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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Does this sound wrong? (southern california) Posted by J.J. on January 29, 2002 at 10:20 AM I Was in foreclosure with bank "A" however, i worked out a forbearance agreement and sent in a good faith downpayment.a few days later my loan servicing was tranferred out of state to Texas.Before I received my notice of loan tranfer I had sent in another payment to bank "A"15 days before it was due. Bank "A" for some reason did not forward my payment to bank "B" after saying they would.well, the 15th of Dec. rolled around and i'm wondering if everything is o.k. I know i should have followed up more diligently. on Dec 28 I called bank "B" and let them know i had sent payment to bank "A". i mentioned the forbearance agreement and they stated they had no record of a forbearance agreement. i faxed them a copy and the next day bank "B" called to say they received a copy and as long as the payments were on time they would honor the agreement. on Dec 31 i wired them the payment i sent to bank "A" and the payment that was due dec 15. on Jan 2 i called bank "B" to verify that they received the wire which they did and that my next payment was due Jan 15. at that point i thought everything was o.k. on Jan 4 i received a call from bank "B" saying that my home was sold on dec 28 and that they were sending my money back! SHOCK! ANGER! The following monday, still in shock, a knock on my door and, you guessed it, a 3-day notice to quit! I immediately got a lawyer who answered within the 5 day period and of this day still in my home but everytime the dog barks I'm looking out the window! We are gonna sue bank "A" and "B". Could you please comment? Does this sound right to you? thanks! Follow Ups: Re: Sounds like you have a case (nt) Ward-CA- 5:48 PM, 02/02/02 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : I Was in foreclosure with bank "A" however, i worked out a forbearance agreement and sent in a good faith downpayment.a few days later my loan servicing was tranferred out of state to Texas.Before I received my notice of loan tranfer I had sent in another payment to bank "A"15 days before it was due. Bank "A" for some reason did not forward my payment to bank "B" after saying they would.well, the 15th of Dec. rolled around and i'm wondering if everything is o.k. I know i should have followed up more diligently. on Dec 28 I called bank "B" and let them know i had sent payment to bank "A". i mentioned the forbearance agreement and they stated they had no record of a forbearance agreement. i faxed them a copy and the next day bank "B" called to say they received a copy and as long as the payments were on time they would honor the agreement. on Dec 31 i wired them the payment i sent to bank "A" and the payment that was due : dec 15. on Jan 2 i called bank "B" to verify that they received the wire which they did and that my next payment was due Jan 15. at that point i thought everything was o.k. on Jan 4 i received a call from bank "B" saying that my home was sold on : dec 28 and that they were sending my money back! SHOCK! ANGER! The following monday, still in shock, a knock on my door and, you guessed it, a 3-day notice to quit! I immediately got a lawyer who answered within the 5 day period and of this day still in my home but everytime the dog barks I'm looking out the window! We are gonna sue bank "A" and "B". Could you please comment? Does this sound right to you? thanks! Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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