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  • Wendy Rulnick October 11, 2010 at 9:27am
    Jeff - I find it strange, too! VERY Strange. It came up in our prelim title search. We are just at the early stages with Citi, so I will have some time before I worry too much. Tee Hee on your getting them to act!

    Jeff Payne said:
    VA and SHIP? that is strange. Will Citi put it in writing that this lien does not exist? I had a similar experience with Citi, they told me that the loan was not in my sellers name, that it was in her ex husbands name. When I said "Great, can you put down in writing that Ms XXXXXXX is not responsible for this mortgage?" they quickly figured out that she IS on the mortgage.
  • Jeff Payne October 11, 2010 at 9:22am
    VA and SHIP? that is strange. Will Citi put it in writing that this lien does not exist? I had a similar experience with Citi, they told me that the loan was not in my sellers name, that it was in her ex husbands name. When I said "Great, can you put down in writing that Ms XXXXXXX is not responsible for this mortgage?" they quickly figured out that she IS on the mortgage.
  • Wendy Rulnick October 11, 2010 at 8:02am
    Hi Jeff, I called the Santa Rosa SHIP office by accident. They told me to call Okaloosa County. The strange thing is, Citi is not aware of this lien (so they say). It's a VA loan, so this ought to be interesting.

    Jeff Payne said:
    Wendy, here in Bay County, the local community development office handles them according to my lender who does alot of SHIP loans.
  • Jeff Payne October 11, 2010 at 7:58am
    Wendy, here in Bay County, the local community development office handles them according to my lender who does alot of SHIP loans.
  • Jeff Payne October 11, 2010 at 5:17am
    Wendy, I believe that US Bank services these loans. I know that they service Florida Bond loans and think they service these too.
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