My wife and I are currently in a situation with Chase.in 2004 we fell behind 2 months in our mortgage payments we contacted chase and tried to work out a forbearance agreement with them which would allow us to pay a little extra each month to catch up on the rear payments or add these payments to the rear and recalculate loan which is very popular. We had been with them since we purchased the house new in 1998 8 years our loan was sold and then bought back by chase we have a Freddy mac conventional loan and chase told us we had to have 2 years with them under this type of loan to qualify and our pre existing time with them did not count. We had to file a chapter13 in order to keep them from foreclosing on our home now 3 1/2 years into this we start paying closer attention to our statements and notice the principle wasn't moving we went through our old paper work and found significant differences in the figures. Our chapter 13 lawyer plays stupid we want to get out of chapter13 and refinance to get away from Chase they are crooks I called them on it got 2 different figures on the back payments. Our records indicate we have over paid them by $6.879.00 we have an attorney on the case and are planning to sue them we found out they even sent a false figure to the bankruptcy court in the beginning of what we originally owed. Any how wanted to share this with you hope you get them I only have to weeks to deal with them I am currently deploying to Iraq with my military unit and do not want my wife to be burdened with these crooks
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