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Website: https://www.ditech.com/

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Loss Mitigation - 855-395-8566

Recovery Dept.    800-643-0202

Direct SS FAX for Authorizations and packages.Fax is 877-612-2422

 

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ESCALATION: CORPORATE COMPLIANCE DEPT.  The office number is 800-839-9188 and the fax number is 866-210-6192. 

Discussion Forum

seller incentive with 2nd?

Started by Luther Fisher. Last reply by Luther Fisher Feb 21, 2019. 2 Replies

I've got a situation where it appears we will have to do a short sale. 1st is with PNC and 2nd is with ditech. The ditech 2nd would have to take the discount. Would there still be any incentive…Continue

Ditech SS apprival letter gives 7 days to close

Started by Jackie Gonzalez. Last reply by Ben Benita Jun 16, 2017. 3 Replies

This is the 2nd time the seller's agent gave a ss approval letter with a 7-day approval to close. Need at least 2 weeks to close. Bank has list of work that needs to be done and title company wont…Continue

FNMA/Ditech counter offer too high

Started by Jackie Gonzalez. Last reply by London Cox Aug 29, 2016. 4 Replies

The present buyer is backing out due to too high counter offer. The house was listed at $181k and is now at $134,500 after 5 months on the market and no offers. Needs extensive work due to deferred…Continue

Short sale after the association foreclosed on the property.

Started by Russ Trinidad. Last reply by Russ Trinidad Jun 5, 2015. 3 Replies

Does anyone know if this is possible? The property is a townhouse in Hawaii. The association foreclosed on nonpayment of maintenance fees. It’s a fannie mae owned loan and serviced by green tree.…Continue

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Comment by John Edelman on April 5, 2010 at 11:51am
Yea - I know he is their manager and has to approve everything.
Comment by Dave Gubler on April 5, 2010 at 11:49am
Deonka Chatman (but really Chris Poorten).
Comment by John Edelman on April 5, 2010 at 11:48am
who was your negotiator
Comment by Dave Gubler on April 5, 2010 at 11:37am
Amazing, just received my GT approval too.
Comment by Dave Gubler on April 5, 2010 at 11:21am
Great news John! I will have mine soon too I hope.
Comment by John Edelman on April 5, 2010 at 11:19am
I agree with you sentiments exactly. It is hard for me to believe that he is representing the "face" of the company. I have had my "discussions" with him in the past and came away with the same feelings as you have shared. If I had someone like that working for me - he would be gone so fast, he would have to chase his butt out the door. Side note: While I have been tying this, I just received a short sale approval letter from Greentree.
Comment by Ben Benita on April 5, 2010 at 11:16am
David, keep in mind Greentree has ZERO ZILCH and in Spanish "NADA" motivation to get the short sale completed (no servicers have a motivaiton to get these done).

Greentree is only a "Loan Servicing Company".....the get paid by the investor as long as the property does not get sold or go to foreclosure.

WORST OF ALL -- when payments are late, they often earn DOUBLE THE SERVICING FEES!!!

Also of note, "Servicers" get paid even when the Seller is not making payments.

Again, ZERO motivation to be helpful.
From a business standpoint -- can't blame them, how hard would you, or anyone, work to get rid of a client/revenue source?

Best course of action, call the Greentree corporate office in Minnesota.....

hang in there, keep fighting for your client!!!
Comment by Dave Gubler on April 5, 2010 at 11:06am
I must say... interaction with Chris Poorten so far is disappointing to say the least. Extremely hostile and sarcastic. Costing his employer, Green Tree, money with his approach to short sale negotiation. I am never offended by shrewd negotiators that are trying to get as much money for their institution as possible (that is their job after all) but this gentleman's inability to follow the details of a transaction and work toward a mutually beneficial resolution stands out even in this industry.
Comment by Paola Martinsen on March 30, 2010 at 3:44am
Im working with GT as a second and GMAC as the first. GMAC gave GT 5% so we are good. Lenders will allow 5%, the numbers still have to work for them. Otherwise they wont. Im also workign with GT on a first. So far so good.
Comment by John Edelman on March 29, 2010 at 1:32pm
I am dealing with them now- and they typically want 5% if the sales price. We were able to offer this amount to them - with the buyer making a significant contribution - but I have not seen the approval letter yet - so don't know if I am out of the woods.
 

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