Barbara and son,
Garrett.
Tell Flagstar Bank & Fannie Mae:
Stop Trying to Evict Detroiters of
Good Faith Like Barbara Campbell!
Who will stand with us in defense of
seniors!?
Join
us @ Flagstar's Eastpointe Branch
22322 Gratiot, south of 9 Mile
Saturday, May 7, 11:00 am to
noon
Be
a warrior for those who need it most!
As Barbara Campbell fights to survive one medical
disaster after another-- heart surgery, loss of kidney
function, and cancer-- Flagstar Bank is trying to
evict her from her Detroit home.
Ms.
Campbell applied in 2013 for a hard-ship modification to
the mortgage loan she got from Flagstar in 2006. The bank
had since sold the mortgage to Fannie Mae, the federally
run mortgage company that claims to honor such
requests.
Barbara,
a former director for the Girl Scouts, was still making
her monthly payments when the company servicing the
mortgage for Fannie Mae told her she could stop paying
during the modification review. The servicer
(“Nationstar”) then suddenly foreclosed, citing
her “failure” to make payments.
That
led to a Sheriff’s Sale and numerous property
transfers between Fannie Mae, Flagstar, and
Nationstar. It’s now unclear which of them holds the
property, but it’s undeniably Flagstar that is seeking
a court order to evict Ms. Campbell.
Flagstar
claims to be a “community” bank, but
it’s actually owned by a New York company that
Forbes Magazine has described as a leading “Vulture
Investor.” The Consumer Financial
Protection Bureau charged the bank in 2014 with
“illegally blocking borrowers’ attempts to save
their homes.” Flagstar agreed to pay $37 million in
penalties and promised to stop denying loan modifications
to qualified homeowners.
There
is a simple remedy for the injustice done to Ms
Campbell: Flagstar, Fannie Mae, and
Nationstar should immediately halt the eviction and make
sure her mortgage is restored at an affordable level.
Please
call Flagstar Bank at 248-312-5400 and
tell them to stop the eviction and join with Nationstar
and Fannie Mae to restore Ms. Campbell’s mortgage.
Press prompt for Headquarters and ask for Tony Monte.
Refer to Loan 0596526028. Ms. Campbell lives at 1001
Covington Drive #3 in Detroit.
Please also call Fannie Mae
at 1-800-232-6643,
Press 3, choose language, then Press 4 to report fraud.
Fannie will claim it doesn’t own the property any
longer, that it is held by Nationstar or Flagstar. These
have been contractors for Fannie Mae, and Fannie is
therefore responsible for their deceptive
practices.
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