Comments on: Loss Mitigation Phone Numbers http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/ Loan Modification & Home Loan News Sat, 20 Mar 2010 15:31:56 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Vic http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-17446 Vic Wed, 14 Oct 2009 20:11:20 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-17446 IIs there an established cutoff date for lenders to quit offering loan modifications? I heard it could stop in December 2009. Is this true? Also, has anyone had any loan modification experiences with Aurora Loan Services? We will be dealing with them. IIs there an established cutoff date for lenders to quit offering loan modifications? I heard it could stop in December 2009. Is this true? Also, has anyone had any loan modification experiences with Aurora Loan Services? We will be dealing with them.

]]> By: Michele http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-16617 Michele Tue, 08 Sep 2009 18:21:34 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-16617 Moe, I can’t thank you enough, this is the first I have hear of all the work you are doing. You are awesome. I wanted to make a comment to the last few post, although they were back in May, I am hoping this will help. I gained a lot of experience in foreclosures when I worked for F.D.I.C. as an Asset Manager. I have now been working as a Real Estate Sales Person for 15 years specializing in Short Sales and REO, and Pre-Foreclosures. This past year I made it my mission to help people out of their pre-foreclosure situation, free or not. I just couldn't stand to watch the lenders take advantage of these folks lack of knowledge in this area anymore. Here is the deal.....if you are calling the Loss Mitigation Dept, Workout Department or what ever that particular Lender calls it, and you are not getting the response you need.....start crawling up the ladder, ask for their manager, and their manager and so on. Don't worry about getting the person who is trying to help you in trouble. Even though they have been really nice and tried to help, it’s not their fault more than likely. Either they have to large of a work load or have not been properly trained. This is what I do when I am desperately trying to help a client. Go on Dunn and Bradstreet, Nadac, etc. Run a search on the company, get the name of the CEO, CFO, Pres. and every VP you can find and start emailing every one of them and follow up with a phone call, that’s right, call them. You have the 800 number; just ask for him like he or she is your old buddy. You may think this is drastic, but it works and if you are wondering how you get their email, just go to the company website and search for any email of a employee or loan officer and what ever form there email address is in, the CEO, etc., will be in the same format. For example: John.Doe@BankofAmerican.com It’ usually that simple. AND PLEASE MAKE IT A NICE EMAIL, THIS IS THE FIRST TIME HE OR SHE HAS HEARD OF YOU AND DONT MAKE IT AN ESSAY.....LIKE MY POSTING (LOL). Just remember, think outside the box. Good luck and God Bless. P.S. Always save copies of everything you send, make two copies and keep one because you will want to send it again (both fax and mail). Always include your pertinent info on all correspondence such as your Loan number. Moe, I can’t thank you enough, this is the first I have hear of all the work you are doing. You are awesome.
I wanted to make a comment to the last few post, although they were back in May, I am hoping this will help. I gained a lot of experience in foreclosures when I worked for F.D.I.C. as an Asset Manager.
I have now been working as a Real Estate Sales Person for 15 years specializing in Short Sales and REO, and Pre-Foreclosures. This past year I made it my mission to help people out of their pre-foreclosure situation, free or not. I just couldn’t stand to watch the lenders take advantage of these folks lack of knowledge in this area anymore.
Here is the deal…..if you are calling the Loss Mitigation Dept, Workout Department or what ever that particular Lender calls it, and you are not getting the response you need…..start crawling up the ladder, ask for their manager, and their manager and so on. Don’t worry about getting the person who is trying to help you in trouble. Even though they have been really nice and tried to help, it’s not their fault more than likely. Either they have to large of a work load or have not been properly trained.
This is what I do when I am desperately trying to help a client. Go on Dunn and Bradstreet, Nadac, etc. Run a search on the company, get the name of the CEO, CFO, Pres. and every VP you can find and start emailing every one of them and follow up with a phone call, that’s right, call them. You have the 800 number; just ask for him like he or she is your old buddy. You may think this is drastic, but it works and if you are wondering how you get their email, just go to the company website and search for any email of a employee or loan officer and what ever form there email address is in, the CEO, etc., will be in the same format. For example: John.Doe@BankofAmerican.com
It’ usually that simple.
AND PLEASE MAKE IT A NICE EMAIL, THIS IS THE FIRST TIME HE OR SHE HAS HEARD OF YOU AND DONT MAKE IT AN ESSAY…..LIKE MY POSTING (LOL). Just remember, think outside the box. Good luck and God Bless.
P.S. Always save copies of everything you send, make two copies and keep one because you will want to send it again (both fax and mail). Always include your pertinent info on all correspondence such as your Loan number.

]]> By: jim http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14943 jim Tue, 26 May 2009 21:54:12 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14943 homecomings is doing the same to me. is there any way to hold these people accountable? the "obama plan" seems to be all talk but no action. what are they required to do, and who do they report to? i am tired of making call after call and getting no information. they said it would be 10 days after i submitted my worksheet, but after 6 weeks i have no information and i just get rude people telling me to wait by the phone. homecomings is doing the same to me. is there any way to hold these people accountable? the “obama plan” seems to be all talk but no action. what are they required to do, and who do they report to? i am tired of making call after call and getting no information. they said it would be 10 days after i submitted my worksheet, but after 6 weeks i have no information and i just get rude people telling me to wait by the phone.

]]> By: Sue B Working on Short Sales in CA, Central Valley http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14835 Sue B Working on Short Sales in CA, Central Valley Tue, 19 May 2009 23:13:28 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14835 Does anyone have a good contact number and fax number for Oxford Managment? Thanks for any help! Does anyone have a good contact number and fax number for Oxford Managment? Thanks for any help!

]]> By: Tom http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14809 Tom Mon, 18 May 2009 23:08:19 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14809 I have been struggling to say the least with Homecomings financial for the past 10+ months and am within 2 short weeks of losing my home. I have placed call after call and have recieved nothing but conflicting information from people within Homecomings with regards to what I am or am not qualified for. I would really like a phone number that would help me get something done with Homcomings! I can not afford a for profit modification company. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you I have been struggling to say the least with Homecomings financial for the past 10+ months and am within 2 short weeks of losing my home. I have placed call after call and have recieved nothing but conflicting information from people within Homecomings with regards to what I am or am not qualified for. I would really like a phone number that would help me get something done with Homcomings! I can not afford a for profit modification company. Any help or advice is greatly appreciated.

Thank you

]]> By: David http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14723 David Thu, 14 May 2009 19:09:47 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14723 HI does any one happen to have a spreadsheet or a list of all the loss mitigation departments phone numbers i just recently started doing loan mods for a company from home and would really appriciate a list of all of t he numbers please let me know if anyone can help me.. Thank You HI does any one happen to have a spreadsheet or a list of all the loss mitigation departments phone numbers i just recently started doing loan mods for a company from home and would really appriciate a list of all of t he numbers please let me know if anyone can help me..

Thank You

]]> By: kmosabe1@aol.com http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14341 kmosabe1@aol.com Sun, 26 Apr 2009 20:25:59 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14341 I have a question - I am not in default, (yet)have current 15 year fixed loan with Chase, but layed off in 2007, and have been underemployed, unable to find suitable FT employment, and am currently eating up my savings. Can I get a loan modification to convert to 30 year fixed to offer some relief? I have a question – I am not in default, (yet)have current 15 year fixed loan with Chase, but layed off in 2007, and have been underemployed, unable to find suitable FT employment, and am currently eating up my savings. Can I get a loan modification to convert to 30 year fixed to offer some relief?

]]> By: AK http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14258 AK Wed, 22 Apr 2009 19:43:07 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14258 My payment voucher states Coldwell Banker Mortgage... I'm wondering if they're just the servicer. Would anyone happen to know the number to loss mitigation for them? Thanks. My payment voucher states Coldwell Banker Mortgage… I’m wondering if they’re just the servicer. Would anyone happen to know the number to loss mitigation for them?

Thanks.

]]> By: Tammy http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14208 Tammy Tue, 21 Apr 2009 13:26:54 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14208 Regarding Homecomings Financial/GMAC IF you are in bankruptcy AND have submitted the attorney authorization to discuss mitigation, the direct phone number to follow up is 800-482-3530. Have your loan number handy so you can know which person to route to. You will get a message to leave your name, account # and a call back number. Can't say yet how long the call back takes-I still haven't gotten the call from them 2 months after my attorney authorization got there. Regarding Homecomings Financial/GMAC

IF you are in bankruptcy AND have submitted the attorney authorization to discuss mitigation, the direct phone number to follow up is 800-482-3530. Have your loan number handy so you can know which person to route to. You will get a message to leave your name, account # and a call back number. Can’t say yet how long the call back takes-I still haven’t gotten the call from them 2 months after my attorney authorization got there.

]]> By: David http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14161 David Mon, 20 Apr 2009 19:32:17 +0000 http://loanworkout.org/2007/10/01/loss-mitigation-phone-numbers/#comment-14161 Karen Benton in Loss Mitigation? The phone number for me to call was listed as 1-866-7163-4784. If you have seen the movie "My Blue Heaven" with Steve Martin, I simply cannot drop the "1" to make it correct. Karen Benton in Loss Mitigation? The phone number for me to call was listed as 1-866-7163-4784.
If you have seen the movie “My Blue Heaven” with Steve Martin, I simply cannot drop the “1″ to make it correct.

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