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Can foreclosure be stopped
[May 8, 2008]   by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Can foreclosure be stopped, Foreclosure Help with Ocwen Mortgage, fallen behind on mortgage

My original mortgage was with New Century. I refinanced in 1999 for around 76,000.00. When OCWEN took my loan over, I did have some forebearance agreements and late payments, but have made regular payments as much as possible. The only time I did not was when Mississippi was declared a disaster area and mortgage payments were deferred during this disaster. I fell behind on my mortgage with OCWEN and called to make arrangements. I spoke with Ocwen rep, who said I could have a fixed rate of 11.500% with notes at 921.00 EXCLUDING T&I. I would have to submit a 2000.00 down payment. What I could not understand is the fact that the balance on my home was now 88,000.00 !!!  Now I have gotten a foreclosure letter from Shapiro and Massey in Jackson, MS. The letter states that my mortgage is now 90,000.00. I had someone from examine the payment history I requested from OCWEN and they see numerous unwarrented charges on my payment history. I would like to know how I can keep my home without being overcharged by OCWEN. I would also like to speak with someone who speaks English as a first language.  I am no longer receiving child support from my exhusband. OCWEN is foreclosing.

can foreclosure be stopped

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