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Just tweeted this as our Short Sale Laugh of the Day. Ocwen is servicing for an investor in 2nd lien position with a $55,000 loan balance. Extremely solid offer of $180,500 has been submitted and has received 1st lienholder's approval with $3,000 allotted for Ocwen. Ocwen refuses to accept less than $18,000. Can't even get them to discuss the decision.
Let's see, $3,000 now or $0 after foreclosure? Seems a relatively simple decision to us.
Has anyone had any luck moving them off of this seemingly impassible demand? Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
Chris Black, Attorney
8695 College Parkway, Suite 1041
Fort Myers, Florida 33919
P: (239) 985-4142
F: (239) 425-3518
W: www.shortsaletitlesolutions.com
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Brian Reinheart
Chief Revenue Officer Chief RISK Officer Vice Pres…
+1.561.682.8000
brian.rienheart@ocwen.com
Scott Anderson
Senior Vice President
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Kavita Parkekh
Field Service Contact-Loss Mitigation
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kavita.parekh@ocwen.com
Cindy White
Loss Mitigation
+1.561.682.8000
cindy.white@ocwen.com
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