More people speaking up about North Carolina Hurricane Helene Victims having their home mortgages bought out by a company owned by Vanguard - The Great Awakening

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More people speaking up about North Carolina Hurricane Helene Victims having their home mortgages bought out by a company owned by Vanguard 🔍 Notable

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More people speaking up about North Carolina Hurricane Helene Victims having their home mortgages bought out by a company owned by Vanguard

So the same company doing the FEMA home evaluations is also buying out the people’s mortgages who had their homes destroyed. Pure insanity.

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No, Mr. Cooper does not perform FEMA home evaluations. Mr. Cooper is a mortgage servicing company, and their services focus on mortgage origination, refinancing, and loan servicing.

FEMA home evaluations are conducted by FEMA or their contracted inspectors

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8:39 AM · Oct 24, 2024

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– crazycloud3 6 points 11 days ago +6 / -0

Let your neighbors know, no contract no loan, and no obligation to pay. If you make a payment, make it to the old bank to show you are willing to pay that bank but refuse to do business with the new bank. Those contracts are very important.

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