Mortgage Company Wants Their Mortgage Payment
Got a call today from my mortgage company. They told me that today was the last day to get pay for 3 mortgages without the late charge. I told him the only reason I hadn’t paid was because I hadn’t recieved a mortgage statement. [ I had just closed on the 2 properties in December]. The same guy had called me 2 weeks ago to tell me I hadn’t paid on another mortgage for one of the same 2 houses in question.[4 loans in total. 2 loans on each house].
I asked him where they were sending the mortgage statements. He said they were being sent to the properties 2000 miles away from where I live. I blew my top. I had repeatedly told the loan broker, escrow and the lender that the statements needed to be mailed to my mailing address, but apparently it was too difficult to follow. Anyway I he already had my checking account info and I gave him authorization to pull the funds directly from there.
I asked him to send me the mailing address and loan info and I’d add it in for direct online payment right there and then, but as usual they were about to sell the the loans so there was no point. I guess I’ll have to go through the same scenario next month.
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March 7th, 2006 at 8:50 am
Yeah, same thing happened to me. I filled out all the paperwork for direct debit and they charged me late fees for their mistake.