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I have been with newrez / shellpoint since march of last year. In July 2020 newrez began making mistakes on my mortgage statements. I called and spoke to someone aboutht e mistakes and was assured that any mistakes would be corrected. But as I received the mortgage statements in the following months I noticed that the statements began to accrue penalties and once again I called to have this fixed. I was told that there was a flag on my account and the correction was pending. In October I called yet again and went through my payment history with a newrez representative and worked at trying to straighten out the ongoing mistake. After I was assured that all was corrected I received a notice that if my payments were not brought up to date that newrez would foreclose on my house. I called immediately after receiving the foreclosure and I was told to disregard the notice as this was a mistake. In the meantime newrez had taken the liberty of damaging my credit. I found this out when I decided to refinance with another lender in order to move away from the headache of newrez. At this I filed a complaint with the BBB to have the situation rectified which I thought it was. Newrez had removed the mark on my credit and supposedly fixed their records. At the final of closing the lender I was working with called newrez to get confirmation of payments and newrez told the lender that I was thirty days delinquent on my February payment and the contract fell through. I filed yet another complaint with the BBB and newrez is insisting that I am once again delinquent on my payments even though I have provided irrefutable documentation to the contrary. I am at a wall and think now that the only action left is take legal action.
Mar 25, 2021
Real Estate
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Bill HenryFounding Partner | 18 years of experience
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Bill HenryFounding Partner 18 years of experience

I'm sorry that you've had to deal with that. You may have claims under the Federal Debt Collections Practices Act or Colorado's equivalent statute. I would suggest speaking with an attorney to discuss your options. If you would like to schedule an assessment with our office you can contact us at 303-688-0944. Ask for an appointment with attorney Liz German who is knowledgable on FDCPA violations.

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