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JPMorgan Chase Mortgage Fraud Class Action Lawsuit Continues

By Matt O'Donnell

 

ChaseA federal judge has ruled that JPMorgan Chase must face a class action lawsuit that claims it defrauded New Jersey residents who applied for the Home Affordable Mortgage Program, a federal program designed to help homeowners in danger of defaulting on their homes.

 

Chase opted into HAMP through Fannie Mae shortly after the plan was implemented in 2009. The plan is designed to lower homeowners' monthly mortgage payments to sustainable levels, but New Jersey homeowners say they never got the benefits of the program. Instead, they say, Chase took the federal money designed to bail out homeowners and systematically rejected HAMP applications based on false claims that homeowners did not provide the appropriate documentation, even though many homeowners claim they did.

 

Lead Plaintiff Johny Thomas claims in the JPMorgan Chase mortgage fraud class action lawsuit that in October 2009, he and his wife were struggling on their home mortgage loan and requested a HAMP modification. Later than month, he claims Chase sent them a letter telling them they were eligible, but that they should sign up and pay for a trial-period plan.

 

Thomas says he and his wife made these trial payments for about six months, until they received a letter from Chase stating their application was declined because it did not meet an unspecified requirement, even though Thomas says he met all the requirements necessary. Chase then refused to apply several of the payments Thomas made before foreclosing on their home on August 2, 2010.

 

A second Plaintiff, Johnny Fields, makes the same allegations in the Chase HAMP class action lawsuit, saying that, just like Thomas, he applied for a HAMP modification on his mortgage in December 2009 and made trial payments. Just as in Thomas's case, Chase eventually declined his application, citing inadequate documents, which Fields says he field. A year later Chase sent him a notice of intent to foreclose.

 

Thomas and fields filed separate class action lawsuits but later joined forces in a consolidated case against JPMorgan Chase in February, charging 10 separate claims. Last week, U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin dismissed eight of them, but ruled that JPMorgan Chase must stand trial for counts of violating the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and engaging in negligent misrepresentation.

 

The JPMorgan Chase Mortgage Fraud Class Action Lawsuit case is Johny Thomas and Johnny Fields, et al. v. JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Chase Home Finance, LLC, Case No. 10-cv-08993, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York.

 

 

Updated August 31st, 2011

 

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#45 Hope Winters Baker 2013-05-15 22:39
My story is the same as the lawsuit , and Kelly Conlin and many others. Mod started in 2009 I was denied in 2010 after making 9 forebarence payments and receiving the modification paperwork to sign. Chase denied the mod stating I hadn't made the forebarence payments . They were certified checks through my bank . It cost me almost $100.00 to get the "Cashed " copies of these checks to fax back to Chase to prove I made them. Just received my Foreclosure summons and the next day Chase put me back in Mod process while the foreclosure is moving forward. I have all my documents and filed a complaint with CFPB about Chase.
 
 
#44 SLWilliams 2013-05-07 17:22
Just when i thought i was the only one in the world going through this mess with chase-not only did they advise me to fall behind so that i could qualify for the presidents program-but the added 10 years onto my 30 year loan- i did receive some settlement money but chase is robbing the heck out of us. ive been in my home for 10 years and the principal bal is still the same as when i purchased it-and i have a 5% intrest rate-omg! how are they still in business with work ethics like this???
 
 
#43 Robert Hall 2013-04-30 15:42
There is an old adage “Liars figure but figures don’t lie”

JP Morgan Chase, a case study in Liars that figure.

This is a story that rivals the criminal activities of Enron’s Executives (“the smartest men in the room”) with one major difference, Enron’s victims were primarily investors, whereas Chases victims are vulnerable and financially distressed Chase customers. This includes US servicemen and their families and thousands of others facing foreclosure, with chase “gaming” the Obama MHAP program to steal from, and foreclose on, seniors seeking help from the federal program designed to provide financial relief.

Chase says it will pay more than $2 million to about 4,000 service member mortgage holders that were overcharged in interest while they were on active duty. The bank's decision is linked to a five-year legal battle with Marine Capt. Jonathan Rowles, an F/A-18D weapons system officer who sued after the institution continued to charge him 9 or 10 percent interest on his mortgage -- a violation of the Service members Civil Relief Act -- and threatened to take his home. .

This is just the tip of the iceberg.

This is a story that will not be welcome or embraced by politicians influenced (if not corrupted) by big banking lobbyists.

This is a story that can change the way elected officials will level the playing field for the most vulnerable of our citizens victimized by the US banking system.

This is a story that needs to be pursued by the institutions that are chartered to challenge the criminal activities aimed at our most vulnerable and least protected citizens.

This is a story that should culminate in the prosecution of responsible Chase management under the “RICO Act’.

The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (commonly referred to as RICO Act or RICO) is a United States federal law that provides for extended criminal penalties and a civil cause of action for acts performed as part of an ongoing criminal organization.
Under RICO, a person who is a member of an enterprise that has committed any two of 35 crimes—27 federal crimes and 8 state crimes—within a 10-year period can be charged with racketeering. Those found guilty of racketeering can be fined up to $25,000 and sentenced to 20 years in prison per racketeering count treble damages.Despite its harsh provisions, a RICO-related charge is considered easy to prove in court, as it focuses on patterns of behavior as opposed to criminal acts.
Although its primary intent was to deal with organized crime, Blakey said that Congress never intended it to merely apply to the Mob. He once told Time, "We don't want one set of rules for people whose collars are blue or whose names end in vowels, and another set for those whose collars are white and have Ivy League diplomas."
On March 29, 1989, financier Michael Milken was indicted on 98 counts of racketeering and fraud relating to an investigation into insider trading and other offenses. Milken was accused of using a wide-ranging network of contacts to manipulate stock and bond prices. It was one of the first occasions that a RICO indictment was brought against an individual with no ties to organized crime. Milken pled guilty to six lesser offenses rather than face spending the rest of his life in prison.On September 7, 1988, Milken's employer, Drexel Burnham Lambert, was also threatened with a RICO indictment under the legal doctrine that corporations are responsible for their employees' crimes.
“Experience hath shown, that even under
the best forms of government those
entrusted with power have, in time, and
by slow operations, perverted it into
tyranny."
– Thomas Jefferson
Where are the “protectors’ of our most vunerable?
Robert Barry Hall, just another victim of “Liars that figure”.
 
 
#42 Roxanne Fields 2013-04-26 10:39
I live in Michigan and the exact same thing. Is it too late to sign up for the lawsuit.
 
 
#41 Dawn A DaMart 2013-04-21 10:34
I am interested in a class action against Chase for inflated appraisal and illegal lending practices. Thank you!
 
 
#40 Angela Jackson 2013-03-04 21:07
A few years ago I bought a house that was not worth what I payed for. I was having problems making my payments because my job was cutting back on our hours at work. I called my mortgage company JP Morgan Chase to get my loan modified, they said not to make any payments until the modification gets approved, the only thing Chase did was put my payments in the back of my loans and my payments went up 100.00 more. It was even harder to make a payment. I decided to sell my home in 2011, Chase approved the appraisal for $150,000.00 home, to $80,000, for a short sell, I was so angry. My credit is now bad because of a short sell and foreclosure on my credit. I felt I could have been helped to stay in my home, now it will take me three years to buy a home. Chase came out to approve the appraisal for $80,000.
 
 
#39 BIll 2013-03-04 10:06
I am in my third attempt at filing for a loan modification, I was told by a para-legal that her daughter was denined several times until eventually she fell behhind and Chase foreclosed on her. That is happening to me I don't know what else to do but file Chapter 13 to stop the foreclosure. The attn I am seeing told me that Chase is facing several class action lawsuits for failure to supply modifications. I want in!
 
 
#38 Kaycee 2013-01-26 14:02
Is it too late to be added to this case?
 
 
#37 Carl E. Durham 2012-12-31 20:07
I wanted to let someone know before the cutoff of this law suit on 31 December. It took over 2 years to get my mortgage modified and all the while I was facing foreclosure. I filled out several modifications forms until I finally received my modification in July 2011. I was continually faxing modification and other document from Nov 2009 until July 2011. When I first filed in November 2009, I called Chase and they stated they word have my modification completed in 3 or 4 more. Nothing could have been further from the truth. Please add me to the law suit. I was done wrong and put under extreme presser.
Thank you, Car E. Durham
 
 
#36 Beverly Thomas 2012-12-02 00:17
We are In the Process of a Modifaction Loan.Last Year We Couldn t Pay All of Our Property Taxes.So Chase Sent Us A Letter Saying We were Late On Them.So We Sent Them Proof That We were Paying A Little Each Month.So What Does Chase Do They Pay It For Us and Then Let Us KNow they Opened an Escrow account for Us.Chase Paid $409.00 They Wanted $869.00 Back That is Over 100%.We Called them and Told them We are Both On Disability.I do to Heart Diseae and DiabetesI am 58 My Husband Due to Arthuritis Of the Spine He i64 Chase Sent Us An Application for Modifaction.Tha t was In August.then They Kept Sending Letters That we Didn t Send The right Documents.and on and on.NOW! We gwt Notice of Intent to Forclose because we Haven t been Sending the Extra Money.We Have However Been Sending Our Normal Mortage Payment.Which is $969.09 and They Want Us to Pay them 1,087.45 a Mont.we have all we can do to pay the Bills we Have Now.So what You are all Saying is that we Might Not Get Our Modifaction!
 
 
#35 Mike 2012-11-28 20:32
What's the number for a Lawer. I lost both houses
 
 
#34 Charlie 2012-11-22 16:11
All I can say is that It has been a long hard fight to keep my house, in the meantime they have forced me in trying to fight to keep my Home, I have had to go completely upside down with all of my bills. Sometimes I wonder if any of this is even worth it, sometimes I struggle with depression and stress of the whole thing. Please HELP.
 
 
#33 Robert 2012-11-09 15:26
These stories sound so familiar I have dealt with chase for five years trying to get a modification and all I got was fraudulent lies one after another. So I went to short sale and got a cash offer for the short sale list price and chases reply was that it was to close to the foreclosure sale date and that they closed the file yet they never contacted me of a foreclosure date nor did they file with the county for the sale. The trustee told me no one bid on it yet chase told me it sold. Now I found out chase has listed it with there own agent. How. An this be legal they violated my short sale. Please let me know if there is a class action law suit taking place.
 
 
#32 Cari 2012-10-23 07:49
Does anyone know how to get involved in the class action suit??? Do you guys know they had computer problems and lost peoples paperwork so are making bogus statements trying to get us to send everything in again!!!! NOT MY PROBLEM...
 
 
#31 Larry Adkins 2012-10-04 10:45
Chase offered me loan modification workout plans,for which I sussessfully completed twice.Constantl y harassed me and wanted me to do a third workout plan for which I refused,because in my view they were just taking my money when they new all along they were not going to approve me.I feel the workouts were bogus and no more than a scam.I just wish there was someway to get my workout payments back.I had lived in my doublewide mobile home since 1990 and made all my payments until I got sick and had to retire from my job of 30 years.When I went out for surgery I notified chase that I might get a little behind until my short term disability kicked in,they offered me even considering how long I had lived there,however they told me I would qualify for these workout plans.I kept my end of the bargain and completed the two work out plans,howe ver it took them what seems like forever to notify me I was turned down.Considerin g all the payments I have made own my home and all the improvements I figure I have paid around 165,000 sinceI have lived there ,now they have finally forclosed on my home in July2012.They want me to pay balance in full plus lawyer fees and if I were to do so,it would make that moblie home cost a quarter of a million dollars.Has anyone out ever seen a mobile home with 66 acres worth that kinda money,I don't think so.Chase home finance are as crooked as a snake.I wish there were a way to I could get my money back that I paid on these scam workouts.Larry Adkins
 
 
#30 DW 2012-09-09 14:23
2010 Chase Foreclosed....o n a house in it's 8th year of the loan. 7 years of paying on-time. In 8th year (2010), I had some inconsistent payments but had paid in full. Chase sent a letter stating I owed $7231 to which $2200 were ""foreclosure legal administrative fees". So not knowing what to do, I paid $7231 in full by the due date they provided in the letter. They returned the check and stated the property was foreclosed on a month prior to them sending me the letter to pay $7231. To that I say WTF? Now I have to wait some freaking 36 months from foreclosure to be eligible for any other loan without a waiver process. Homeless for 2 years and have to wait another year before I can even pursue another mortgage because....I tried to pay what they dictated I owed (even though I dispute the amount)? Decent people who work for JPMorgan and Chase Mortgage should WALK OUT! Shame on you for participating in such injustices. please note: If we sue JP Morgan and chase Mortgage, I hope we take your retirement money.
 
 
#29 rick mcfadden 2012-08-17 14:18
I HAVE BEEN IN A BATTLE WITH CHASE FOR ABOUT 3 YEARS STILL GETING NO WEAR. CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT THAT'S WHAT WE NEED....
 
 
#28 Ron Litton 2012-08-06 21:44
So what is the status of any of the Chase loan modification or fraudulent foreclosure class action lawsuits? Are any national in basis? I am in Kansas.
 
 
#27 Anne Howard 2012-07-30 15:11
After reading numerous complaints about Chase, I realize my husband and I are being duped by them. We wish to push back hard in a lawsuit against them. It is such a shame that this is going on in America. MISLEADING AND DECEPTIVE TACTICS! Why are they getting away with this?
 
 
#26 Anne Howard 2012-07-30 15:06
I wish to participate in a class action lawsuit against Chase Mortgage. My residence is near Atlanta.
 
 
#25 Carla Ellis 2012-07-27 12:23
info regarding the lawsuit against wamu customers. I received it and it isnt taking on the internet
 
 
#24 Elizabeth 2012-07-20 11:49
My husband and I live in Alabama and we tried for a year and a half to get a loan modification due to a loss in income due to me having medical issues and not being able to work on a regular basis only to be denied after sending in paper work at least 3 to 4 times... They never called us to ask for more paper work. I would call to check on the status of the loan mod and get we need more paper work... we were denied the first time tried again and after getting the same run around we tried to ask for a deed in lieu but since we were in bankruptcy they wouldn't talk to us about that even with our attorney okaying it... we then decided to walk away from the house... we call and asked how we proceed to turn in the key and volunteer foreclosure we were told to leave the keys inside and lock it up and call it and tell them the date we moved out. that was 2 years ago now... I called at the beginning of the year to make sure the foreclosure was finalized because we haven't been getting any notices in the mail about what is going on and we told that we had till the end of this year to come back and get the property back if we wanted to that nothing could be done until then... I happened to be looking online for houses and found the house listed as SOLD. I call Chase today asking what was going on with the foreclosed property and was told it was sold back in December of 2011. When I was clearly told at the beginning of this year that nothing could be done till the end of this year due to Alabama law. Asked for paperwork saying the house is out of our name and got told they can't provide that for me... WTH We are so tired of this company and the crap that they have pulled... We left the house so we were suddenly pushed out and not able to find somewhere to live... As some of you may know when you are in bankruptcy NO ONE really likes dealing you... you have to find someone that is renting the property themselves and not with a Realtor... We would love to join in on a lawsuit against this company but I don't know if anything is being done in Alabama... If some knows about one please let us know!
 
 
#23 Beth Gordon 2012-07-14 16:05
Nova....you are right.....Unite d Nations Agenda 21 is and has been infiltrating every facet of our government and lives...along with the Socialist Party and extremist environmentalis ts.....Tea Parties across the U.S. are exposing and fighting this internal terrorism but we all must learn to recognize it.....it is being implemented in almost every Planning Department and the manuals for land planners, planning departments, commissioners have all been written by the United Nations, whose agenda ultimately is de-population (like Hitler)....Alab ama is the only state that has banned Agenda 21 so far but different areas of other states have banned it.....google STOP AGENDA 21, get educated and get the traitors out of our GREAT NATION! PUT GODLY PRINCIPLES AND OUR CONSTITUTION BACK IN CHARGE, WHILE WE STILL CAN!
 
 
#22 Nova 2012-06-19 13:45
I guess you've noticed a disturbing pattern here...all the stories have the same facts: FRAUD. But JPMC is just the operative of a larger more evil force at work, the one behind Agenda 21. The plan is for government to get control of all real estate in the country, then kill off 90% of the population with disease, starvation and poison so that the psychopaths who control the government can "return America to a wilderness" so that they can enjoy nature walks through it.
 
 
#21 Diane Chapko 2012-04-24 12:54
In 2009 I lost my job and was unable to secure full time employment for 9 months. In 2009 through 2010 I also attemped to modify my mortgage with EMC/Chase 5 times. I even went to NACA and they submitted everything to Chase again. They were always declined no explanation. I was unable to reach the adjuster working on my mortgage for 9 months during this time my local community services -Tempe AZ were going to assist with a mortgage payment. I sent faxes, emails, letters, left voice messages explaining all this and never received a response. I was evicted out of my home in 10/2010 with court notice that house was to be auctioned off on 11/15/2010. This never occurred until March 2012 in which Chase made 20,000.00 profit on my home plus I put 50,000.00 down when I bought it. I even went thru Chief executive office in spring 2010 and recived no assistance but was told to fill out another modification which I did not do after 5 prior attempts.
 
 
#20 Frank Colozza 2012-04-12 04:14
lost my home of 35 years, tried loan mod but bank kept asking for more and more of the samepaperwork, put on trial mod and was ontime for 5 months, thought the trial period was 3 months, after that they foreclosed because we supposedly did not send all the paperwork again to them yet I have proof I did.
 
 
#19 steve 2012-03-23 12:50
DOES ANYONE HAVE A LAWYER OR CLASS ACTION TO JOIN?
 
 
#18 Ron L 2012-03-01 16:58
Chase is full of criminals there is no doubt. My advice is get an attorney and file counter claims against them and any trustee they are using such as Deutsche. Cover them up with production requests of documents on the deed, the securtitization , loan docs, etc. They will stop and try to settle. Now that they get credit under the AG settlement they should talk. If you counter sue them then they cannot just dismiss when the judge finds out they don't give you docs and they don't have their name on the title. Push them to the wall, do research on the internet -- there is a lot of info there against Chase.
 
 
#17 DW Thompson 2012-01-24 11:55
I am in foreclosure by Chase Bank and I used my GI Bill for the loan and Chase had me doing the loan modification paper work over and over again the same papers to the point I just gave up knowing chase had NO intention of ever loaning out any of the 25 billion tax dollars they were given to make loan modification. I would like to get my name on the class action suite!!! I'm in PA
 
 
#16 salvatore nascarella 2012-01-20 21:25
jp morgan chase is a bank operated by criminals, operating with permission to break the law given by our congressmen, senators and judges. If we the citizens were given as much lattitude as these morons, perhaps this country might take a few steps forward. If you should be fortunate enough to live through the task of securing a loan modification you will definately pay 3000.00 to 10000.00 more for this priveledge. You will pay interest on top of interest, unnecessary escrow,and trial payments that will never be credited. These people are professional thieves. The bank should be renamed. Perhaps Frank & Jesse Chase Holdings. My ultimate life's goal is to somehow screw this garbage pile called JP MORGAN CHASE.
 
 
#15 RJ Cribbs 2012-01-13 16:22
I have been in a 3 year battle with Chase. Do not fall for these "modification" attorney companies. After $5000.00 and 3 different Law Groups, we are now being forced out of our home. Until filthy rich stop owning gov't we're going to continue down this horrible path. In 38 yrs I've never been evicted/forclos ed. Until now.
 
 
#14 THE PROPHET 2012-01-05 05:06
... POOR SOULS,JPM chase is fraud, FED RES, FANNIE MAE,justice dept, is on this SCAM. White House covering these criminals. legal system is ecstatic making $billions. US gov, congress don't give a shit . fuck government,take it down. Fuck Hillary the bitch should be executed for crimes against humanity. We want JUSTICE, FREEDOM at home.Look how quickly they arrested peaceful protestors.The BITCH demanding other governments allow thugs/ killers to roam free.demand regime change, We need AMERICAN SPRING now STUPID MORONS. should OCCUPY white house, US congress. Hey people if you believe this government is protecting you, then am George Washington.Get ready for fight of your life.only corporate crooks have rights, Democrats,repub licans sold you. SYSTEM is the 1%. its going to be like this until ...You know what I mean...GOD BLESS the 1%. The 99% condemned to hell. In few weeks GAS HITS $10/Gal. WE ALL GOING TO STARVE.....
 
 
#13 Dalz 2011-12-30 23:49
Chase took my house from me after selling it to another lender. When they declined my modification even though I make a good living, they told me they would accept a short sale but foreclosed even though I had an immediate buyer. What I have discovered is that my house is worth more to Chase if they foreclosed because my mortgage was insured. They were paid either way. I cannot believe what occurred during months of daily battles to save my home. My case is in litigation and I will never give up proving what they did to my family was unethical.
 
 
#12 Thompson 2011-12-22 20:17
I've been trying to get a loan motivation from chase to get out of foreclosure and they just keep making me do the same paper work over and over and over/9 times now I'd done the same paper work. Till this week I've come to realize chase has no intention of doing anything they just want to service my VA loan and charge for doing that as long as they can and want me to take care of the house until they physically take my house. They are the biggest scammers of them all and in to big to fail my US government gave them 25 billion to loan out which they use to collect interest off and to invest in the stock market and they're not going to loan anyone of the intended 25 billion for loan modification a penny. To chase that was money for them to steal from the USA
 
 
#11 Vm 2011-12-13 05:57
Chase first started their scam by charging fees for home owners and when we gave them proof we had it had to contact the attorney general to get it removed but then they added back on turned our loan to ecskrow and for closure begin so we called this co called hope threw chase and was told about modification then received a call from a co named first universal they ended up being a scam got us for four thousand told usIto stop mortgage pay ments and pay them in stead we asked a rep at chase they saidit was true long story short they ran us around told us we would have to do three trial payments doubling our pay ments I was told if didn't pay they would not do the modification more and more scams took place I can't tell it al that how much morethings that transpired and they took our home after a two year battle to get a modification. We was not missing any payments until chase and this modification co said no more payments neede tell they decide what the new payment would be
 
 
#10 joost1960 2011-12-11 10:41
I am having very similar problems with Chase. 2.5 years ago I had 100K+ equity in my house. Even with the market drop, I still have equity in my house (on paper). Over 2.5 years they systematically dragged me through HAMP processes, until the arrears payments and 'fees' are so high, that I can not recover from them. In addition to misleading and purposely leading me down a path of re-applying for HAMP which is like quicksand, they are also blatantly in non-compliance of HAMP regulations for consumer protection. They are having all kinds of documentation and procedural problems, but are hiding behind extending my foreclosure date to give them time to figure out how to correct and get my residence. Based in Michigan I am having difficulty finding a competent attorney willing to take my case. Any referrals to an attorney or class action suit are greatly appreciated.
 
 
#9 frank daniels 2011-12-02 16:44
so many problems with chase, i could just scream, late payment charges when payment was on time, refused to mod. my loan even though they said i was approved, refused an extension, finally forced to file chapter 13, then short sale my home, lost thousands, now chase refuses to return escrow overage. wor st bank ever, multi frauds. heartless people run this bank.
 
 
#8 vj 2011-11-25 14:36
need best class action suit attorney to file against chase i reside in san leandro, ca
 
 
#7 vj 2011-11-25 14:34
need contact info for best class action attorney to file against chase
 
 
#6 Curline Registe 2011-11-12 12:41
Same thing happed to me. Chase claim I did not make enough and declined me after paying all required trial payments.
 
 
#5 Ed 2011-10-06 10:22
We had a loan thru Chase and was in the process of mortgage mod. when they sold our loan to a chase spinoff lender, Kondor. This, among other shady tactics allowed them to foreclose on our home of 16 years, and were given 3 days to remove our things, among them a fully equipped Fabrication shop, and 16 years of accumulated "stuff", 4 pets and our kids memories. Its been 9 months and we are still in mourning not just of losing our home but how it was done. if they had given me ample time,30 days? it would not have been so bad. I guess they figured i'd have time to realize their ruse and get an attorney. In a nut shell they lied and strung us along until the jig was up then hid behind the police the day of our eviction. If anyone out their is experiencing the same, please get an attorney!
 
 
#4 Donna 2011-10-04 18:35
Lots of the same similar reports are recorded on ConsumerAffairs .com. My complaint is also listed there as I too am in foreclosure status due to the negligent practices of JP Morgan Chase. I encourage everyone to go to this website and file a report. At least it's documented in one place and if a class action lawsuit filed, we are all there in one place.
 
 
#3 loretta dean 2011-09-24 17:42
I'm In Calif where they failed to disclose I would have to come with all funds (plus late fees and penalties that were saved under a 6 month forbearance.At the end of my 6 month forbearance I got a bill for 9,000.00. I had asked for a temp reduction to pay med bills. Those are paid, now I lose my home? This should be against the law ALL TERMS SHOULD BE DISCLOSED IN WRITTING.
 
 
#2 debi a whiteside 2011-09-23 20:45
I am in illinois and jpm chase did the same thing to me and never told me!!! my home was foreclosed on and chase never told me i found out from a foreclosure lawyer who solicited me!!!!
 
 
#1 Kelly Conlin 2011-09-22 14:33
I Kelly Conlin, too called Chase in 2009 to try for a modification, they put us on a three month trial, and said that if you pay the payments on time your loan will be modified either to what the trial amount was or lower. they continued to tell me every month because I called them 2 times a month every month and this went on for a year. Chase also did not tell me they were not going to be taking out my escrow during all this time, and now three years almost later and they are informing me of and escrow deficientcy and my mortgage payment will be going up 400$$, when I called to find out what happened they told me to try for another modification,wh ich I was leary but tried and was still denied, so now I am being penalized for their mistakes..
 

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