where do i get information about a bank that stoped a mortgage loan,the bank forclosed on us we had the loan?
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You can get information on how the bank is regulated (State or Federal and which agency) on its website.\n\nIf you suspect foul play, a letter to your State's Attorney General is a good place to start.\n\nGood Luck!
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Check out ING via their website ingdirect.com.  I have an account with them and last week they sent me a notice that their mortgage product will cover the closing cost for loans that are below a certain amount.  Other than that, you can get a bunch of information at bankrate.com as well.
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Go into your local branch, that's what I'd do.\n\nEDIT\n\nYou could try and dig up their phone number off a statement from them or something. Also the Woolwich is owned by Barclays Bank now so they might be able to help.
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It depends on the State and city you live in. And also the firm that holds the loan. Most do charge a fee or penalty to cancel a loan. I would check with the company that holds the loan and get the information. Also read all the fine print on the loan papers, there should be a section that tells you about penalties etc..\nGood Luck.\nKali
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There are some mortgage companies that specialize in bankruptcy bailouts. Eg. Option One.  I would look into one of those...
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I'm sorry Love, but it sounds like your missing something!?! You refied. with another bank! They called for the pay off and wrote the bank of your previous loan the whole amount to give them the holding on your home? Now, the previous bank says that you did not pay the correct amount and are foreclosing on you? \nIf you only owed 4 thousand something, on the home and refied. with another bank, they should have called to get the correct amount, then pay off the loan from bank 1 to give holding to bank 2! Bank 1 refused the money because, Why? Bank 2 is, What?\nIf you refied, and only got a 2nd on the house you would still owe money to bank 1 and now owe money to bank 2! So I'm a bit confused about what really happened!\nYou really need to get an attorney, weather it be to file bankruptcy or just sue someone! This is a bit complicated even for someone who deals with this on a daily bases.\nI know that you don't want to spend the money on an attorney but beleive me when I tell you that if you don't do this you could very well lose everything and still have to pay everyone back what they say you owe them! Don't wait and don't delay! Do it as soon as you can! They can help stop anything that may be in action right now and atleast give you enough time to figure out what you want to do! You may even have money coming to you because of what bank 1 did and what bank 2 didn't do!\n\nGood Luck Little One!\n\nBlessed Be
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If you have proof that it was cancelled, hold on to it.  You will need this if it comes up when you go to buy a home.  \n\nContact the company you had the debt with and tell them you want this on your credit report.
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I don't believe you can gain access to this information.  If you had authorization to view his credit report you would be able to see who has pulled his credit recently but even then, there is no way of telling if he completed the application with the lender or if the loan was processed or approved.  Sorry - wish I could give you better news.
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try mortgage loan officer
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There are several options there but you may be better of talking to your bank, a mortgage broker and perhaps check an online offer to give you three options.  Keep in mind it may give you peace of mind to work with a local buisness or bank for your mortgage.  It never hurts to shop I tell all of my customers to shop around.  Check origination, lock fees, rates are important but can be less of an indicator of a "good loan" or not.
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My first port of call would be contacting your bank. As banks are the one's who repossess, they should have a list. \n\nThere are a few companies who have their own lists - but you usually have to pay for this. \n\nGood luck.
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Have you being paying the mortgage on time and can prove that you have been?  Then file those documents, otherwise Banruptcy may be your only solution.\n\nGood Luck
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you need to get in contact your lender.  If you lender is the federal government, here is the webiste that you need to go to http://www.dl.ed.gov/
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EASY- contact HUD. Housing and Urban Development.\n\nYou can also try some local consumer advocates, but HUD is the governing authority that's looking heavily at Predatory Lending.\n\nThr problem with most of these cases is that the borrower doesn't discover the fraud until after signing all the documents.\nIf the lender disclosed properly, and you signed the docs, you probably don't have a lot of ground to stand on. Unless you can prove they held a gun to your head and made you sign.
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Contact your state Banking Department.  They will have information on your state's lending practices.  If your mortgage has such a restriction, it will be worth your time to refinance and get a lower rate and no mortgage insurance.  Good luck!
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Call your bank and find out. Or check if they have a web site and look into it.
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Try visiting your state's website for governing the real estate entity.  They should have a number to call for grievances.  If you are in California, visit www.dre.ca.gov.  That is definitely illegal and you may have a small window for statute of limitations on this so act quickly.  If you call the lender first, before seeking guidance, they may "call the note" which means that you will have to refinance or pay the loan in full at that point in time.