Chase, like many companies in its pursuit for improving how it does business, attempted to make some changes to Loss Mitigation Workout line up. Traditionally speaking the process goes from having a simple document collector and negotiator structure to trying to break down the whole system to a Multiple Stage Process (opener, negotiator, closer,...
PNC Bank: Short Sale Work Flow… Don’t get stuck you may never make it.
PNC Bank, not to be confused with PNC Mortgage (as if it wasn’t hard enough to already deal with them), has a work flow for dealing with their short sales just like anyone else. It is always important to deal with the right people, at the right time, and and ask the right questions...
Chase Recovery Department: Out for Blood? Well anything they can get at least.
Chase is seemingly not hurting these days as the recovery department is on a set course to collect a minimum of 70% for a full release of the deficiency balance to be released. Now to anyone paying 70K on a 100K debt is a savings of 30K (which by the way the IRS does...
Wells Fargo: My home went REO. How fast is it going to go to be sold?
Frequently we receive phone calls from homeowners who’s properties have been lost to foreclosure and their homes have sold back to the bank at the auction. Wells Fargo’s REO Department is no different and while there isn’t an exact time frame on how long it will take for the property to hit the market....
BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP: Bank of America Short Sale Information: Awaiting Valuation
While processing short sales through the Equator system, once known as REOTrans around this time last year, we received a new message notice advising that they were completing the valuation part of the process. This is a relatively new in the sense that it has only been in the past month couple of months that...
MHA:What is the HAMP review? Frequently Asked Questions.
Many different acronyms get thrown around frequently in the business world. The banking world being one of the largest cogs in private sector it is no wonder confronting your mortgage company and getting a clear understanding of what they are trying to say or who you should be dealing with is so crucial. Now...
MHA: Bank of America’s (and just about everyone else’s) spiel for Immanent Default.
Frequently our clients are concerned about approaching Bank of America to complete their immanent default interview, which happens prior to their falling behind, because they don’t know what to expect. It is important to know is that if you do not answer yes to all the questions you will not qualify for the loan modification process and...
Bank of America: What do I need to know about my automatic email status notifications?
BAC Home Loans Servicing, LP., or Bank of America, wants you to know what all those auto responders mean. In a recent email sent out on August 17, 2010, BAC sent a message about the changes that had taken place over a month ago on July 15th to their partner’s website (Equator.com). It goes into explaining...