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02-22-2012, 07:22 PM
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Can't please 'em all
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Location: Lafayette, LA
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You should not own two houses you rich greedy bastid.
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02-22-2012, 07:57 PM
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Back in Louisiana!!!
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Shreveport
Age: 46
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Well, I had my attorney consult, and he seems to think we have a pretty good case (lol).
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02-22-2012, 08:11 PM
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cheesivore
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: NashVegas
Age: 37
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Originally Posted by Danchrism
He can prove that their actions were intentional and malicious. That will not be difficult at all. The bank is ****ed on this one.
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Any real cash would come from punitive damages. It certainly seems like Wells Fargo has goofed up enough times that a nice punitive damages award might help them sort out whatever system they are currently using.
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02-22-2012, 09:09 PM
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Join Date: May 2009
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Originally Posted by Blodaksen
I called the Nebraska Attorney General. They had never heard of this before. They are looking into who can be charged and what they can be charged with.
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Obviously your lawyer knows best but I'd look into seriously filing a report with the local officers to further document the situation. Start building paperwork. Collect everything the real estate agent has as well ASAP.
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02-22-2012, 09:14 PM
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Veteran Starter
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Charleston, SC
Age: 60
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It seems that we are all feeling grief over this. A class action suit for mental distress is in order.
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02-22-2012, 09:55 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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Someone definitely screwed up but it may not be Wells Fargo. Core Logic is one of the most unorganized asset management servicers in the business and Wells Fargo will certainly be shielded from any acts by Core logic.
There must have been something that put your house on Wells Fargo's radar because the banks don't send field services out to inspect the property of every mortgage they hold. My guess would be you notified them you were trying to sell the house and that you were no longer living at the property. That would still be a stretch for Wells to send your property for visual inspections though.
Also, the banks have a right to secure a property to protect their value if it has been abandoned. This also does not seem to be the situation here.
Don't plan on a large windfall of cash over this. As another suggested, you will probably win a suit to have them pay for any damages and maybe a little money ($500 - $1000) for your troubles but nothing big. My guess is that if you push it hard enough and make it a media story they will offer you a quick settlement.
I would go after CoreLogic before I went after Wells. They are an easier target and they have more to lose in the industry if you drag them through the media. Core Logic is located in Westlake Texas which is NW of DFW airport. It should not be too dificult to reach a higher up over there to raise your voice at.
As for the attorney stating you have a good case ... of course he will say that. It is a slam dunk but the attorney is going to be the one that wins overall. If you win a suit or a settlement my guess is that it will be a push for you in the long run after the attorney fees. I would push for a settlement on your own first and then go through the attorney if you get nowhere.
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02-22-2012, 10:04 PM
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Pro-Bowler
Join Date: Jul 2001
Age: 30
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I'd make a complaint with the Better Business Bureau also.
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02-22-2012, 11:34 PM
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Regal Beagle V.I.P.
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Mexico City, Mexico
Age: 36
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can't vouch for the advice of FWtex, but i'd be lying if i said i wasn't convinced. haha. sounds very logical..
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02-23-2012, 12:25 AM
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Sour Pennies
Join Date: Aug 1997
Location: Ersetu
Age: 42
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No settlement talk and no signing of anything until everything is legally cleared up. Don't try to save a few pennies by leaving a lawyer out of this or Core Logic or Wells Fargo will swipe your house.
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02-23-2012, 01:14 AM
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Who Dat Nation
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: metry brah
Age: 33
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Originally Posted by MLU
Step 1: Move out.
Step 2: Profit.
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no.... step 2 is stealing underpants
step 3 is profit
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02-23-2012, 04:33 AM
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Hell-bent or heaven-sent?
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Salisbury, Maryland
Age: 52
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Originally Posted by BuffaloSaint
Well when you do own Wells Fargo how about giving us Saint's fans some sweetheart deals on our mortgages like congress used to get.
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And some insider trading info so we too can be just like congress 
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02-23-2012, 04:38 AM
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Hell-bent or heaven-sent?
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Salisbury, Maryland
Age: 52
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Originally Posted by SCSaintsfan
It seems that we are all feeling grief over this. A class action suit for mental distress is in order.
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Yes. I own a house I which I rent out and have the mortgage through Bank of America. I haven't been able to sleep since I read this thread, so I drove by the house 3 times last night. Money will put my spirit at rest.
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02-23-2012, 05:57 AM
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All-Pro
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Atlanta
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Originally Posted by wnelson
no.... step 2 is stealing underpants
step 3 is profit
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Actually:
Step 1: Move out
Step 2: Steal underpants
Step 3: ????
Step 4: Profit
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02-23-2012, 06:05 AM
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Back in Louisiana!!!
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Shreveport
Age: 46
Posts: 2,207
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Originally Posted by FWtex
Someone definitely screwed up but it may not be Wells Fargo. Core Logic is one of the most unorganized asset management servicers in the business and Wells Fargo will certainly be shielded from any acts by Core logic.
There must have been something that put your house on Wells Fargo's radar because the banks don't send field services out to inspect the property of every mortgage they hold. My guess would be you notified them you were trying to sell the house and that you were no longer living at the property. That would still be a stretch for Wells to send your property for visual inspections though.
Also, the banks have a right to secure a property to protect their value if it has been abandoned. This also does not seem to be the situation here.
Don't plan on a large windfall of cash over this. As another suggested, you will probably win a suit to have them pay for any damages and maybe a little money ($500 - $1000) for your troubles but nothing big. My guess is that if you push it hard enough and make it a media story they will offer you a quick settlement.
I would go after CoreLogic before I went after Wells. They are an easier target and they have more to lose in the industry if you drag them through the media. Core Logic is located in Westlake Texas which is NW of DFW airport. It should not be too dificult to reach a higher up over there to raise your voice at.
As for the attorney stating you have a good case ... of course he will say that. It is a slam dunk but the attorney is going to be the one that wins overall. If you win a suit or a settlement my guess is that it will be a push for you in the long run after the attorney fees. I would push for a settlement on your own first and then go through the attorney if you get nowhere.
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Good points. I'm not looking for millions, just my house, or at least it's value. However, Wells Fargo is more than complicit in this. They know, because they referred me to a telephone number for one of their employees at their home mortgage headquarters in Iowa. I've been calling since Monday and all I get is a voicemail for Sunni Slatton and then an abrubt message that her voice mailbox is full. Oh, they are well aware of what is going on. Besides, "John" at CoreLogic Field Services blamed the whole thing on them.
Trust me, I'm not one to fly off the handle. I'm 45 and have never filed suit against anyone.
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02-23-2012, 07:29 AM
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May contain 10% Ethanol
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Round Rock, TX
Age: 33
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Originally Posted by Blodaksen
Trust me, I'm not one to fly off the handle. I'm 45 and have never filed suit against anyone.
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I give you full permission to fly off the handle 
It would also be OK to do the handle thing if that Canadian oil company came to you and claimed your property, incorrectly assuming they have the power of imminent domain for the Keystone Pipeline.
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