I first purchased my "home" through International Homes, a division of Clayton/Vanderbilt, in 2002. Being that I had such poor credit, I had my dad co-sign the loan for me. I was assured at the time, that within 2 years of perfect pay, my dad could be released from his obligation and I ...
To whom it may concern: I would like to report a company named Vanderbilt Mortgage Company about how they treat people and don't understand that there are circumstances that happen in a person's life that are unavoidable. My husband made payment arrangements to catch up on our payments on our ...
Vanderbilt did the same thing to us. I had been sending the checks with the wrong account number on them and they started foreclosure proceedings on our home. I was served 10 hours before I was suppose to be there. I showed up to Court and gave the Judge the supporting documentation. I was 1 house ...
After signing the contract five years ago we decided on a variable interest rate. The interest rate we sign up for was 11% and as interest rate dropped our monthly payment would drop and if it goes up our payments will be increased no more than 2%. These payment were to be made bi-weekly and if the ...
I had Conseco Mortgage which was then bought out by Vanderbilt, the worst thing that could have happened! First, their reps are very rude, including the so called 'supervisors'. They have actually told me off, asked me personal questions that is none of their business, told my boyfriend (who is ...
I was tired of renting, so I purchased my "first luxurious home" in February. What a bummer. I was told the floors were sturdy and the frame of the home was built by whomever. I was so excited, only to find out that after only a year the floors were caving in and if you just touch the ...