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What to do with an invalid default notice?

Asked on Mar 14th, 2021 on Debtor and Creditor - California
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We received a default letter from our mortgage company for $500. We've never missed a mortgage payment and have the bank statements to prove it. We also have the mortgage company's statements that don't mention anything about us needing to pay an additional $500. We also have an automated recording from them that says we are current on all our payments. We are planning on just paying the $500 because the letter is threatening and honestly, quite terrifying. No one wants to be told they will lose their house if they don't pay $500. My husband and I both have credit scores of 820+, we've never missed a payment, and we have multiple investment properties that we've never missed payments on. A mistake like this is incredibly threatening and distressing. Not only does this affect our personal lives, but also our entire business and livelihood. Is this a valid mistake or can we take any legal action against them? I really appreciate any help with this. Thank you-
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Bankruptcy Attorney serving Folsom, CA
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Legal action should not be required.  You need to find with someone with your lender who has authority to review your loan file and resolve the issue in writing.  Sometimes having an attorney contact them on your behalf gets their attention and gets you in contact with someone who cana resolve the problem.  Don't ignore it.
Answered on Apr 05th, 2021 at 8:31 AM

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