Below is a semi-recent list of Loss Mitigation Department contact numbers. Use these with a grain of salt. Many of these organizations are so large, these may not be the right numbers to call for you. They could however, be a good place to start. Take note however . . . if you are late on your loan, surely you’ve started receiving notices from your lender or bank. They may be offering a work-out program, forbearance, a deed in lieu or information on how to start preparing for a short sale. The best thing to do is to call the contact information provided on that letter. Open communication with your lender is the best place to start if you’re finding it difficult or impossible to keep your payments up to date. Once they file an official notice of default, your clock starts ticking toward a trustee sale and its important that you exhaust all efforts to work it out with your lender. Many homes in neighborhoods we research are owned by banks, yet NEVER went up for sale. Don’t give up.. there are options to avoid foreclosure, but don’t wait to do something about it.
Wells Fargo Loss Mitigation 866-261-5642
Homecomings 800-206-2901, 858-874-7417
Wells Fargo 877-216-8448
Chase Manhattan 800-446-8939(Wells Fargo Bank and Wells Fargo Home Loans are two different companies and
therefore have two different Loss Mitigation departments)
Countrywide Home Loans - Loss Prevention / Workout Department
Tel: 800-262-4230
Tel: 800-669-4576
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