But I made a call to Select Portfolio Servicing anyway and left a message. A staffer called back, but only to ask what the questions were and to relay them to a higher-up.
Shortly after that, Nido’s attorney sent me an e-mail.
“I don’t know what you did but I’ve got an offer from SPS (Select Portfolio Servicing),” Parker wrote.
Because of a confidentiality agreement Parker couldn’t describe the terms of the modification, but she said they were good for Nido.
“It’s a modification she can afford,” Parker said. “It’s not going to be fluctuating, and it allows her to keep her home.”
All of which raises the question: Did Nido suddenly become a good borrower worthy of a modification simply because a reporter called?
