If your mortgage is taken over by Mr. Cooper (formerly Nationstar) …. *January 2023
…run - don't walk – to refinance with another company. Better yet, pay off your house as quickly as you can. I'm definitely NOT venting, but only trying to inform others of their heinous business practices. Had we known in advance that no one in Mr. Cooper is capable of communicating, I might have taken a different stance. A mortgage company that doesn't assist their customers? Just creating the log in, going through the settings, alerts – all of it – took several calls. Why they didn't they send out instructions, instead of forcing customers to call for help is beyond me. It all should have been in the 'Welcome letter', and that very document should have been called a 'Shock Statement'. Of course, our previous mortgage company (USAA, that we thoroughly researched and selected) should have informed us of the acquisition. Ha – we had never heard of Mr. Cooper. What a way to treat us Veterans, who, in some cases – willfully gave their lives protecting our country. Problems continued with every question, and I asked a myriad of them. Here's a kicker – I even tried the secure message center for one of my questions in an attempt to avoid another uneducated person. The answer was full of blah-blah-blah that I didn't ask, suggested that I call Customer Service (!) and then they closed the ticket. Several tickets I submitted. Round and round I went, asking that tickets NOT be closed until my question was addressed, that this matter was escalated and that I was still waiting on a return call. This was only SIX weeks into our relationship with Mr. Cooper. Heaven forbid if you reach a Customer Service agent that you can't understand. I applaud hiring diversified individuals, but you have to be able to comprehend what they're saying, and vice versa. Customers can't trust anything they've told you. Ask the same question of multiple people, you're given as many different answers. One example of our numerous challenges was trying to get both of our FICO scores on the dashboard. One person said, 'sure, just make another log in', and Ms. Brooks (continued below) says it wasn't possible, that we shouldn't have been told that. What? No one can read a script in front of them? Their agents must not be trained in anything remotely financial either, let alone mortgages. Even if you've been given "their direct number to call them with aaaaaaaaaannnyyy questions what-so-ever", their outgoing message clearly indicates different hours from what the person gave you. Leaving them voicemails is clearly a waste of your time, since their obvious intention is to refuse to call you back. You feel like the right thing to do is report each and every one of them. Getting a supervisor / manager is impossible, so you try the apparent method of 'escalating'. And, their phone system is horrid. 'In a few words, please tell me why you're calling.' - says the automated voice. You say 'escalation team'. It responds, 'You're calling about payments, right?' Nothing short of infuriating, when you're already worked into a lather about your questions not being addressed by Customer Service. Contacting their manager of the Escalation Department – Amber Brooks – is hopeless. She admitted in an *email to me that she heard the offending calls, all of which wasted my time and cost me hundreds of dollars – then did absolutely nothing to resolve the issue. All of my vehement requests of them pulling calls (yes, they're all recorded and kept) did nothing to make them understand they truly were at fault. Contacting Jennifer Guthrie (never located her exact title) was also useless. No, I never found her number, and Amber Brooks reports to her. Four times I emailed her, begging for help. She never once bothered to respond. They even had the gall to have a secretary call me to say they refuse to help in this situation. All representatives say 'they're in the escalation department' and there's no direct number into that department. Profound and lame apologies by every.single.person, yet no one does anything about *your* situation, albeit promises, and all forgotten - with no follow-through. In order to remove Mr. Cooper from our lives, we started working overtime as much as humanly possible, with the plan to pay off our home, eight years early. Everything, even bonuses, extra went towards the principal. Luckily, there was no penalty for early pay off. A perfect example of their lack of checks and balances in the company. Using their online portal, I made an extra payment to the principal, and THEY decided to put it towards a regular payment, instead of the boxes I checked. Again I called, asking for the escalation team, and was forced to explain another round to incompetent folks. A nice person Amanda Bailey (office phone *******518) assured me she would reverse the payment and apply it according to my wishes. She sounded quite confident, so I didn't worry. I asked for proof when it was complete. What I expected and what I received were wildly different. She sent me an encrypted email of 13 pages, going all the way back when they took over our loan! I couldn't begin to fathom what was so difficult in asking for proof of a reversal. A problem that sent me around the bend was making a *large payment to the principal. Given all the questions I had asked about how the pay-off worked, no one bothered to tell me about the fact that you can't pay off more than 90% of your loan on their system. When making this enormous payment, I was blessed with an error message – 'It looks like you're trying to pay off your loan. You can't make a payment more than xxxxxx amount.' Boy was I furious.
Another challenge was actually getting the pay-off. One person said it took 2-3 days to create, then 7-10 days in the mail. Mortified, I asked what country it was coming from. This was completely opposite of what the website says – the box indicating 4-6 days, period. And gosh, you sure can't call to ask which is true. Well, I did – and what a waste of time. We waited and waited, and yes, I stupidly called again asking where our pay-off was. Shocked again, I was told that another agent requested a pay-off on our behalf. (!) In the same conversation, I was told that their "system requested a pay-off". I tersely said that I only requested ONE pay-off and not multiple. Then I was told that the system suspended everything. I yelled at the person, "How does this happen?!" I heard crickets. We finally got the pay-off and made one last enormous payment to the principal. THEN we received the escrow disclosure statement. Absurd to think it was nearly over. No one explained the fees associated with closing your loan. Yep, I called again. Haley, from TX, was so condescending – so I told her how much I despised Mr. Cooper, that I certainly hoped it was nearly over. You guessed it, the remainder of the escrow was shorted by all the fees. What a joke. Their mission statement is nothing short of laughable. Not one person I've spoken to has ever acted in any manner that supports the company's magnanimous declaration. Funny how many bad reviews there are of Mr. Cooper, dating back several years. Seems nothing ever changes. If you're forced to work with them, please protect yourself. Add every extra penny you have to the principal. Save every email, take copious notes, and write down the name of every.single.person you speak to. Most important - you don't have to sign with *them. Another funny thing – look at the BBB alert for Lewisville, TX - titled Government Action. Still unsure, read the Indeed reviews from folks that work for them.
Tip for consumers:
avoid them at all costs
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our mortgage was taken over by mr. cooper... we had no choice.
Date of experience: January 15, 2023
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Mr. Cooper has a rating of 1.1 stars from 437 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Reviewers complaining about Mr. Cooper most frequently mention customer service, mortgage company, and escrow account problems. Mr. Cooper ranks 240th among Mortgages sites.
The BEST mortgage company. Anytime I need to get anything resolved or any questions answered, with Mr. Cooper it's a breeze. Their online options are comprehensive, I love that when I call I get to speak with someone at their Texas call center. This is seriously the best company I've ever had handling a mortgage, will recommend them to everyone.
I was notified that Mr. Cooper had purchased my mortgage loan from my previous mortgage company. On 18DEC2024 I was contacted by Mr. Cooper to inform me that my payment (my very first for this new mortgage) was late. I received the voicemail and I made a considerable amount of attempts to contact them to resolve the issue. No way to get a hold of a live operator. Made additional attempts to contact them on 19DEC 2024. Again, after spending hours trying to get to a LIVE OPERATOR to assist me. NOTHING! Each and EVERY time I was hung up on by the automated system. This is my first payment for this mortgage and the LAST time I will ever be put in this situation. In over 30 plus years of working with mortgage companies, not one time, NOT ONE have I ever experienced something like this. I'm actually embarrassed for them that they run a company so unprofessionally and disgusting like this. It is obvious that there are issues considering the amount of bad reviews that can be seen online. I've seen one site that are favorable to them which may be questionable considering the amount of negative reviews. I will neither recommend this company or do business with them EVER again once I have left them. I will be refinancing with another more reputable mortgage company. COOPER IS THE WORST!
Worst mortgage company I have ever worked with. Strung me along for over 6 months on a refinance. They are crooks.
Date of experience: September 10, 2020
Worst mortgage lender ever. Very dishonest, put hitting fees in your loan documents, run from this company.
Date of experience: May 3, 2022
This company absolutely sucks on customer service. Never again would I use or recommend. No one will ever return calls
Date of experience: March 23, 2021
Avoid at all cost. It is absolutely not an "Upgraded" mortgage experience as they advertise. Horrible
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Mortgage servicing.
Date of experience: February 11, 2022
They bought my loan and now I am stuck with this lousy company …. Piss poor reviews …. I'll seem em in court!
Date of experience: August 29, 2020
Start with Dallas Morning News Article from 3/29/18, gist is name change didn't change anything. You will also get a couple of pictures of top executives celebrating name change at NSE, and Bray and his flunky congratulating themselves of their market wizardry of changing name.
More helpful are stories of lawsuits, particularly Mr Harmon an engineer from TX suing them for 10 million. They foreclosed on him claiming he hadn't paid taxes, but he had, had proof and was never late on anything. Remember this is a blood sport. Many more like him. Go to YELP for horror story after horror story.
They managed to be the first 10 answers if you just google them- DONT BOTHER READING ANYTHING THAT HAS MR COOPER OR NATIONSTAR AS ITS ORIGINAL SOURCE, JUST PROPAGANDA.
Politicians love to talk about middle class, working folks etc, but we know that's horsewomen poo right? From what I've seen only New York has sued them as a state, but I'm just beginning this f. G rabbit hole.
People pay off mortgages just to get away from Mr Cooper, (btw start calling them that so they get as many negatives as Nationstar online), guess what happens-that's right Mr Cooper then reports them as over 30 days late on their mortgage, screwing up their credit.
Looks like pressuring politicians, Stare AG's to go after them and finding a good Law Firm for a massive class action is the best way to slow their roll.
Date of experience: April 26, 2020
Look up stockholders of Nationstar, they consist of about 20 individuals and 6 hedge funds. Start complaining -emailing to them about disastrous operations of Nationstar.
Amar R Patel, Anthony L Evers, Brett Hawkins, Chad Patton, David C Hisey, Fid Lou B He Blkr LLC, ( and its many cute iterations to avoid taxes), Harold G Lewis, the contemptible Jesse K Bray Kal Raman and several others.
These are Bray's bosses. If you really want to stand up for the " little guy" this is one way. Brady's workers don't mean anything to him. The more complaints he gets the better. His job is to squeeze home owners. His customer service people are using a script to be ready for any angle hardship with the goal of more $ for Bray and CO, for which the customer service workers get bonuses. It's a blood sport.
But Bray's bosses don't want there money making days interrupted by irate homeowners bombarding their emails.
By law all the information is on the Internet. So there's that. The squeaky wheel gets the grease Good luck.
Date of experience: April 24, 2020
We just had our mortgage transferred to this company. First of all, I didn't even get a bill until I called them looking for the bill. Then I received one AFTER the bill was already past due. Then, I was told that I could set up an online account to "make my life easier"... and first impressions are HORRIBLE! I made a payment and set up Auto Pay and even received an email stating "Thank you for your payment". Then I go online 7 days later and see that there is a FEE of $35 charged and my payment that I just made is showing PAST DUE! I call the customer service to find out what is going on and they are telling me that it was an "NSF" (which means Non SUFFICIENT FUNDS"). The payment never hit the account and they said that I entered the number incorrectly?! How do you charge me for a NSF, if you never even tried charging my account? The rep said then said it was a charge because my account "could not be found" by the bank? I verified my routing and account number with them on the line with my bank. I never got any notices that they needed to verify any information that was entered, and slapped an NSF on my account... when in actuality, they didn't even try drafting the payment, which they already said that they had received? I asked to speak to a manager, and they said they will put me in a "queue" for a manager to call me in 24 hours? Maybe that's why you don't know how to take care of customers! Managers are not present? They said enter in automatic payment info again. What happens next time they tell me that "The account could not be found"... when they cannot even verify what numbers i entered in? I think it's a ploy to just charge a FEE and just say that I entered in the incorrect information!
Date of experience: November 20, 2019
If I could give 0 stars if could. My house was destroyed by the Camp Fire in California on Nov. 8. I received a check to payoff the loan and replacement cost from Farmers Ins (They were awesome) within 25 days of the fire. The check with my name and Mr Coopers name was received by the payoff dept on 12/14/18. At this time my check was send to the research dept. Which the name does not fit them as the did no research to find out why my check was in their hands. Research Dept took my check and filed it away. On 12/20/18 I called the Escalation Dept to confirm that account was paid off and my money was on the way and found out customer service failed to tell me I need a signed Mortgage Affidavit to release my funds and payoff the account. So on 12/20/18 this information was emailed to me and emailed back to escalation which emailed the affidavit to the Research Dept to complete the transaction. Escalation Dept. sent a second email to Research Dept to get confirmation that the payoff was moving forward. Apparently the Research Dept needs to research how to open and read emails because there was never a reply to the emails sent to them. I might also add that there is no way to contact the Research Dept. because I asked ever person (supervisors included) how to get into contact with them. Hmmm! On 1/14/19 I still had not received a check so I jumped through all the customer service hoops only to find out my money is still sitting at the Research Dept. All that needed to be done was for some to upload the affidavit and they process was started. So now I have to wait another 20 days to get my check. This all assuming the research dept has nothing to do with the process because if they gotta actually work I'm screwed!
Date of experience: January 15, 2019
We were transferred to them from our previous lender. It was extremely painful experience to pay off our loan. After wiring them the money, they did not accept it till the quote expired. They did not bother to let us know the status of the pay-off either. We had to find out on our own that they received the money but never accepted it (for no reason). Their research department was involved but didn't follow up. They did not help us with any findings. We had to go through the pay-off process again and lost several hundred dollars because of their irresponsibility.
We finally paid off our loan in May. Since we overpaid, Mr. Cooper was supposed to refund us the overpayment. They never did. We had to call them in July to find out why they were not refunding the money. They said they sent out a check in May but the check was not cashed. So they had to resend the check. We were wondering what they would do if we hadn't called about it. Keeping my money for good?
Anyway, we waited a couple of more weeks. Still no refund. We called again. They said they never resent the check and they would do right away. We waited another week and this time, they said the first check was actually cashed already, by me. We asked them to send us the image of the cashed check and the date it was cashed and the account number it went into. They said they could send us none of that. It was our job to find out where the money went. They also said if we still want the money, we needed to email their research department ourselves and figured out how to get the money.
Up till today, months after my payoff, I still don't have my overpayment refunded. And during this whole process, they never reached out to me although they owe me money. They did nothing to help out the customer except keeping customer's money to themselves.
If you need reference, the last rep we talked to was Amber, work ID *******.
Tip for consumers:
Terrible experience. Don't use Mr. Cooper!
Products used:
loan
Date of experience: August 11, 2021
Do Not Do Business with These People
I lost my job in May due to Covid restrictions. The company will not be reopening. Back in early October 2020, I decided to pay off my house. I had received a severance pay from my company and I wanted to pay off the house so I didn't have to worry about getting a job during covid. I contacted Mr. Cooper/Nationstar Mortgage (MCNM) to get a payoff figure. I knew it was in the area of $7000. I told them that when my payment was due on November 1st, just take whatever was owed out of my account to pay off the mortgage. I had automatic payments. MCNM refused to do that. They HAD to send me a payoff quote and charge me $20 for it. Included with this payoff quote was directions on who to send the money to either via Cashier's check or wire transfer. I wanted to use a wire transfer so it would be quicker and safer (so I thought) than putting a check in the mail. I went to my bank on Oct. 13 and had a wire transfer sent with the payoff amount. I kept watching on line for the pay off to show up. It never did. On Oct. 26th, I started making calls to MCNM to find out what happened. I have made calls at least twice a week every week since then and they cannot find my money. They then took November's payment from my account even though the house was paid off in October. MCNM had me send the payment to Wells Fargo in care of MCNM. I have called Wells Fargo every week since October 26th also. They will not give me any information since I don't have an account with them, but I keep calling. I notified MCNM that they would have to work with Wells Fargo to locate my money. I have talked with at least a dozen customer service people at MCNM and get different answers from each of them (Problem will be cleared up within 48 hours, send proof of payment, contact Wells Fargo yourself, what account did you put it in, etc.) Now they want December's house payment or they are charging me a late fee and probably put it on my credit report. They have my money from October. I even filed a report with the Better Business Bureau and MCNM has done nothing. My bank is getting a lawyer involved to try to help. I contacted a lawyer and they want $1500 up front and 25% of what they get me. I don't know what else to do.
Date of experience: December 12, 2020
Mr Cooper's customer service has been 2nd to none. I hope that my new loan servicer will be as great
Date of experience: June 2, 2022
Hello. I need help with this mistake that has been plaguing my life for months.
Mr. Cooper claimed that I had late payments on my mortgage on 1107 Varela street, Key West, Florida *******. This is not true because I set up automatic bill pay with Bank of America, which pays Mr. Cooper each month. I ended up paying three weeks in advance which was mistaken as a late payment.
On May 25th I paid for the month of June. This was thought to be a late payment for May, even though I paid on time for May. I ended up paying a $40 late fee. I had another issue because my payment date was switched to the 1st and when I paid on the 31st for the next month, they thought it was a late payment. Eventually after paying $40 a month in late fees I paid Mr. Cooper $2,600. After all of this confusion, frustration and wasted money I switched my payment to the third of the month. I'm trying to prevent this from happening again.
I have never been late on a payment and I have continued to pay on time each month despite what Mr. Cooper's statements may say. I have the records from Bank of America proving my payments have been made. I've included this to further shed light on this situation.
Through this mistake, my credit score has been ruined. Before this misunderstanding my credit score was over 800. Now I am struggling to refinance my house because of Mr. Cooper's lack of attention to details. I am stuck paying Mr. Cooper because of his carelessness.
I have worked very hard my whole life to build my credit score to what it was. I've never paid late on anything, and you can see that in my records. Now my 78 years of building my credit is ruined by Mr. Cooper's mistakes. I am so distraught.
I really need this corrected soon so I can take advantage of the low interest rates. I am trying to give my children the best inheritance I possibly can. Thank you for your time and efforts.
Joan Thoman
Loan number *******-011D
Nationstar mortgage
Date of experience: September 11, 2020
I was very pleased with this company in the begining using there app, until i got a call about refinancing. The guy told me it would cost me 5k for the refi. Next thing you know, tom sheridan sends me a closing document which i signed a lock in agremnent might i add. Sends me the closing disclosure and its about 8-9k more than what i was thinking and gave me a run around and something about escrow why it was so much more. And i asked why my escrow was going to be financed in the loan made no sense to me. So he starts sending me other loan options on a 15 year and a 20 year which i never asked for. So i ended up wanting to go back to the original proposal come to findout rates have went up by this point. Now its crickets, they wont get back to me or follow thru with the refi now the rates are higher, which i locked in at a lower rate. I even emailed his supervisor and called his supervisor twice and his name is randy tabor. Neither one of them have gotten back to me. Currently going thru someone else to refinance my loan, and going to be done with these people. Very unprofessional and it seems like its hoax. Seems like a bunch of people running around an office throwinf out numbers then when itndoesnt benefit them, they back out and ignore. Thats exactly whats hapoening in my case. The other people ive dealt with were very professional eslecially mario boone. Hes the original guy that got my attention. Tom sheridan says hes no longer is with the company. I can only imagine what happened there.
Date of experience: March 12, 2020
The worst and most unethical mortgage company I've ever worked with. I've had my fair share of buying and selling houses. So this ain't my first rodeo. Last month, I started a refi and 2 weeks ago the title company ordered a pay off good for 10 days. Two days after payoff was requested Mr. Cooper mailed out my mortgage insurance that was due. (Mind you, usually any escrow payments are put on hold when a payoff is ordered!) so I get to closing day on the 9th of May and the wire goes out to Mr Cooper ok the 13th, due to the 3 day remorse clause. On the 19th, Mr Cooper rejects pay off the because it's missing the same amount they paid for the house insurance. Of course, my new mortgage company also paid for the mortgage insurance. So now there's double payment for mortgage insurance which will be refunded to me, and after a phone call with Mr. Cooper the plan was to return the money to them. But instead they rejected quarter of $1 millions Because they wanted their thousand dollars mortgage insurance refunded. Fine we'll play their game, title company ordered a new payoff 5/24 with an additional $1200 added to the original payoff (to cover mtg insurance, fees and interest)
Title company wired Mr. Cooper the new pay off the very same day, on 5/24. Needless to say 12 hours later we find out Mr Cooper rejects the second payoff because now they say they calculated the fees wrong and I owe still another $136. Yep, you heard that right Mr. Cooper rejects quarter of $1 million because they were short $136 that they miss calculated and not honor their ten-day pay off. This company is beyond on ethical and ridiculous. They do not play by the rules, as they like to make up there's rules as they see fit. They are a joke for a mortgage servicing company.
Tip for consumers:
Stay away from Mr Cooper (aka Nationstar)
Products used:
Southern Mortgage
Date of experience: May 26, 2022
They told me I qualified for a Refinance. Had me do all the things, paperwork. Had me talking to one guy, named Avery. We had it all figured out. Going to out my credit card debt in there and just have one payment. I had one credot csrd with nothing on it. He told me i "had" to do an appraisal for paperwork and it was $500 but no biggie cause I was approved and we would pay it off with my loan and i would get at least $2,000 cash back for the vacation I was about to go on with my son. So I took days off work to get appraisal done and paper wkrk6 together. Maxed out my open card and the $#*!s checked my credit 3 times, dropping my score almost 60 points between maxing the open credit card and chexking my score. Then all of a sudden I was speaking to another guy who I wasnt even told I would be talking to. Then we went back and forth for a couple weeks then nothing!?!? I called, emailed. Nothing! Then I got on my mr cooper app and there was a denial letter on there? Wtf! Now my escrow was messed up too and they want to raise my payments by $150 some dollars! I am refi with abother company right now! Thank god! Hoping someone goes after these $#*!s!
Date of experience: November 13, 2019
Never in my personal or business life have I EVER encountered the level of indifference, ineptitude, dishonesty and lack of care for the customer.
Date of experience: September 14, 2020
Horrible emailed same info over 5x... they cant get act togethere, nothing but excuses and dropped balks by them
Date of experience: April 7, 2020
We worked to refi our two mortgages through this firm and the experience was worse than I should have imagined --DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY
Date of experience: December 7, 2020
I had a perfect credit score when NationStar aka Mr. Cooper bought my personal information posing as a mortgage loan servicer. In 2015, I discovered my ID had been compromised with my mortgage information and I jumped to the challenge. I alerted the Fort Worth Nissan dealership, who had sold 3 cars to the fake me in about 2 weeks for almost twice their book value. I reported this to the police and also gave them the online ads attempting to sell the vehicles with phone numbers of the seller aka fake me. I froze my credit, jumped through all hoops and to-do checklists with the FTC, FBI, etc. I found and reported cosmetic surgery loans, bank accounts, credit cards, more cars, an apartment (near Mr. Cooper in Dallas, The View at Kessler Park). I contacted management, verified the latest stolen vehicle (#4 or 5 of 7 I know of) was in the parking lot with matching plate. Informed them of the fraud and my intent to file a police report, left my number & called the police, filed the complaint. Years later in 2020, I get a nasty letter demanding rent in arrears. They (the police & management) let the fake me live there and never arrested her! When attempting a refi on my home, I was told my mortgage was not showing up on the 3 credit bureau's. The ID theft was sabotaging my work and my life in horrible ways. For the last 6+ years Mr. Cooper has refused to secure my account. Has repeatedly stated they have no fraud policy or obligation to remove the public/criminal's access to my account. The Attorney General is now involved since 2020 and the fake me is quickly being scrubbed from the internet. It appears someone is working OT to clean up my damaged credit quickly. They even replaced the management and changed the name of the apartment building this year to Skyline at Kessler Park. Mr. Cooper refuses to protect my account from fraud and will not act unless I give them the name of the employee who made the numerous changes on my account which allowed this to continue unabated for many years. Of course I can't do that, but the lawsuit will come at a very disappointing time for Nationstar, as they position themselves to begin their post pandemic foreclosure scams. It's going to be a bloody hot summer in 2022. I intend to renovate the 11 story building into a homeless shelter for victims of Mr. Cooper fraud when I own it. I've served on the Board of the Central Community Housing Trust, before it changed names too. Aeon will do good with all those units.
Tip for consumers:
Don't, if they buy your mtg servicing, freeze & monitor your credit very closely and begin lawyer shopping because you'll need one.
Products used:
n/a, they used me
Date of experience: June 21, 2021
Thank you Marion H. I will contact John Crudele at the Sunday New York Post. Mr. Cooper's failures to be accountable for properly handling of mortgage accounts, over charge's, not applying funds correctly, nor interest payments correctly and failure to return my monies owed to me from escrow, over charges and over charges of interest calculated daily for an additional 30 day's of charge's on my loan that had been completely satisfied 30 day's prior. Multiple phone calls with Laquinte Probe for the past 5 week's and still no resolutions. Laquinte Probe claims to be head of customer relations and assured me that he would personally be handling and resolving my many issue's and concerns However, this has NOT been the case. Each phone call to him He states that someone other than himself has reviewed my account. I have repeatedly requested for him to do this and each phone conversation he says he will Yet so far that hasn't happened. Per another phone call with Laquinte Proby on Friday February 14,2020 I requested all documentations to be mailed to me via United States Postal Service because my online Mr. Cooper Account has not shown any corrections, nor updated info from my latest discrepancies of misapplied payments made on January 22,2020 and January 23,2020, Today is Friday February 28,2020Two week's later and I have Yet to receive the requested documents. I was also informed that a check for my Escrow money and over charges of interest would be mailed to me within 2 - 3 week's, as of today's date it's been 37 days (over 5 week's). Still haven't received any check. Mr Cooper Needs to be held accountable! Previously Known and operated business as NationStar Mortgage, and the employees stated that the company Rebranded, What a load of manure! Mr Cooper is currently owned and operated by all of the same NationStar employees, same CEO's, management, etc Please feel free to contact me towards taking legal actions. Thank you for taking the time to read my review/complaint.
Date of experience: February 28, 2020
It's going on 6 month's and I still have NO resolutions NOR have I received any of the MONIES Owed back to me!
I can be contacted at *******@gmail.com
Date of experience: February 21, 2020
As Many other's stated, Mr. Cooper was previously NationStar, Name change due to Lawsuits. This company has consistently over charged my account, misapplied funds, raised my Escrow incorrectly and I've spent month's and month's and too many hours of phone calls with customer service and letter's sent to complaint department All without any corrections or resolutions. I have been reading hundreds of Reviews with similar Complaints and feel that WE need to start a Class Action Lawsuit against this Company. It's down right criminal what they have done, and continue to do to their customer's!
Date of experience: January 24, 2020
Unfortunately was sold to this incompetent company. First error, they misapplied a principal payment. It took me writing to the corporate office to get it corrected. Then the correction was wrong, I had to write again to get the correction corrected. Then my boss's mortgage got sold to them. He had a huge issue with Mr. Cooper not paying his home owners. I pay on time every month with extra to the principal. I get a notice from my Homeowners that i am being cancelled. I have never been late for any payment. I called Mr. Cooper on 9/4. I was told the check was sent 7/31! REally? They would not give me or my insurance company a check number. I asked to have another check cut and Fedexed and to email me the fedex #. I was told they don't email. Anyone that has Mr. Cooper knows they get 10 emails a week with BS. I asked her to call me. Today -- A WEEK LATER, my homeowners emailed me to let me know that they don't have the payment yet (9/11). I haven't heard from Mr. Cooper on the check # or fedex #. Oh and Mr. Cooper told me they have this problem over and over again due to COVID and the Post office being slow. They are LIARS. I get all of my other bills == their bill is on time every month. Only thing they can't get on time is their clients Homeowner's payments. I now have to send a payment to keep my homeowners. I wrote to the Attorney General, BBB, and looking at other agencies. What I need to do is start a class action suit. I posted this on Facebook and they deleted it. MR COOPER IS AS SKETCHY AS THE DAY IS LONG! STAY AWAY. Also, I have emailed, Tony Ebers, Jay Bray, Steve Covington, and Glenn Onstad. They are the top execs and the Board Member... They have yet to respond! Whole organization is totally useless.
Date of experience: September 11, 2020
I submitted a request for a recast of my new loan that was transferred from another lender. They informed me a recast takes 90 days in which they would correct the down payment amount of my loan. In the meantime my mortgage payment was double what it should have been which was unaffordable for me. After waiting 60 days they emailed me they never got my request and I would have to wait another 90 days! Ive never seen such incompetence from any company like this! I think they hire untrained employees that are clueless. I heard several times "there is nothing I can do". Must be a company motto there. Finally I did a refinance with another lender and washed my hands of mrcoooper. Their automated phone tree makes it impossible to speak with a real person. Worst customer service Ive ever seen! Id give them zero stars if I could! I hope they go bankrupt as they deserve to!
Date of experience: January 5, 2025
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