Ocwen

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mtnvalley February 7, 2011
unauthorized payments
Ocwen has taken unauthorized payments on my loan
Declared that they have never rec'd payments on my loan
Declared that they never rec'd documentation faxed to their office
I have been on the phone every day for the past three weeks to settle this and have been placed on hold and spent countless hours trying to speak with someone for resolution. To no satisfaction, have tried to contact supervisors to no avail. I have tried also to contact attorneys within my state for assistance. Due to my spouse being in a wheelchair with numerous strokes and both of us being elderly and on fixed income, it has been difficult to resolve, perhaps you can be of assistance. PLEASE
Real E February 3, 2011
Fraud charges
A former residential sales manager at a West Palm Beach-based property management company has pleaded guilty to wire fraud in connection with housing repair contracts for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

Benjamin K. Graves was a residential sales manager at Ocwen Loan Servicing, which managed foreclosure properties under contract with the VA.

As part of the contract, Ocwen completed the necessary repairs, then resold the property.

According to the charges, filed last month in Orlando federal court, Graves steered the repair contracts to companies affiliated with a particular contractor, in exchange for cash payments, between 2006 and 2007.

Graves allegedly sent competitive bid information to the contractor and sham bids to Ocwen via wire.

His arrest was part of an ongoing federal investigation of housing repair contracts performed under contract with the VA. Graves faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250, 000 fine.
Virginia Resanda February 3, 2011
Foreclosure
My dear friends from Honey Dew California are going through the VERY same 'delay' process and now their home is very close to being lost. I've been trying to help them all year. We hired attorneys, who also kept sending us their endless monthly forms to have to fill out, just to have more and more and more dumped on us all over again. It was stalled and stalled, delayed and delayed until now at a year in and the company is now going into foreclosure.

We really want to join the class action law suit. If anyone knows the web site or phone number of the attorneys, would you mind posting it? Thank you very much!!
Ocwen Victim January 27, 2011
Produce The Note
Has any one heard of this? If the Lender can NOT produce the original Note the can NOT foreclose!
http://www.consumerwarningnetwork.com/2011/01/26/fight-foreclosure-make-em-produce-the-note-7/
Bitdd January 26, 2011
Pickpockets in the plaza
In June 2006 we refinanced and were placed with Ocwen. We made all payments on time through July 2008 when they transferred us to Saxon. In January 2009, Saxon rep called asking if we would be interested in a Modification under HAMP. I had recently taken a pay cut to keep my job and we began the application process. We were concerned about credit damage and asked the Saxon rep if the modification would reflect negatively on our credit rating. He said absolutely not. My wife asked him again during the same phone call, 4 times she asked him the same thing. Each time he reassured us that the HAMP would not result in negative credit reporting. After months and several times reFAXing the same documentation to Saxon, we began our trial period starting in August 2009. I always pay by auto check through my bank but Saxon insisted we mail a paper check and that it must be received by them by the due date. We did this and after 3 months I went back to automated checking. All during the 3-month trial period, Saxon had us resend parts of the application paperwork claiming it was incomplete. When we called to resolve it, they said it's all here and there's no problem. April 20, 2010 our loan was transferred back to Ocwen. Within weeks we began getting collection calls saying our account was in delinquency. I repeatedly sent verification of payments made on time but they said we were 2 months behind on payments and must pay late fees and penalties. Our investigation indicated that negative credit reporting had been made since August 2009 at the start of the HAMP. Then Ocwen said our loan modification had been denied by the previous loan servicer, Saxon. They referred to a "denial letter" they said was mailed from Saxon April 28, which would be 8 days after they took over the loan. I have repeatedly requested in writing, some verification of the HAMP denial but neither Saxon nor Ocwen has provided and documentation.

In October, I spoke with a Saxon rep, Donna, who told me that her record does not show that any denial letter was ever sent. She said I would have to take the matter up with Ocwen. Ocwen reps say I need to resolve it with Saxon.

We cannot trust the telephone reps because of their frequent lies, mis-statements and lack of information. It is only by phone that we have been told of the modification being denied. So our lawyer advises that we continue to adhere to the terms of the current valid document, our HAMP agreement in effect since August 2009.

How can Saxon issue a denial of our loan 8 days AFTER Ocwen took it over? Neither company has ever presented a denial letter. Ocwen has changed the required monthly payment amount on our statements and placed us in delinquency for not paying the new amounts. Now Ocwen is sending us offers to do a loan modification and other ways to save our home from foreclosure.
homeless in richmond January 19, 2011
forclosure
Because of Ocwen HomeQ and Nector Projets I have lost my home. I received notice form Nector Projects on November 12, 2010 That my home was set for foreclosure and auction on November 30, 2010. There was no prior notification. It was my understanding that we were in the process of a loan modification. I am still receiveing notices that they are working on my case. I have sent letters to the Federal Trade Commission, State Corporation Commission and The Better Business Bureau. I took the liberty of recording some of my conversations or should I say my attempts at conversation. I hope this helps someone else.
ashi1 January 18, 2011
Fraud, unethical company
I am in the same boat as most of you. My loan got transferred from Taylor Bean to Cenlar then Ocwen. They are charging more money which was refunded by Cenlar. Not paying home insurance that was escrowed. Please file complain at FTC http://www.mortgagesfinancingandcredit.org/mortgages/complaints-regulatory/ftc7.htm. I wish if someone with legal knowledge could lead us and we could take them to court.
babyharleyboy January 17, 2011
lack of service
We filed for the making home affordable in Sept of 2010. We faxed all paperwork to Ocwens number and were told to a couple of days later to send in the Frank dodd certification. Somehow they did not receive it despit the e-mail and fax confmations, so we resent. Then we get another letter stating our paperwork was too old. We resubmitted everything, but they did not receve it, yet again, though we have proof it was submitted. Contacted the State of Florida and filed a complaint, no suprise Ocwen did not contact them back. Looking into a class action lawsuit. The State has multiple complaints to the fact they physically went to Ocwens West Palm office (you know the one that doesn't have a number). I can provide contact info for the state and am looking for a lawyer...Anyone on board? India and Uragray don't have a 407 fax number...Also I finally got a letter from the office in West Palm, called left a message twice...no suprise not reply
Dee50 December 28, 2010
payment
My loan was sold to Ocwen february. 2010 . Peviously. I was with HomEq servicing. Ocwen states I am behind two months. I have shown proof of payments, faxed proof, emailed proof, and Ocwen still have not accepted my proof. When I send my monthly payments now I wire my payments. I pay extra but my payments are there. I wrote the credit bueaus and looking into hiring an attorney. My credit is being slanderes. PLEASE SOME OTHER MORTGAGE COMPANY BUY MY LOAN, WITH ENGLISH SPEAKING PEOPLE!!!
Arrrrgh December 17, 2010
Contacting Congress
I have had similar dealings with this company as well as many of the other postings here. I had a mod in place with Saxon and our mortgage was then sold to Ocwen. The latest ridiculous dealings with them include a statement that I requested a mod from them and was denied for lack of paperwork. I asked what was missing and he told me that not one document requested by them was received. I said perhaps that was because I never requested a mod so I would never have sent documents. In any event, I am starting to work with my local Congressman to get back to my original loan modification agreement terms with Saxon. I don't know who my mortgage company will be, but I certainly want to be rid of Ocwen.

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