CitiFinancial Mortgage
Unexplained $3,411.90 Attorney Fee and Tax Lien Showing Unpaid

Business & Finance

I recently refinanced and discovered CitiFi is very creative. I paid $3,411.90 in attorney fees but can't get an answer as to what this "fee" was applied to. I was charged a mortgage release fee, several payoff quote fees, and a payoff statement fax fee. How much can it cost to press buttons on a fax machine?

The real problem is an escrow balance for property taxes, for which I paid $137 extra each month. My statement clearly shows an escrow disbursement, but on my credit report a tax lien is showing as unpaid back in 2003. The local tax office says no payment was made to them. When I refinanced, nothing showed up on the title search, according to the closing attorney. I hope they don't know CitiFi.

If there is any attorney out there interested, we need help. This is a terrible injustice just floating out there with no action taken. How can we band together to fight this company or just put them out of business? I worked very hard for years paying my mortgage, and yes, I was late many times. Trouble comes and goes. I am searching for an attorney now. Any help would be a service to the cause against corporate ripoffs that continue to get away with this kind of thing.


Company: CitiFinancial Mortgage
Country: USA
State: Texas
City: Irving
Phone: 8007533673
Site: citifinancialmortgage.com
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