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You're browsing: Complaints » Hardship Issues » Article Title: Loan modification adds more to balance due, frustrates homeowner
25
Nov
Loan modification adds more to balance due, frustrates homeowner
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A kentucky resident said: “After several months of letters, phone calls and submittals we finally received a 6 months loan modification from HSBC (almost 6 months ago) but all I can see that they did was take our past due amounts and fees and roll them to the end of the loan which makes us appear to be current. Is this even legal? Who are they trying to kid, us? Their investors? The media? And what happens after our 6 months is over? When will HSBC offer us any real help? This is so frustrating!”

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