Ocwen lawsuit

If everyone on this complaint blog that is complaining about Ocwen would go on the Florida Department of Financial Regulation to file a complaint (OFR), they would investigate every complaint; and remedy the problems. You can also file a complaint with the Attorney Generals Office in Florida, they will investigate the problems as well especially if they have numerous complaints of the same business. Then there would be no problem opening a class action lawsuit with the AFO and OFR backing you. I am in the process of filing a complaint with the OFR myself against these people. I have had trouble with them every since they acquired my loan from Fremont in 2005 unbeknownst to me.

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1. Written by Tam, on 21-10-2009 13:04 I plan on contacting the Florida Attorney General as well as whom ever else will listen! It would take me several hours of typing to tell you our story with OCWEN. We are former Taylor Bean & Whitaker customers! Need I say more! We get harassed with letters with past due dates on them, information needed after we received the letter from OCWEN, phone calls non-stop from an automated system. When you call back they want to know why you are calling them. Each one gives you a different story! UGH!! I understand why people go POSTAL! Help! Any and all suggestions welcome! Report

2. Written by J RUPERT FROM PA, on 29-09-2009 19:22 OCWEN IS NOTHING BUT A FRAUD TO THE PEOPLE. WE FELL BEHIND THREE PAYMENTS AND I CALLED TO ASK IF I COULD MAKE THOSE THREE PAYMENTS AND HAVE OUR PAYMENT TAKEN OUT OF THE CHECKING ACCOUNT AUTOMATICLY SO WE WOULD'NT FALL BACK ON OUR PAYMENTS IN THE FUTURE AND INSTEAD WE RECIEVED A NOTICE THAT OUR MORTGAGE WAS IN FORECLOSURE .NEVER RECIEVED ANY NOTICES THAT WE SLIPPED BEHIND AND NEVER GIVEN THE CHANCE TO CORRET OUR PROBLEM.THEY ARE BASTARDS. Report

3. Written by Steve in California, on 22-09-2009 14:14 Man, I am in the same boat as all of you, and it going on and on, they have been stringing me along. Report

4. Written by N. Walker, on 09-09-2009 18:12 Has anyone been faced with this? Ocwen apparently sold my mortage. THey didn't notify me. I got a call saying I owed $40,000 and was asked to make payments of 800 per month. I hadn't heard anything for months, then I got a remodification package from them in May 2009; I sent everything back within 30 days. Today I called to get the status and was told that because my account is on charge off status I can't do a remodicfication. Im confused as to why they would send me the package in the first place if it wasn't an option. The rep told me thay have no record of it, but I have it and she also told me she received all of my information on June 18th. I am on hold for a supervisor.. Report

5. Written by dana, on 20-08-2009 17:20 I lost my home to Ocwen the bank is usually Dusche national bank, they are predatory from start to finish. good luck in fighting a foreign run bank without any back up. Our government just told me there was nothing they could do? Conventional loans don't have the same regulations as do HUD and FHA. Report

6. Written by MARTA, on 20-08-2009 17:04 MY LOAN IS WITH OCWEN AND I HAD TRYING TO GET A LOAN MODIICATION SINCE APRIL,2009 I SENT ALL THE INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTS THEY NEED IT, BUT EVERY TIME I CALL THEY SAYS STILL IN PROCESS AND ASK ME TO KEEP MAKING MY PAYMENTS, BUT NOW I JUST FOUNDIT OUT THAT ON MY LOAN ARE TWO MORE PEOPLE THAT I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHO THEY ARE. I HAD LIVE SEVERAL MESSAGES FOR THEM TO CALL ME BACK WITH NO ANSER AT ALL. WHAT SHOULD I DO? Report

7. Written by psjharrison, on 02-08-2009 21:54 Barb, does Ocwen even own your mortgage/note to even be able to give you a title for $8000? Sounds like a deal that is TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE!! Tell them to send you the agreement in writing before you send them any money. Have the attorney read the agreement and raise any questions that might need to be addressed. Ocwen is a loan servicing company, so I would be careful. In most cases they do not own your note/mortgage; and have no title to your property. Is there an assignment of them owning your note recorded in your local courthouse? Better check around. Get that agreement in writing then go talk to an attorney. Most will give you a free consultation. Report

8. Written by barb newman, on 30-07-2009 18:41 ocwen just told me for $8.000 they will give the title of my home. have been tring to work with them for 13 mths i have all the same issues as every one else, going to call my att.general in the am. this is to good to be true Report

9. Written by psjharrison, on 30-07-2009 01:28 Jason and Upset in C.... first of all, I wouldnt talk to these crooks on the phone for anything. I email or send certified letters of everything. Proof is in the pudding baby. Phone calls cannot be recorded unless both parties accept, and if they are not answering... you cannot prove you called to settle anything. If you send something in writing, they MUST by law get back with you with an answer and a resolution. But you have to provide the proof... so certified letters to back up any calls, or any emails. Start the certified letter out by saying..... This letter is in regards to our phone conversation (or email) on such date, time, and in regards to the discussion we had concerning..... blah blah.    Get a signature on the certified receipt. Keep records of your attempts!!! Get an attorney to send a letter. I guarantee you they will jump through hoops then.    But before I sign any loan modification... have an attorney read it. Make sure they own your note. If they do not... and you want to go with the modificaiton... you have better bargaining power if you hit them with.... there is no assignment on record of you owning my note. Before I sign anything... I need you to provide me and my attorney with legal proof you own my note and can modify it. Please respond within 20 calendar days. If they cannot provide the proof, and you still want to pursue the mod... you can dicker with them better.... say, you cannot provide proof you own my note, there is no assignment on record of who does, but I know I owe that mortgage to someone and I am willing to pay it back but I want a fixed rate at 4% and half the balance forgiven. You eat some, and I eat some. Or you lose all together because you do not own my note, nor does the person you are servicing for, there is no assignment on record that any of you guys own the note.... so how can you modify something you do not own!!!     Do your research first!!! Report

10. Written by psjharrison, on 30-07-2009 01:18 Dear D Jackson....    Have your parents look into courthouse records to see if their loan assignment was recorded when it was sold, or anytime thereafter. Let me know. Most attorneys offer free consultations. Get all the paperwork together before you go. I have your fight ready to enter the ring.    Let me know though, if their loan assignment was recorded. Report

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