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HomeComings Financial Stay away from these guys

In July 2006 I refianced my home with Aegis Lending to get a LOWER rate and fixed rate also. They sold my loan to homecomings. I did not read the mortgage closely and found out later it is a adj. ARM which I was trying to get out of in the first place. My payments of $735 a month were paid on time until Feb 07 when I went into hospital with acute pancretitus. I was in a coma for 4 months. My girlfriend tried to talk to Homecomings at this time but they would not talk to her. They swore her name isn't on the loan but it is. In Aug 07 we brought the loan up current, per her lawyers advice. He advised us the loan was fraudulent and said not to pay. Homecomings sent me paperwork to fill out three times, which I did to explain my current hardship. The only thing I got from them was letters demanding payment of $1100 per month wich I cannot afford. He tried as I have with no success to contact homecomings. I tried to send Homecomings what I could afford but they refused my payments. Due to my illness I can no longer work and am recieving SSI disability. My yearly income has been cut by 75% and to make these payments I couldn't even afford to pay my utilities or feed myself. In April 09 I recieved a foreclosure letter (giving me a month to resolve the issue) which right now I'm filing for bankruptcy, to try to stop this foreclosure. I may lose it all and be out on the streets.

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HomeComings Financial loan modification

In December of 2008 we were informed we qualified for a loan modification with Homecomings. They said they would send the papers to be signed and told me we did not need to send a payment until February 1, 2009 that is when our first modification payment was due. We had not received the papers so I called back to see what was going on and they said that they had sent them. They then said they would send them again and if we did not receive after 5 days to call back. At that time I ask "should I send a regular payment" they said " no you don't need to make a payment until February 1st. We did not receive the papers so after a week I called back. They said they sent the papers. We did not receive them. They then said they would send them next through FedEx. We did then receive the papers and we signed them and had them notarized and sent them back to Homecomings. We made are first modification payment on January 29 and then sent the next month before the due date for March. I now received a phone call last week from Homecomings that we are many months behind now and have just gotten a letter of foreclosure. I contacted Homecomings to see what was going on and they said, although we they had already let us pay 2 months on this modified loan and the interest rate had been lowered on both months statements, that it had been denied. No one had contacted us to tell us that and they continued to except the payments. Now we are moths behind on our mortgage due to their negligence. Can they do that approve you for a modification and then deny 2 months later? I thought a loan modification was permanent.

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San Lorenzo, US
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Jul 14, 2009 11:50 am EDT

The customer service agents in Loss Mitigation are incompetent. I realized after calling today that all they do is read off a script and are nothing more than Collectors disguised as "Customer Service" or "consultants". This is very irritating...

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Jun 09, 2009 12:39 am EDT

My husband is in the real estate industry, and we all know the industry is not going so well. We contacted Homecomings, to let them know that we were having financial difficulties. The sent us a package to fill out, it was sent mailed and faxed to them several times. After sending it to them, and repeatedly contacting them to see if they received it. They finally did- the temporary modifcation was accepted- we paid all three of our payments, the cashiers checks were cashed very quickly. We then received an approved letter letting us know that we were approved and our monthly payments were reduced. When we looked at the paperwork, it appeared that since our property taxes were lowered due to the decline of value property - this was the only reason that our monthly payments were reduced. A notary was sent to our house- the paperwork was sent out. I spoke to Homecomings Financial several times, who advised us that our payments were not due until June 1st with the new payment structure. In an attempt to make the payment agreed upon on time- i was unable to do this online, so i contacted them and they advised me that my modifcation was on hold, and my property was still in foreclosure. I spoke to representatives that did not appear to know what they were talking about- they did not know anything- all they mentioned was that they were going to send an email to the loan specialists- and i would receive a reply within 24-48 hrs- no response, so i called back. Had to explain my story again, and again, every rep explained a completely different story. I asked to talk to a supervisor, a manager- they all said they were going to all me back. Still no response.. and no one know what is going on with modification that was approved.

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Apr 22, 2009 10:35 am EDT

This is by far the worst company on the planet, service ir non existant and they do not care about people.

They need to be investigated by the Better Business Bureua an put out of busines after they repay the 10000'ss of dollars they have ripped off from their customers!

I ahve had 4 payments returned for NO EXPLAINED Reason, payment went from 800 dollars a month to over 1400 a month.

Nobody desrves to be treated this way.

Only in AMERICA can these thugs get away with this, I have hired an attorney and I am going to drag them into court, NOT THEIR LAYWER I want a HOMECOMINGS represenative on the carpet with me in the Judges office, and let the chips falll were they may!

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HomeComings Financial Claiming 6 months of payments missing

Homecomings has tried to forclose on us for awhile now and yet we have always made our payments minus one by accident. They have claimed for over a year that we are missing 6 months but yet I have no extra money in my account. I have tried to get things figured out with them for along time and they constantly tell us that they will call us back within 30 days and they never do. They have ruined our credit so we cannot do anything to get away from them. We now have to always send money orders or cashiers checks or they will not except a payment. We can never get anywhere with them because they always apply our payments to the months prior. Tack on late fees and everything else. Putting charges on our statement that they cannot or will not explain what they are. There is so many things wrong with this company that I could keep writting. I just wish I could get the right help. Obamas plain will not help my family as I do not believe Freddie or fannie are the backers of homecomings.
Someone needs to do something to stop them and help all of us.

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HomeComings Financial Cheating us in our payments

They will not lower our monthly payments and we can not afford $1, 612.65. We told them that we can not afford these payments and they will not work with us. We are 5 months behind because we lost our jobs and are looking for new ones. The interest rate is 8.6 and it is way too high. While we were working that was okay now we are not working and can not afford it and they will not work with us. They keep saying we need $1, 612.65 for 3 months straight and then they will reconsider a payment plan. If we can not afford 1 payment that high how can we afford 3 payments that high. Will somebody come to our aid. We are both retired and living on social security and that is not enough but we have a son that just went through divorce and he said if they wait until April then he can move in and help us out. He can not help us at this time until his divorce is final in April. Please help us.

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LISA WARD
Arlington, US
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Sep 17, 2009 2:33 pm EDT

I WAS ALSO TOLD THE SAME THING. IF I CAN'T PAY THAT AMOUNT FOR ONE MONTH WHAT MAKES THEM THINK I CAN PAY IT FOR 3. THEY ALSO WERE GOING TO SEND PAPER WORK OUT THAT I HAD TO KEEP CALLING THEM ABOUT. I T TOOK ME ABOUT 3 MONTHS TO GET IT. CALLING THEM IS LIKE A JOB BECAUSE YOU ARE GOING TO BE ALL DAY WAITING. IF SOMEONE CAN HELP US PLEASE DO. I DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW THEY ARE STILL IN BUSINESS. THEY ARE ALSO VERY VERY RUDE TO THE PEOPLE WHO PAY THEIR BILL. WOW

LISA WARD ARLINGTON TEXAS

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HomeComings Financial Awful experience

I too have had many problems with Homecomings Financial. The only way I got them to do the right thing (so far anyway) is to go through NACA.com. Although the process took 4 months to finally get them to contact me through the program, they finally did. At least I had the phone number of one person and worked through the process with her and she was very helpful and always returned my calls. Please try NACA, their president Bruce Marks is relentless and very very adamant about getting us help.

I too had a ARM, it was restructured and I went from a 11 percent rate back to a 6 percent interest rate. Although its for 5 years, but in 5 years I will be able to refinance a fixed rate or sell by then. My mortgage dropped from $3621 a month back to $2600 a month including taxes and insurance. Although its still about 300 more than I want to pay - it's better than paying $3600 a month. Its hard to beat these crooks but try everything before letting Homecomings take what belongs to you. Best of luck.

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Chuck
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Mar 10, 2009 6:36 am EDT

You are not alone.. before this all started with the housing market downfall I was a victim of this company and it's practices. We had purchased our home in Aug. with an arm (I know bad idea) after 6 mos. of paying we were to re-finance with a fixed rate. After 3 mos. my husband left me with all the bills. I could barely make the payments on my own and got behind. Like others here I was told by Homecomings that if I agreed to the re-payment plan they would work with me to re-finance so I could afford my home. Wrong! I stuck with the plan, sent the payments via Western Union and absorbed the costs of their 'lawyers' but they did nothing. I got one month behind again and I again tried to work with them but went into foreclosure again.

In the mean time I had 2 cars repossessed. I then had to pay 12, 000 to bring my loan up to date. I filed bankruptcy payed the amount (borrowed) and tried again to keep my house. I called told them about the bankruptcy they said no, don't pay right now wait until the bankruptcy is done and then start paying agin. By this time my loan had gone from 1, 100 a month to 1, 800 a month. When I called to make my 1st payment again after the bankruptcy period I was informed I was in foreclosure again because I hadn't paid even though I was told by them not to!? I gave up! No one could help me at that time because the mortgage crisis hadn't hit yet. I had to leave my dream home, lost my good credit on various levels and I am renting now.

I have all the documents for this issue. I have filed with the BBB but Homecomings just said that they did everything they could and that is pretty much the end of it. From what I can tell they are still doing to others what they did to me. If anyone is starting a suit with these people I would love to join. It would be the only ray of hope I would have had out of all of this mess. To this day (4 yrs later) I still do not have the money to divorce the sob who helped me get into this position, nor can I buy a home, or a car. Homecomings says they try to work with you but they don't they live up to their word and make promises they have no intention of keeping. They are after your home and any fees they can collect. I have advised all my friends and family of their business practices and now I'm advising you. Do not work with them or let them have your loan! You will pay like the rest of us!

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The Blackmons
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May 02, 2009 10:51 am EDT

We are experiencing the same thing also, we had to file bankruptcy in order to keep our home, but the ARM is hurting us and will increase again in June, and to no avail and with the help of our bankrutcy attorneys we still can not get ANYONE to respond to us in getting a loan modification aor a fixed rate. But we will not give up and I suggest to anyone don't you either.

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HomeComings Financial Ignoring my Request

___________I have a loan out with this company and have been trying to get in touch with management about paying off my loan. All I get is the run around from a cutomer service call center based in the Philippines! They the cutomer service reps. say they are Physically located in Waterloo Iowa and will not give me a name or direct number to a manager here in the U.S. that I can talk to about my Loan! Anyone have a Direct Number to the Waterloo, Iowa Office?

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Krizzybelle
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Jan 26, 2009 9:16 am EST

i am in the same situation. Very frustraring, the rep even told me that I shoul fax! my complaint because she doesn't have any Loss Mitigation phone number or name of supervisor in charge. Unbelievable!.

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HomeComings Financial keeping insurance claim check

Hurricane Ike hit us and has done 33, 000.00 worth of damage. The insurance company State Farm has issued a claim check in the amount of 24, 452. for the first amount and it was also made out to us and the mortgage company. Homecomings Financial has had our check since November 10th, 2008...it was actually cashed by them according to State Farm on that day. Homecomings Financial sent out their own inspector to make sure the work is making progress and it was submitted to them at 90% complete and according to Homecomings Financial that is all they need to release the entire amount. As of today 12/11/2008 Homecomings Financial is still holding our money. I know that there is a 10 day law that they are suppose to release all funds. Everytime i talk to them it is always something different. Their policy seems to change daily. They have been caught in many lies. Please help me stop them from doing this. They should be made to release at a certain time or pay the homeowner a penalty for keeping their money.

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HomeComings Financial Fraud and cheating

I contacted Homecomings 2 months ago to notify them that I needed to ask for a loan modification because I had recent living changes that caused me to get behind in my mortgage payments. Everytime I call the number I stay on the line for a long period of time sometimes over 30 minutes waiting for someone to pick up. I finally got someone on the line and asked for a supervisor. The woman was very rude and told me that she wasn't going to patch me through to anyone and hung up the phone. I then contacted them with Greenpath, a home saving company that is helping thousands of people save their homes from foreclosure. We sat on the phone for 2 hours with Homecomings and set up a payment plan. This entailed paying a payment for two months on a specific date and after that they will request a home modification to lower my payments. I made the payments on time and was told that they closed out my case and that I had 3 months worth of payments to make or they were going to foreclose on my home. I have been trying to contact someone for a week to get it straight. I finally got someone on saturday after they called me several times for payment just to find out that the cashier messed up the payment and that I would have to start the two payments all over again. I then yelled in the phone and someone said they were going to help me. I called again today and two women answered the phone several times and was rude telling me that she was going to put me on hold and was not going to come back to the phone. I have been trying to contact someone to straighten this mess out but no one will help me. I got a couple of days before my home is 120 in the hole and foreclosure begins and I have kept my end of the bargain but they have not.

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MICHAEL B. KELLY
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Sep 14, 2007 12:00 am EDT

This company has foreclose on my home after I set up payment plans to pay back payments during bankruptcy. Everytime we agree on a payment plan they never sent me a written document on where my monies was applied and how much i had to pay. Whenever I call I always talk to someone different and each time they have a different story. I know this company has fraudulently taken my home and I need someone to email me who has the same experience so we can have a lawyer look into this.

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Jeff Rubin
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Aug 21, 2007 12:00 am EDT

After becoming ill and losing my job, I tried in vain to work something out with Homecomings to make my mortgage payments. After completing about 10 of their "workout packages" With no help in sight, I was visited by a representative from their Horshom, PA office. He came to my home with a real estate agent for the purpose of informing me of what my home was worth. In the end, after offering me $2000.00 for my home which is worth $200,000.00, I went into foreclosure. My home is to be sold on Sept. 11, 2007, in Phila., PA. To add insult to injury, I receive a call from Homecomings on Aug. 15, 2007, and the agent tells me that there are many programs i may qualify for and they may lower my interest rate and extend my term so we can keep our house. Since i have 4 children, they are very happy. On Aug. 21, I receive a call from Justin Anderson, #[protected], from Homecomings, and he tells me that due to my disability from multiple sclerosis, the best they can do for me is a 30 year term with a monthly payment of $1379.00.

I collect $1099.00 a month in disability and I have four children ages 3 to 11. How could I ever afford that payment! It was just a set up. Thanks for the help, Justin and Homecomings! This company really sucks! They will throw anyone out on the street.

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Michelle
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Jan 26, 2009 9:14 am EST

Homecomings Financial is not doing what they said they would. Jeremiah Hobbs is pushing our potential buyers to a breaking point by requesting the same info over and over again. Not only has our REA sent the same info from 3 to 5 times, we have sent the same info at least 4 to 6 times. Mr. Hobbs keeps losing the info. Now he is requiring either a cash purchase or claiming that the buyers will have to wait for a month for settlement.

We have been dealing with Mr. Hobbs since June 2008. We want settlement by January 2, 2009. His constant befuddlement, loss of our info, and off-beat demands for HUD Forms, and now, cash payment, are going to push us into Foreclosure, which is supposed to occur on January 20, 2009. Our clients have been waiting for three weeks to know whether or not they have a loan for this house. Our clients have A1 credit and are retiring from the US Military.

Hobbs is not keeping to the contract for short sale that we signed in June. He is making ridiculous outrageous demands. His supervisor is Lynn Jones; I've had to wait for this name since June 2008.

Please make Mr. Hobbs and Homecomings Financial keep their contract with us.

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Bravura
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Jan 31, 2009 10:23 am EST

Having a 600k mortgage with them we elected to deed the home in lieu of foreclosure which was recommended to us by their collections dept. We followed instructions filled out the paper work filed the paper work with the clerks office in our county and walked away from the home. They claimed they sold the mortgage over a year later to another bank CMS who claims they foreclosed on us but we were never notified.

There is no court paperwork from either mortgage company referring to a case which was ordered by a judge the only paper work on file is my deed in lieu of which was notarizedand filed by the clerks office. The home sold shortly afterwards for 12k more than what was owed by us.

Now both companies claim the foreclosed on me but cant provide proof nor will correct the info in the major credit bureaus. This is keeping us from getting a new mortgage all because they reported the information falsely and lied about the actual outcome of our account.

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Jun 01, 2009 11:30 pm EDT

We did a loan modification with Homecomings. Paid the payment with certified check and notarized the papers, with their notary. Sent both seperatly in THEIR Fed ex envelopes. They cashed the check and now say they never got either. Both fed ex envelopes were received by Homecomings. We have faxed copies of the whole thing, called daily for 37 days and no one there will help us. Finally got an Attorney last week. They won't respond to him either. We've received threats of foreclosure and Homecomings has reported bad stuff to the credit bureaus. Everyone beware, they will cheat you.
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Julie Jewell-White
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Feb 21, 2008 12:44 am EST

This sounds like the status quo for Homecomings Financial. I have over 20 years experience in the real estate industry in California as an Escrow Officer and past experience as a realtor and Mortgage Loan Officer.

You would think that I would not be in this particular situation but I have done everything possible to provide Homecomings with the documention, information, good faith payments, and desire to keep my home. It would be a smarter financial business decision to walk away from the property as many others have. However, This is MY HOME.

I want to do what is right and pay the entire principal amount but the lender Homecomings seems more interested in me doing a short sale than help me with a modification of the interest rate of 2 yrs. ]

I would love to hear from anyone regarding their experience with this "poser" customer service orinantated corporation. I feel like I have exhausted all my ideas of finding a solution to this mess.

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Orlando Rich
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Jan 11, 2008 8:31 am EST

Home comings Financial, is doing the same thing to me with my mortage, comstanmtly raising the mortgage, stating the interest rate is getting higher, they refuse to remove my taxes from my payment. Without the taxes, I'd be paying four hundred a month, now they want 866 and two months ago I was paying 725.40. Each month my payment seems to be getting higher. They refuse to negotiate, and ask for vast down payments to keep my mortage up to par. I am not sure what I can do if anyone knows, please email me at eimm36@yahoo.com. They have been a nightmare and refuse to allow me to refinance to lower the payment. I did not obtain a mortgage with them, it was bought by them and I am now stuck with them. All of my other bills are going without becasue they are raping my pockets.

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Natalie Ramirez
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Dec 10, 2007 1:06 pm EST

My husband was injured and we are struggling with the payment so I called to make arangements with them and what they could do to help me out and I got the same problem... I am lost too dont want to lose my home either...Help

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Kim
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Nov 14, 2007 3:48 pm EST

They are ridiculous. And by the looks of things this company is having financial problems due to the market. Now they are closing up offices. The way I look at it it is more beneficial for them to allow you to foreclose on your property than to help you out. Because some of us bought before that boom or even during the boom and got a good deal with them foreclosing on our properties they will end up ahead! I feel so sorry for your troubles this is something no one should have to go through.

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Sep 21, 2007 4:54 pm EDT

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At our home this morning about 9:30 a.m. we rec'd. a telephone call from Homecomings Financial, LLC, the holder of our mortgage. My husband called them back and was on the phone for nearly three hours attempting to speak to someone who was alive and coherent. After speaking to about five different people, he hung up the phone. That is when I got involved. I...

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HomeComings Financial bad business practices

I tried to get a little relief from Homecomings. All I want is a fixed mortgage. Homecomings said "we are a private owned company and we are NOT OBLIGATED to do anything nor have we received any mandates from the government or our main office". So if you are wanting any help in this time of mortgage crisis don't expect homecoming to help you.

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brenda
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Mar 07, 2009 11:45 am EST

homecomings are crooks & they want your home. ask them why they are working with help for homeowners? they are listed on their sight. my sister is in the same, she did a mod & not much help from that & now she got a pay cut at her job twice now. she called to tell them & they told her it was too late you defaulted as of yesterday unless you make a payment. her first loan mod was 5% interest for 5 years & after that her interest will go up to 12% interest which is not right. she has lived in her house for 11 years & had no problem until the economy went down the drain & her 2 pay cuts. they want you to loose your home. look on /link removed/ you will see many people there. good luck to all.

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HomeComings Financial Scam artists

Anyone who has had a Repayment Agreement with Homecomings Financial who would like to be involved in a class action please e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or go to Sprenger & Lang web site in Minneapolis Minnesota and look at their pending class action suit. They have a lawsuit that is for several reasons check it and see where you fit in.

This company has put way to many people out on the street because of there deceptive business practices they give predatory lending its name that is for sure. Please feel free to email me at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it if you had a repayment agreement with them that they did not fulfill.

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Charlie
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In July 2017 I refianced my home with Aegis Lending to get a LOWER rate and fixed rate also. They sold my loan to homecomings. I did not read the mortage closely and found out later it is a adj. ARM which I was trying to get out of in the first place. My payments of $735 a month were paid on time until Feb 07 when I went into hospital with acute pancretitus. I was in a coma for 4 months. My girlfriend tried to talk to Homecomings at this time but they would not talk to her. They swore her name isn't on the loan but it is. In Aug 07 we brought the loan up current, per her lawyers advice. He advised us the loan was fraudulent and said not to pay. Homecomings sent me paperwork to fill out three times, which I did to explain my current hardship. The only thing I got from them was letters demanding payment of $1100 per month wich I cannot afford. He tried as I have with no success to contact homecomings. I tried to send Homecomings what I could afford but they refused my payments. Due to my illness I can no longer work and am recieving SSI disability. My yearly income has been cut by 75% and to make these payments I couldn't even afford to pay my utilities or feed myself. In April 09 I recieved a foreclosure letter (giving me a month to resolve the issue) which right now I'm filing for bankruptcy, to try to stop this foreclosure. I may lose it all and be out on the streets.

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MELISSA GAY
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May 24, 2007 12:00 am EDT

I have occupied this property for quite some time and was in the process of purchasing it; however, my loan did not get approved before the commissioner sale. By that date august 22,2017, i was the only person to bid on the house other than the attorney for the bank. Everyone at homecomings was willing to accept my offer until recently, which they say is due to not having a second evaluation and they want me to be evicted, just to turn around and buy it anyway. This is bull! There is no reason for me to have to be evicted for someone to do an evaluation of the home. My offer is a very fair offer considering that the house needs about $30,000.00 worth of work done to it. If anyone can help me get this taken care of i would greatly appreciate it. Like i said i have already been living there for well over a year and they are now wanting me to be evicted for no good reason.

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zeke wyatt
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Feb 01, 2008 12:00 am EST

I live in North Carolina, and have a home through homecomings. On November 31, 07 homecomings sent back my October and November payments. The very next day an officer showed up at my house with foreclosure papers. I had never recieved anything stating that there was any problem with my account. So after getting the foreclosure papers I called homecomings they said that they never recieved payment in the months of August and September, I informed them that there must be a mistake because I have reciepts from the wire transfers where the money was sent, they claimed that they never got any money, when i asked to speak to someone higher on the chain I was "accidently" hung up on. After many more similar calls to them, i gave up talking to them. On Jan 03, 08 we went to court for the foreclosure hearing and after showing all our reciepts of payment the clerk continued the case til Feb. so we could try to sort everything out. I have called many lawyers and no one seems to want to help us. In a few days we time will be up and homecomings will take our house. I work hard I pay my bills and I'm getting screwed, if anyone has any advice please email me.

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Aug 12, 2008 1:31 pm EDT

I lost my job in April 2017 (I was in the mortgage industry) I have been on unemployment since May. I have been juggling my money around to pay different bills each month, my mortages being part of that. When I fell behind with Homecomings (because they wouldnt put me on a payment plan like my other mortgage company did) they refused to take any money from me unless I had half of what was delinquent. They told me to borrower money from someone to get my payments current. I told them I couldnt my family and/or friends were not "well off" to do that. I offered them a "partial payment" (as they called it) one week and then two weeks later another "partial Payment" and they refused both. Had they taken both, I would be almost caught up to them. They are completely impossible to work with. They are my 2nd mortgage on my property yet they have threatened to foreclose on me and havent even made contact with the 1st mortgage to get them to cure the payment, like they are required too...they practice their own forms of the law and screw people out of their homes. Rather than taking some money and being understanding and helping people, they would rather refuse the money and take your home back!

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May 23, 2008 12:28 pm EDT

I really do not know were to start with my complaint their is so much to be said about Homecomings! I know for sure that I would never recommend anyone to use this company for a home loan or any other loan for that matter. I have had a loan paid off with this company for the last two in a half years and still it has been nothing but a nightmare that is never ending. I have not been able to get them to list the correct comments on my credit report or get them to give me the proper information that's needed so that I can have the credit reports fixed myself. This company scams hardworking, honest people right out of their homes messing their credit, lives and so many other things. I can not believe that companies are allowed to do such things to people and get away with it. They never return your phone call nor do they respond to faxes or emails for that matter. THIS COMPANY NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN and we all need to get money back that was loss from Homecomings Financial. HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL SUCKS.

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NOEL PANTERA
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Apr 26, 2008 7:07 am EDT

Over the past six months, my account has been systematically
forced into delinquency by the predatory servicing practices of
Homecomings Financial. These events are well documented and
plainly indicate a deliberate effort by Homecomings to expedite
the foreclosure of my home. CASE IN POINT:

My online account is routinely unavailable- usually on or around
my payment date- which prevents me from using their electronic
system. Billing information is inaccurate or out of date and any
attempt I make to bring my account current is counteracted by
such tactics as delaying or reversing payments, applying them
retroactively to cover those they've delayed or reversed and
refusing payments that would cure the default.

Also well documented are my repeated attempts to get assistance
through their fictitious Loss Mitigation process- a calculated series
of roadblocks erected to create a paper trail for the company while keeping me from recourse by making it appear as if I'm unresponsive to their contrived outreach efforts. CASE IN POINT:

They continually send letters requesting that I call to discuss my
options, schedule meetings or fax information but when I do, I'm
referred to someone who's on vacation, my call is dropped during
transfer, appointments are no longer available or my fax is never
received.

Their methods are transparent and though I find it unbelievable
that a company would victimize it's customers so ruthlessly, the
facts speak for themselves. There are hundreds of complaints on
the internet and in the courts from similarly situated individuals
who's experiences establish a pattern of abuse by Homecomings
that insures the company's profits at the expense of the borrower.

I have filed complaints with the FTC, the Attorney General, the BBB and various other regulatory agencies and I urge anyone who has, or suspects they have been victimized by this company to follow suit. I don't know if we can save our homes but perhaps we can prevent further harm by demanding that Homecomings take
responsibility for their devastating actions and address the situation appropriately.

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Azeezuddin S Muhammad
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Dec 12, 2007 12:00 am EST

Homecomings Financial is a predator mortgage lending company. They misled uneducated borrowers into adjustable rate mortgages. Rates & mortgage payments esculated and borrowers begin losing their homes. Unfavorable credit history is reported, errors and misleading credit items are reported to the three major credit bureaus. Homecomings' policies force foreclosures, bad credit history and they won't cooperate with the distressed borrower to help clear up bad credit history. Question: Has anyone had any filing success with class action a law suit against Homecomings Financial, Dallas, Texas?

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Azeezuddin S Muhammad
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Oct 25, 2007 12:00 am EDT

Homecomings Financial's customer service does not serve the interest of the consumer. I fought serveral month to get from under a l6% interest rate and a $1900. I wrote GMAC Chief Executive Officer. He shifted me to an account executive. They did not hear anything I had to say. I was stuck with exorbant rates. My adjustable rate began to climb. My fixed retire income check was not enough to keep up. I fell behind, they began foreclosure procedures and placed foreclosure started on my credit file. I was able to bail out by finding a company who refinance my loan. My credit file reports a zero balance but the foreclosure started remains. I have requested that they remove the derrogatory item. They refuse. This type of credit history sinks my FICO score and prevents me from getting good credit rates. Homecomings is difficult and refused to assist the consumer. They know that the adjustable rate mortgages do not serve the long range interest of the consumer. Yet they persist in raking the consumer across the hot coals.

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Kerby Rials
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Sep 05, 2007 12:00 am EDT

This company bought our small second mortgage from our bank without notifying us, and canceled our automatic payment plan without informing us. Of course, not knowing they had our mortgage, we sent them no money as we did not even know they existed! They then reported us as delinquent! The ruined credit resulted in our being turned down for a college loan for our son, and required us to cash in an IRA to pay for that and pay subsequent penalties. Homecoming Financial then had the gall to ask us to pay them $123 in various fees they assessed because THEY canceled our automatic payment plan and did not tell us they held our mortgage! Their customer service, collections and loss mitigation departments were USELESS after HOURS on the phone. We are now preparing to sue them for ruining our credit and extorting extra payments without basis. If this ripoff company has bought your mortgage, I suggest you move heaven and earth to pay it off or switch it to someone else. They are a company from hell. It seems they want you to default so they can charge you fees and hopefully steal your house. The employees themselves are not to blame; they are just incompetent and have a management that is not interested in customers or them -- only in taking as much of your money as they can get away with.

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Dec 12, 2007 12:00 am EST

I am a New Hampshire native who lives in the Town of Amherst with my family. The company I worked for filed Chapter 11 and I lost my job after close to eight years of employment. Right around the same time, we celebrated the birth of a new child, and with the high cost of adequate daycare, we agreed that it was probably financially better to be a stay-at-home mom. Unfortunately, that decision came with a price and my husband and I fell behind in our mortgage payments with Homecomings Financial.

Our nightmare with Homecomings Financial started when my husband was instructed to Western Union our mortgage payment to prevent foreclosure. Even though it was within the deadline, Homecomings Financial denied accepting the cash transfer and we received notification that they were beginning foreclosure proceedings. My husband has spoken with our lender on numerous occasions, but they are simply unwilling to work with us on a reasonable solution. Not only are they going to foreclose on our home, but they told us we would also be responsible for astronomical attorneys’ fees. If Homecomings had only accepted our payment we would not be in such a discouraging position.

In order to catch up financially, I cashed in my IRA and had the full amount to pay our delinquent mortgage payments. My husband spoken with Harmon Law Office in Newton Massachusetts, the attorney representing Homecomings, to dispute the foreclosure on our home. He was instructed to fax a time-line of events and conversations he had with Homecomings leading up to the foreclosure notice and that they would hold off on the foreclosure as they investigated our case. We received a statement in the mail weeks later with our delinquent mortgage amount and attorneys’ fees to reinstate our account. My husband forwarded a bank check with the exact amount specified in the reinstatement letter for the sum of $20,128.27. The check was returned because the settlement fee increased to $21,009.11 and a foreclosure sale date of December 28, 2017 was scheduled. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Our new reinstatement fee has increased to over $25,000 at this point due to late charges and ridiculous attorney’s fees!

We pay a significant amount monthly for PMI, and my fear is that Homecomings would prefer to collect the insurance rather than work to help my family and I keep our home. I find this very disheartening… especially since we had the money to bring our payments up-to-date. To make matters more unbelievable, Homecomings just raised our interest rate to the tune of an additional $477 a month! Even more interesting is the fact that we now owe MORE money on our loan after paying principle and interest for over two years! My husband called Homecomings for the explanation and the answer he got was ‘I can’t discuss this with you, sir’! The representative would not explain where our money has been applied since we purchased our home.

We are aware of the financial trouble of many US citizens in situations similar to ours and the alarming number of foreclosures in this country. The government has finally started cracking down on mortgage lenders to help families re-finance to get better and more manageable fixed rates. Is Homecomings above this legislation? They refuse to negotiate any resolution with us other than raising our interest rate and turning their backs on us. Why are they allowed to continue with their unfair and unethical business practices? This is nothing short of legalized extortion! We are hardworking, law abiding, tax paying citizens and deserve more respect and dignity than we’ve received from Homecomings Financial!

A prominent attorney in my area has agreed to look into our situation. He plans to send letters to the Better Business Bureau, the Banking Commission, and the Attorney General on our behalf. My hope is that the government will step in and prevent Homecomings Financial and their money grubbing lawyers at Harmon Law Office from taking away our home and end the cruel practices of this corrupt and shameless company.

L. Kuscher
Amherst, NH 03031

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HomeComings Financial Fraud and lies

I found this snipnet on the implode site. I was howling at the part that Homecomings would not return their phone call...

The Dallas Business Journal reports today that 87 jobs will be cut at Homecomings Financial LLC's Dallas servicing office in the wake of ResCap's announcement to cease the wholesale operations. Referencing a letter to the Texas Workforce Commission, the article states "the loan servicing company says its plant on the 14, 000 block of Quorum Drive is closing. Layoffs will begin on Sept. 19 and be completed by Nov. 14." We were under the impression just wholesale was being shutdown. Looks like this means the whole enchilada. Our call to their media relations office to confirm was not returned.

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HomeComings Financial CONSTRUCTIVE DEFAULT FORCED FORECLOSURE

Homecomings Financial forced my account into
delinquency by blocking access to their mandatory
payment system, delaying or reversing timely loan
payments, applying payments retroactively to cover
those they'd delayed or reversed and refusing payments
that would cure the default . This company's misdeeds
have put me at risk of foreclosure but a calculated series
of roadblocks has been erected to prevent me from recourse.

They continually send letters requesting that I call to discuss
my options, schedule meetings or fax information but when I do,
I'm referred to someone who's on vacation, my call is dropped
during transfer, appointments are no longer available or my faxes
have not been received. This vicious cycle creates a paper trail
for the company while making me appear unresponsive and is
obviously intended to establish a bogus loss mitigation history.

This company is publicly committed to preventing foreclosure
and was istrumental in founding the HOPE Foundation but their
true objective is to defraud America without restraint, which
they accomplish by misapplying funds, sabotaging communication
and manipulating records. Homecomings Financial is operating in
violation of the Truth In Lending Law, the Fair Debt Collections Act,
a number of Arizona Statutes and their own Principles and Practices.

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Apr 18, 2008 3:27 pm EDT

Homecomings Financial forced my account into
delinquency by blocking access to their mandatory
payment system, delaying or reversing timely loan
payments, applying payments retroactively to cover
those they'd delayed or reversed and refusing payments
that would cure the default . This company's misdeeds
have put me at risk of foreclosure but a calculated series
of roadblocks has been erected to prevent me from recourse.

They continually send letters requesting that I call to discuss
my options, schedule meetings or fax information but when I do,
I'm referred to someone who's on vacation, my call is dropped
during transfer, appointments are no longer available or my faxes
have not been received. This vicious cycle creates a paper trail
for the company while making me appear unresponsive and is
obviously intended to establish a bogus loss mitigation history.

This company is publicly committed to preventing foreclosure
and was istrumental in founding the HOPE Foundation but their
true objective is to defraud America without restraint, which
they accomplish by misapplying funds, sabotaging communication
and manipulating records. Homecomings Financial is operating in
violation of the Truth In Lending Law, the Fair Debt Collections Act,
a number of Arizona Statutes and their own Principles and Practices.

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Nov 25, 2008 3:42 pm EST

I agree completely! I had similar problems with them when I was laid off and had a heart attack. The kept telling me to send in papers and that they would accept partial payments and work with me. Three months into my "negotiating" with them, I received a letter from their lawyers FORECLOSING! I had to file bankruptcy in order to save my home. Now my adjustable mortgage is going up to over 12% in December! I can barely make the original payments.

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Rosemary Madera
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Sep 01, 2008 2:20 pm EDT

They did the same thing to me and even though I tried to fight it. I got nowhere. I was put on a repayment plan and then they sold my loan off and did not send my repayment plan to the new servicer. Now I am back to square one. Is there anything that I can do to get any help? I should have never been in foreclosure to begin with. What can I do to fight this?

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HomeComings Financial Fraud and scam!

My problems with Homecomings has been ongoing since 1/07 when I fell one payment behind and attempted to make arrangements with them to catch up on the payment. I spoke with numerous reps and faxed over my financial information several times. They all said they never received the information. When I did get a hold of someone I believed would help me, I faxed over the info again and was told someone would contact me within 24-48 hours. Since no one contacted me, I contacted them again but got the same answer - they never received the fax and they could not discuss the account until they received it.

I continued to make my payments each month and sent in extra when I could in an attempt to catch up. In 05/07 I received a letter stating I was in default and owed 2 payments. I contacted Homecomings and was told they could not talk to me until my payments were current.

On 8/2/07 I attempted to make my payment by phone and the rep refused to accept the payment. She said I had to pay $7500 + or they wouldn't accept anything from me. I told her I wasn't prepared to make that payment and she hung up on me.

On 8/6/07 I contacted them again and the rep agreed to accept $2600 by 8/24/07. On 8/24/07 I tried to make the payment online but the account was locked. I called them and was informed they could not accept my payment and was transferred to a different department. Someone picked up the phone and blurted 'We're closed' and hung up. I called back and was told there was nothing they could do and I had to speak with loss mitigation. I called loss mitigation and no one answered the phone. I called customer service again and was transferred to loss mitigation again, someone picked up the phone then hung it up. I made several calls to them from 8/24/07 thru 8/28/07 to make the payment and find out why it was being refused but no one could help me and no one would accept the payment.

On 8/29/07 I finally got a hold of someone that I thought was going to help me. She said I had to fill out a financial statement and fax it back to her, which I did. After discussing the matter she informed me that I would have to pay $2700 that day via Western Union and $2465 + each month (in excess of $600/mo over my normal payment). I sent the payment via Western Union as instructed and they acknowledged receipt. I believed the matter was now going to be resolved.

On 9/8/07 I got a call from a real estate agent asking if I wanted to sell my house before the foreclosure went through and was informed Homecomings filed a NOD on 9/5/07. I called Homecomings and they said they did file the NOD but it was on hold so long as the payments were made.

I sent numerous letters confirming phone conversations and requesting an accounting. I finally received an account history print-out and after reviewing it (totally confusing), I wrote to them requesting explanations of charges on the accounting, especially 'unapplied funds' and why only the regular payment was being credited and not the $600+ being sent each month, along with disputes regarding late charges and other charges when the payment was made and posted on time. They have yet to fully respond to my letters from 10/2/07 and thereafter or provide any explanations of the charges. I also noticed they did not credit my 05/07 payment and I sent them a letter with copies of all the payments I made.

To make a long story shorter, I made all payments as agreed and my payments were current... that is, until they returned my 02/08 payment and a letter stating the repayment plan was canceled as the payment received does not represent the correct amount as specified in the repayment agreement. Today I received a letter from them informing me they can no longer accept monthly payments and the entire balance of the loan is due and the full payoff will need to be remitted. I contacted them and they said disregard the letter, it was computer generated and my account is current. I would just need to make my February payment (which is now late) along with $1074 in late charges along with the March payment and the April payment is due by 4/10/08 and everything will be fine. My payments were due on the 29th of each month and they said since they canceled the repayment plan the payment is due on the 1st of each month so now my March payment is late.

I have received contradictory information from them throughout and am at my wits ends trying to deal with them. They made it impossible for me to refi, my credit score has dropped substantially because of this mess and they continue to charge me late fees even though my payments have been made on time and 'other' charges (without explanation) each month in excess of $700.

The real kicker is they sent me a letter in 11/07 informing me my payment would increase $100 per month because of a negative escrow balance. My statements say I owe one amount ($290 more) and the online account on the website says I owe a different amount ($392 more). In 01/08 they increased the interest from 6.1% to 7.6% but won't clarify what payment amount I am supposed to make - the one stated in the letter, the one on the statement or the one on the website. I was told if I made the 02/07 payment via Western Union or mail it would be the lowest amount but if I paid it on the website it would be the highest amount. Also, according to the website, there are no late charges being assessed but on the statements they are charging over $800 for late charges even though I've made my payments on time each month.

I sent ccs of all letters as well as letters directly addressed to Cyncoya Dillingham, Voice of the Customer, Homecomings Financial (BBB said to contact her to resolve disputes) but have not received one written response from her since I started writing letters in August 07.

HELP! Anyone that knows of a class action suit I can get in on or has suggestions on a way to resolve this nightmare, I'd really appreciate the info. Even though I was current before they returned the payment, I don't feel like they're ever going to quit manipulating the payments and threating me with foreclosure as long as my mortgage is with them.

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HomeComings Financial Mortgage FRAUD,RIP OFF!

I have been trying to get a loan modification for several months. I wait 50 minutes to speak to a different person each time I call, Just for them to tell me they can't approve it now over the phone but send $4000 now and we will put you on a payment plan you can't afford and make another payment next month and you should hear from us by that time. Oh and let us re-adjust your interest rate even higher so it's even harder to resolve the problem. Why not fix the problem instead of putting it off you would think it would be in both parties best interest!? Where are my payments being applied if I'm still in default and going to loose my home.

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Sep 02, 2008 10:46 am EDT

My experiece with Homecomings is that they treat their customers in a manner that is disgraceful. Unethical and illegal behavior is their every day practice.

Be very careful with this company because they will lie and take advantage of you in a heart beat.

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Mar 25, 2008 4:00 pm EDT

HOMECOMINGS IS THE ABSOLUTE WORST MORTGAGE CO I'VE EVER HAD THE PLEASURE OF DEALING WITH! I WORK IN CUSTOMER SERVICE AND THERE IS NONE HERE! YOU WAIT ON THE LINE A MIN OF 30 MINUTES AND THEN THEY KEEP TRANSFERING YOU TO DIFFERENT DEPTS AND NOBODY SEEMS TO KNOW WHAT THE HELL THEY ARE DOING!
LAST NIGHT I SPENT 45 MIN WAITING TO SPEAK W/ SOMEONE THEN GOT DISCONNECTED BECAUSE THEY HAD CLOSED W/ ME ON THE LINE. I HAVE BEEN TRYING FOR 3 WEEKS TO GET SOMEONE WHO KNOWS WHAT THE HELL THEY ARE DOING AND HAVE GOTTEN NOWHERE..IT IS INSANE AND I WILL BE SURE TO TELL EVERYONE I KNOW I WORK IN INSURANCE SO I RUN ACROSS ALOT OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE OR NEED A MORTGAGE.

I THINK YOU NEED TO RE-TRAIN YOUR ASSOCIATES TO KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING AND HOW TO DEAL W/ A CUSTOMER WHO HAS SPENT SO MUCH TIME WAITING TO SPEAK TO SOMEONE TO HELP THEM.

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z carter
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Mar 07, 2008 10:42 pm EST

Please get this email to Homecomings ...Friday, 03/06/08
Attention: Homecomings Financial CEO-Bruce Paradis, Chairman-Eric Feldstein and David M. Applegate

It seems I cannot resolve my issue the pee-ron or manager who all refuse to provide their last name.
1. I started the process to refinance my adjustable rate loan with Homecomings upon the increasely every 6 months which would have push my loan payment from a period of 2005 to 2008 up to atleast $900.00 additional to approx $1900.00 I was already paying.
2. October, 2007 I applied for an Fixed Rate with another company. Bottom line...we were on the roll to get this refinance closed by November 30, 2007.
3. The Title Attorney contact me and stated there was a problem closing and the closing could not take place until HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL if at fault pay the deficit TAX IN THE REARS with Suwanee Tax Division - Suwanee, Ga 30024 since Dec. 2006.
4. 11/2007 The Suwanne Tax Division upon my call to the manager...a. 2006 Tax for property @ 4189 Lansfaire Terrace, Suwanee, Ga Lot 111 show the taxes were not paid...but...Suwanee Tax records reflect a check which Homecomings send in April, 2007 was return to Homecomings Financial May, 2007. Per Suwanee Tax - Manager they do not understand why Homecoming NEVER follow up to inquire why the check was return and bring the property tax up to date. HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL NEVER ONCE NOTIFY ME ZELNA W. CARTER that a deficit was holding against my property mid june 2007.
5. I, Zelna W. Carter did contact Homecomings approx end of June to check the status of my escrow account...upon which, I was told an over of approx 679.00 , I, then, ask them to mail the overage. Since I felf ALL taxes were up to date and no deficit.
6.Come, Mid-November...the closing Attorney advise me I cannot close until the Suwanee Tax issue was cleared. I contacted Homecoming Mid-November, 2007 and was NEVER granted to speak with a management person concerning my argry concerns of this matter to be taken care of asap and advise Homecoming @ [protected] more than 8 times I need a Manager to contact me. Not one time have I hear from a manager. I stated on the phone 4 and 5 times a day...AND ALL I WAS TOLD THE MANAGER IS BUSY...and on top of this I was told by the pee-ron Cusromer Services it will take 3 months to straighten this out.
7. The Manager of the lending ask me to submit my December, 2007 mortgage payment to Homecomings Financial so my closing will not run into any late payments.
8. Homecoming Financial purposely held out and would not work to clear this Suwanee Tax Issue they CREATED..UPON THE MANAGER @ SUWANEE STATED SHE WOULD WAIVE PENALTIES IF HOMECOMINGS WILL RUSH AND PAID THE APPROX 360.00 OVERDUE PROPERTY TAXES. HOMECOMINGS SUBMITTED THE OVERDUE TAXES ON DECEMBER 28, 2007.
9. NOW COME THE TITLE CLOSING ATTORNEY WHO WAS MORTITORING WHEN THE TAXES WOULD BE SUBMIT...SET THE CLOSING TO HAPPEN ON DECEMBER 28, 2007.
10. HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL SUBMITS TO THE CLOSING ATTORNEY A PAYOFF DUE IN THE AMOUNT OF 238,521.56 INSTEAD OF THE CORRECT PAY OFF OF $236,540.88 PER MY NOVEMBER, 2007 ACCOUNT STATEMENT. An overcharge of approx $1980.68.
9. Homecoming Financial wants me to EAT the cost of their WRONG RECORD KEEPING and charge me interest for the month of December 1 thru January 7,2008. THIS IS TOTAL RIDIDOUS.

IF HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL HAD KEPT OUTSTANDING RECORDS, CONDUCT FOLLOW UP WHEN SOMETHING GOES WRONG IN THE BOOKKEEPING...MY TITLE ATTRONEY COULD HAVE PROCEEDED TO CLOSING MY HOMECOINGS FINANCIAL LOAN, NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER, 2007.

I DEMAND, HOMECOINGS FINANCEIAL TO FORWARD ALL INTEREST PAYMENT THEY COLLECT BY FAULDELENT MEANS.

I NEVER MISS ANY MORTAGE PAYMENTS OR SUBMITTIMG ANY ESCROW FUNDS LATE.

July - Dec, 2005 escrow 180.00 x 6 months = Total $1080.00
January - Dec, 2006 escrow 180.00 x 12 months = Total $2160.00

January - Dec, 2007 escrow 180.00 x 12= total $2160.00
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Finally, I contacted Homecomings Financial @ [protected]...and upon my explaining my problem with the CREATED problem of overcharging me interest for the month of December, 2007 and paying my TAX late which held up my closing at the fault of HOMECOMINGS. I WAS HUNG UP ON 3 TIMES. FIRST A FORIGN WOMAN..osi...I COULD NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT SHE WAS SAYING...BROKEN SPEAK...NEXT...I CALL AGAIN...GOT cHICO...WHO HUNG UP..THEN A mARY...WHEN I ASKED HER NAME SINCE SHE CALIM SHE WAS A MANAGER...SHE GAVE ME A #73738...THEN A FEW MINUTES HUNG UP. i CALLED BACK AND FINALLY i WAS CONNECT TO NORMAN A MANAGER...WHO NEVER UNDERSTOOD...MY CONCERNS...THAT THE BOTTOM LINE...HOMECOMINGS CREATED ALL THE PROBLEMS AND FAILED TO ASSIST ME TO CLOSE MY LOAN BY nOVEMBER 30, 2007. AS TO AVOID ANY ADDTIONAL CHARGES DURING THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 2007. THIS MAN HAD NO MANAGERIAL SKILLS...HE WAS WORSE THAN THE PEE-RON.

AGIAN, I DEMAND MY OVERCHARGE INTERESTS BE FOLLOW TO ME WITH 5 BUSINESS DAYS.

ZELNA W. CARTER

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HomeComings Financial property ripoff

I lost my job as a correctional officer in May, 2006. We managed to live off my retirement money until May, 2007 when I went on unemployment (I am also trying to get disability). After September, 2007 we were unable to pay our mortgage (especially after the outrageous ARM kicked in (our payments went from $770.00 a month to over $1,000.00). We received notification from Homecomings that our home was being repossessed, but we managed to contact the Loss Mitigation Department who told us that if we paid $2,000.00 and made the next two payments on time that the payments ($890.00 by then) would be locked in for 30 years. We did what they asked. In December we ran into more trouble. My husband works construction and because of bad weather and holiday layoffs, didn't get many hours of work. We again notified Homecomings who informed us in a very nasty manner that we were going to have to make December and January's payments before the end of January. Meanwhile we received a letter stating the payments were going to go up again in both January and June. We made the required payments (by the way, all the money that I said we paid in was generously donated by family members). The second week of February we received a letter in the mail from Homecomings stating the amount of the money order ($1,780.00) wasn't enough. They even stapled the money order to the letter (it wasn't even insured)! When we finally got hold of a human being on the Homecomings automated phone system we were told that the person we had to deal with was out of town and we had to wait for him to get back. When we did get to talk to him he was very rude and nasty mannered and even went so far as to tell us that he was sick and tired of having to babysit people with problems (funny---I thought that was the reason he had a job). He told us that he was taking our house and there wasn't anything we could do about it because he refused to work with us any more.
I don't need this kind of problem. My husband has depression. I, myself have been sick since December and both me and my son (who has AIDS) are attempting to get Social Security Disability (anyone who has ever had to deal with those people know how difficult that is). This is our home. We have nowhere else to go but the streets. What do we do?

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HomeComings Financial Paid someone else's taxes

1/14/08 paid taxes. I received a check returned to me for my mothers taxes, so I went to the Village of Twin Lakes and was told Homecomings Financial has used our money and paid the neighbors taxes for a full year and after calling, holding and getting disconnected for 7 hours I have not talked to anyone who actually told me this was taken care of. No call back from anyone and I was disconnected at least 7 or 8 times. This is the worst company by far I have ever dealt with. We had a big problem with them when the bought out the previous company. Our Kenosha news wanted to interview us and now this time I think I will call them for a TV interview. As someone else said no one calls back, you talk to people you cannot understand and they do not know a thing about their job. Very upset Linda Martin WI

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I was late paying my taxes on my property and got an extention to pay them, and homecomings took it upon themselves to pay them.They then raised my mortgage almost 100 dollars a month, and my job cut back on my hours.I then applied for a loan modification and was told thhey could help me. It's been almost four months, and i haven't heard from them yet, but my response time was 48 hours. Everytime i call i get transferred to somebody different, or their mailbox is full. In the meantime i caught my payments up with my income tax, and is now behind again . I have three kids and have no place to go. Homecomings cares about NOBODY!

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HomeComings Financial Unfair Lending & Servicing Practices

We refinanced our home of 16 years in 2004 with Homecomings Financial. We were advised to do an adjustable rate mortgage and the interest rate was 8.5%. This was because we were self-employed and they went on stated income, rather than income verification. Our interest started at 8/5% and is now 13.625%! My husband had cancer surgery in Mar., 2005 and is now on disability. I requested loan modification to reduce interest rate April, 2006 and they always say that they have not received it. Submitted several times and even talked to their credit counselor contractor, which means they did receive request. Have paid over $32,000 interest 2007 to date, not to mention thousands in fees & additional charges. Need help! Congressman & Senators have been no help at all!

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Mar 26, 2008 4:38 pm EDT

I have had Homecomings for about 5 years now. When I first had them they were not bad and would actually provide customer service. For the last two years or so, after their sale to GMAC, this has gone downhill in a bad way. They also have become more aggressive with their collections and now charge a variety of fees they never did before. Recently in March, 2008, I just got notified of a $95.00 fee they SUPPOSABLY put on my account some 4 months ago without my knowledge. This fee was never told to me prior and never showed up on my statement. I was less than two full months behind (do to job loss), working with them to come current (and have been current for two months now), and this is how they treat you. I swear they have outsourced their tele-services as you can hardly ever get a clear English speaking representative (no disrespect intended but one must be able to understand who they are talking with). Anyways, when I contested this fee, they never can find the department that is responsible. I am currently filing complaints with the Florida consumer complaints and suing for my money back in small claims.

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HomeComings Financial Pitiful customer service!

After reading some of the comments on this board, my complaints seem trivial! However, given how I've been treated by this company, it does not surprise me that they stoop this low. I am a property manager for a low income apartment complex in Pueblo, CO. I write the checks for two buildings (including the mortgages with HF) every month. I was authorized no less than FOUR times to call on behalf the owners/mortgage holders. EVERY time I call in to make payment, request a duplicate statement, confirm a payment, etc., etc., etc., I am told that I AM NOT AUTHORIZED! It has caused credit problems for the owners and me a severe amount of agita! The most recent attempt had me raging at the idiot who told me that he "couldn't give me any information on the account" because, once again, I wasn't authorized!

Upon hanging up, my boss called the "customer service" center and was told, "Oh, she's authorized." I almost lost my mind! And all I needed was a duplicate statement, sent to the exact same address since they neglected to send me one.

I would love for the class action suit to put them out of business. My thoughts are with those who are truly in financial ruin because of these clowns.

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Jun 15, 2009 3:00 pm EDT

Every comment and complaint is valid. This company should be banned from doing business with the public and I am pursuing every avenue possible to see that it is started and these ignorant people are put out of business

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HomeComings Financial Unfair business practices!

Our mortgage was also sold to Homecomings Financial as so many of others have been. On June 18, 2007 my husband had a regular surgery which in two days landed him in ICU following a second emergency surgery in which he almost died. He was hospitalized at that time for 14 days. He was out of work all summer and finally went back to work middle of September. On September 25th he had to have a third surgery and has been out of work again now ever since. We have no return to work date at this time and he is now on disability from his company. I work full time. Up until this time we have been able to keep up with our mortgage payments.

Homecomings states on their web site that if you are having problems making your payments you can call this number and they will work with you. So I called and waited on hold for 45 mins. before I got someone and I explained the situation. They told me to print the 'workout' sheet and fill out and fax back to them which I did. I put down all our assets and all our liabilities and explained in full detail the situation. I waited to get a call from them.

Finally after a week I called back, again another 45 min. wait on the phone to be told there was nothing they could do for us. I asked them about their stated modification plan where they would work with you to lower your payments if there was a hardship need and I was told by the Customer Service person that he knew nothing about such a policy and so I asked why was this on their website and he said he didn't know, he didn't have anything to do with what was put on their website.

So I stated that rather than work with us during this time of hardship, they would prefer to see our house foreclosed on. He said he was sympathetic to our problems but there was nothing he could do. I asked to speak to a supervisor and was told that they would tell me the same thing. He said, besides you aren't in default yet. So I said, well we will be. I said, if you foreclose on our home and then try to sell it at this point, you will probably not get what we owe on it so why not try to work with us for a few short months until my husband is well and goes back to work and he stated that because of the type of mortgage we had, 'conventional loan' our payments were fixed and that they couldn't change them in any way.

I asked again about what they state on their website about 'modification of payments' and he said again, he knew nothing about such a thing. We can not refinance because we have no equity in the home. At this point, I hung up in disgust.

I am at a loss at this point. I have read many of the other stories on this site about Homecomings Financial and their practices. I plan to research through Consumer Protection and the Better Business Bureau in the state in which they are located to see if anything can be done.

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Sheri R. Page
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Jun 25, 2008 12:24 pm EDT

I agree with all of your comments. I was never late o9n my payment until my interest went to 10.45 then to 14.45. I have letter of exceptance and they continue to not give me my loan modif. Since November of 2007. I want to savve my home still fighting for justice.

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Feb 12, 2008 10:41 am EST

I MISSED 1 PAYMENT I WAS TOLD THEY WOULD HELP ME I DID ALL MY PAPER WORK ONLY 2 GET TURNED DOWN I AM STILL FIGHTING 2 KEEP MY HOME THEY WOULD NOT TAKE A PAYMENT FROM ME UNLESS I HAD ALL THE MONEY I HAD 2 DO A CHAPTER 13 BECAUSE THEY WOULD NOT WORK WITH ME THEY STILL TALK 2 ME LIKE I AM NOTHING.

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Mark Chapin
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Dec 11, 2007 2:15 pm EST

They have done the samething to my daughter and son in law. But in there case the person on the phone told my daughter you can't afford the home and sorry I can't help you your not behind. Boy is that a sorry company.

Mark In Michigan.

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