Wells Fargo may have wrongly “corrected” loan dates on thousands of mortgages. Did this happen to you?
Market value is a key part of home ownership. If you’re concerned that Wells Fargo compromised the value of your home, contact us for help.
After realizing it had made a significant error in failing to set customers’ second mortgages to end after the final maturity date (i.e. the final payment date), Wells Fargo allegedly changed the maturity dates on thousands of mortgages that secured home equity loans without informing its customers. Instead, it filed documents referred to as “affidavits of correction” in the counties in which the borrowers live. These documents allegedly “corrected” the final payment dates on the mortgages so that they matched those for the home equity loans.
Not only did the bank allegedly file these documents without their customers’ consent, but the bank’s actions could also invalidate the property titles and damage the value and marketability of customers’ homes.
If you hold a home equity loan with Wells Fargo, Keller Rohrback wants to hear from you. Please contact us at [email protected], (800) 776-6044, or using the secure form on this page to learn more about your legal rights.
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