- Report: #436878
Complaint Review: Midland Mortgage Company - Oklahoma City Oklahoma
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Midland Mortgage Company
999 N.W. Grand Blvd. Oklahoma City, 73118 Oklahoma, U.S.A.
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800-552-3000
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Midland Mortgage Company Foreclosure, foreclosure, foreclosure, seems to be the only words they know. Oklahoma City Oklahoma
My job wasn't able to pay us for over 6 months. Midland gave me a modification - my mortgage went up.
I missed two payments - instead of letting me pay the 2 payments they gave me a modification - my mortgage went up.
Now, instead of the Deliquency Assistance Center trying to help me they have put my house into foreclosure.
Calling Midland and getting to the person you need to speak with can be a monumental chore. The lines are busy, busy, busy.
I tried going through a third-party (NACA) to ask for a restructuring of the mortgage. No, Midland said. We do not deal with third parties.
In this time of economic turmoil why is Midland's first (and it seems only)response foreclosure, foreclosure, foreclosure?
All of us did not deliberately try to get a house knowing full well we couldn't make the mortgage payments. Some of us actually thought we were being good citizens for our communities and want to keep our homes.
Wilma
Chicago, Illinois
U.S.A.
I missed two payments - instead of letting me pay the 2 payments they gave me a modification - my mortgage went up.
Now, instead of the Deliquency Assistance Center trying to help me they have put my house into foreclosure.
Calling Midland and getting to the person you need to speak with can be a monumental chore. The lines are busy, busy, busy.
I tried going through a third-party (NACA) to ask for a restructuring of the mortgage. No, Midland said. We do not deal with third parties.
In this time of economic turmoil why is Midland's first (and it seems only)response foreclosure, foreclosure, foreclosure?
All of us did not deliberately try to get a house knowing full well we couldn't make the mortgage payments. Some of us actually thought we were being good citizens for our communities and want to keep our homes.
Wilma
Chicago, Illinois
U.S.A.
