Monday, November 24, 2014

Hello,I fell behind in mortgage payments to Wells Fargo my servicer. They wanted $8100.00 to reinstate my loan. My attorney sent funds to We...

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Hello,

I fell behind in mortgage payments to Wells Fargo my servicer. They wanted $8100.00 to reinstate my loan. My attorney sent funds to Wells Fargo and they returned the $8100.00 stating it wasn't enough to reinstate the loan. There after, they sent me another reinstatement letter they wanted additional $3600.00 over top of the 8100.00.($11,200). My attorney acting as trustee now holding $30,000.00. I have been paying my attorney on time for the last 19 months. Wells keeps stalling..... They want my house I have over $100,000.00 in eqiity. I want to keep my home. Can someone please help.

Thanks,

Ed

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Answer

Why aren't you talking to your lawyer about this? Your lawyer's holding money on your behalf without doing more is not advancing your case. What else is your lawyer doing - negotiating on your behalf? filing papers with the court to force Wells to modify your mortgage and stop the foreclosure procedure, if one if advancing? Talk to your lawyer.

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