometimes it is good that they are not so smart.
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