Vanderbilt Mortgage And Finance
Servicing Transfer Notice Given Only Days Before Payment Due Date

Business & Finance

The law requires that when lending institutions assume another lending institutions responsibility for servicing your loan they are suppose to notify you within 15 days before your payment date. In this case my husband and I were notified 4 days before the due date. In fact the letter says our present servicer will stop accepting payments from us April 30. So now that I did not receive this until the 28th of April. Not that this has caused any harm to us yet but it could. I am writing this report just in case anyone has had a problem with this company and needs any information proving history of negligence from this company. If this is the case please contact me and I will be happy to forward you a copy of our paper work from Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance.


Company: Vanderbilt Mortgage And Finance
Country: USA
State: Tennessee
City: Maryville
Address: P.o. Box 9800
Phone: 8009707250
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