Litton Loan Servicing Review
Litton Loan Servicing is a mortgage servicer of subprime mortgage loans and home equity mortgages. We uncovered two phone numbers, their website, and some of the worst customer complaints alleging untold violations of good customer service principals.
Litton Loan Servicing Website and Phone Contacts
Litton Loan Servicing Website: http://www.littonloan.com
Litton Loan Servicing Phone:
(800) 247-9727
(800) 999-8501
Address: 4828 Loop Central Drive, Houston, TX 77081
Litton Loan Servicing Review
Litton Loan Servicing services subprime and home equity mortgages and they have the one of the worst customer service track records I’ve ever seen. Be sure to read the BBB report and click the link below to read other customer complaints.
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It appears when I search for complaints against Litton Loan Servicing , there are some of the worst complaints against them. Click to see all the Litton Loan Servicing complaints listed in Google.
BBB Activity on Litton Loan Servicing
“Based on BBB files, this business has an unsatisfactory rating with the BBB due to unanswered complaint(s). This company currently has 10 pending cases.
The BBB processed a total of 383 complaints about this business in the last 36 months, our standard reporting period. Of the total 383 complaints in the last 36 months, 129 of those were closed in the last 12 months.”
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I found on my note and mortgage that was faxed from my servicer that the original title agent from the original lenders as filed in my local court house the lenders squiggle mark signature is not as signed on the original papers and a careful study of the original notary signature is forged on the ones the servicer faxed to me.
I bet if you were to get them to fax you over these copies of your note and mortgage compared to the originals are forged fraudulant signatures that voids the note and mortgage contract.
I bet if you demanded a copy they could not produce the blue ink signed originals to you and if your is filed in your local court compare the signatures with the originals.
After 5 long years I just discovered this fraud and am getting everything payed back plus pain and suffering and a debt free home.
Better check your stuff you may be in the same boots I am in and thats a real blessing from God is to have a debt free home and everything payed back to you plus pain and suffering and the crooks just thought this poor man could not read.
Praise God for lender fraud when you can catch it before they take your home.
Also do a search finding the fraud in your mortgage.
God has really blessed me and my husband. I guess we are in the few of success stories from Litton. Our trial modification started in June of 09. Our final papers came on Oct. 26 and we were approved. We now have a payment that is half of our payment. Thanks to Litton.
Congratulations on that and yes, I am sure that God is looking over you and your husband. You see, had you ultimately been denied, as is happening to increasing numbers of folks, you’d never have been able to catch up after paying the reduced, affordable, payment for so long a stretch of time. That is the trouble. They encourage people to believe they will help them, but in many cases the modification process drags on and on, endlessly and then ultimately they refuse to modify the loan. Those with NO equity stand a better chance than those who have been in their homes for years, since if they think they will make money off taking the home, that works like a big incentive for them to act like it is a modification, when it is really all about foreclosing.