Menu
CB Banks Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing 345 St Peter St # 1100, Saint Paul, MN, 55102, US
Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing company logo
Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing
reviews & complaints
Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing company logo

Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing

345 St Peter St # 1100, Saint Paul, MN, 55102, US
Learn how the rating is calculated
3 complaints
File a complaint Write a review
Phone number
Category
Working hours
Mon
7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Tue
7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Wed
7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Thu
7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fri
7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sat
Closed
Sun
Closed
ComplaintsBoard
Z
11:44 pm EST
Resolved
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.

Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing - forced insurance

Green Tree took over our loan with BOA last year. They have their own insurance co. I have had my own insurance on a rental house since 2007 with the same Insurance Co. Green Tree asked for the lender loss payee to be changed from BOA and I provided that information to my Ins. Co. and they mailed and faxed Proof Of Insurance and change of LLP. Green Tree constantly mails me letters that request POI; I call my Ins. Co. and they tell me they sent the dec sheet for renewal to Green Tree. My Ins. Co. has provided this information 3 times within 2 months but they keep sending the same letter saying they are going to put their own ins on the loan. I called Green Tree prompt today and the recording said there is NO INSURANCE on the loan. I called CS and they say it takes 2 - 3 bus days to show. I told her my first time faxing POI was 1/26/12, why would it take a month to show?

Read full review of Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing
Resolved

The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.

Hide full review
ComplaintsBoard
H
11:33 am EDT
Resolved
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.

Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing - Short Sale

http://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2010/aug/04/city-lights-1-foreclosure-fee-feast/#comments

Green Tree Servicing, the owner of the second lein on my mortgage, is stalling the approval of a Short Sale. They will not accept the monies that are being offered by the owner of the first lein, One West Bank. I wrote my local Congressman; the letter was forwarded to Freddie Mac and Green Tree. I received a call from Freddie Mac stating that what Green Tree was asking me to do was "not within regulations". When the letter ended up in the hands of a representative from Green Tree, I received a call telling me that he would get the money I owe either "voluntarily or involuntarily". Above is the link to an article from my local paper. Below is the letter I wrote to my Congressman.

Dear Congressman,
I am a homeowner that has fallen into unfortunate circumstances that prevent me from making the payments on my mortgage. I am attempting to be a responsible consumer by short selling my home instead of walking away, hoping that this will not only allow me to become a homeowner again in the future, but also maintain the integrity of my neighborhood that I have grown to love so much. I have come into resistance with a mortgage servicer that is requesting that I violate RESPA guidelines. I am requesting your assistance in contacting that servicer so that I can proceed with my short sale.
My first mortgage holder is One West Bank. They service the loan for Freddie Mac. Freddie Mac has approved the short sale with an amount of $3000 going to my second mortgage with Greentree. The buyer has offered to pay the $2000 difference, however Freddie Mac guidelines prohibit any contributions by additional parties to Greentree (not that we have any additional funds to give). Greentree is refusing to accept the $3000 to release the lien against the property. Instead, they are asking that I (or the Buyer) send them $4450 in advance so that the funds will not have to show on the HUD-1 Settlement Statement, and then they will issue a short sale approval for the $3000. I would still be responsible for the remaining balance of the debt.
It’s completely unethical for a mortgage servicer to ask me to hide the payment of funds made to them. It’s even more unethical that I would be forced into a foreclosure because of such practices. Greentree will not listen to my Realtor or me. So I need someone to stand up for me that they will listen to.
My loan information is above. This letter can be used as authorization to speak on behalf. If you need additional information, feel free to contact me. I thank you in advance for your time.

Sincerely,

Heather

Read full review of Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing
Resolved

The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.

Hide full review
ComplaintsBoard
V
12:22 pm EDT
Resolved
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.

Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing - Scammers!

We have been in our trailer since 2000. Our loan originated with Greentree then sold to Conseco and then back to Greentree. I have only had to split my monthly payment up 2-3 times and have never had any problems until recently. I had became pregnant in 2006 to much surprise and had to take some time off because of some problems. Only missed about 1 mo. total of work until had baby in Aug. 2006 and then went back full-time in Oct. 2006. To even more surprise, found out I was pregnant again in April 2007. Started looking for daycare for kids, none available, put on bed-rest middle of November 2007, baby born Dec. 2, 2007, could not return to work because of no daycare. Yes, no daycare, out of 60 available in county no openings for an infant and a toddler (completely different topic.) Called them in December 2007 and asked about possible deferment of payment, no they wouldn't but they would split pmt. into 3 and tack onto next 3 payments after Dec. which was no problem until end of Feb. this year. My husband had to take time-off when I had baby because I had C-section and couldn't even pick-up baby, let alone toddler. Went back to work and ended up getting laid-off intermittently until now (May, works for snowmobile manufacturer). Called them in Feb. and explained could not make pmt., what were my options? Was told to borrow money to get us current for the month $80 or borrow $400 to pay what was left for Jan. and all of Feb. and then they would defer pmts. until June. Well, borrowed money and guess what? No deferment. Took pmt. out for Mar. and I had to have bank return it because of lack of funds (would have been overdraft $200 not inc. bank fees and needed to heat house and buy food for little ones) (yeah, no help from local agencies besides WIC because my husband brought in more that $770/mo., btw, who comes up with those figures?) So, they call me in middle of April and I ask to make pmt to get us current with my rebate check (all $990) and they said no, needed to borrow money from someone. Explained already did that, why was there no deferment? Was told that paperwork was never started and was my fault because I hadn't asked for it. When I called in Feb. and got the borrowed money and made pmt. I asked for deferment and was told the paperwork would be started the following Monday, this was on a Friday. So, anyway my acct. rep. proceeded to tell me that I was yelling at her and that I needed to use my inside voice and to calm down and treated me as though I was a child, I asked to be transferred to her supervisor and she wouldn't and I hung-up. I called back and asked to speak with anyone else but her and was transferred to another person. Spoke with him, got things set-up and then when pmt was supposed to be made, hubby got laid-off and it was waiting week, no money. Called again, got different person. Spoke with him got transferred again to different person. Was told to only talk to last person and guess what? Have 3 different people calling me.

How can they do this to people? It's not like I'm trying to get out of paying my loan. We just hit a rough patch and are trying to work with all of our creditors and Greentree is the only place that won't work with us. My hubby says to let them take the place because he's sick of hassle, but we don;t have anywhere to go and we have 3 kids to take care of. I just don't know what to do.

Read full review of Ditech Financial / Green Tree Servicing and 4 comments
Resolved

The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.

Hide full review
4 comments
Add a comment
C
C
cbnet0633
Brinkley, US
Jul 15, 2011 4:13 pm EDT

I feel ya! I also bought a mobile home at the time was Conseco and they switched it over to Greentree, to my surprise Conseco was bankrupt and also the finance company GREENTREE after reviewing the contract has differant signatures on the contract, called and asked them about it and the said that is what the mobile home sent them. Since then I have been at 10 years and have never meet a more rude and unprofessional company in my life, in this day & time of uncertain economy they (Greentree) acts as if we (Home Buyers) knew the economy would get this was, just like others they have harrassed me just cause of a payment 15 days late and I explained that was due to death of daughter and they act like they didnt care. I recommend that no one finance thru them, save yourself a headache and a heart attack.

K
K
kathy
Union City, US
May 18, 2009 7:01 pm EDT

Greentree is the worst place I have ever dealt with. They harass you to no end. They don't try to help you, just demand money you don't have.

M
M
mattie bonds
,
Sep 23, 2008 2:31 pm EDT

I LOST MY HOME ABOUT TWO WEEK AGO AND I WENT TO CREDIT UNION TO GET THE MONEY MITCHELL TOLD KEITH AT THE CREDIT THAT MY LAND WAS SOLD AND I FOUND OUT THAT IT WASN'T I LOST MY HOME OVER 1, 338 AND MITCHELL TOLD THE MAN AT THE CREDIT UNION 7, 280 DOLLARS TO SAVE MY HOME AND HE WAS LETTING ME GET THE MONEY BUT AFTER HE TOLD THAT THE LAND WAS SOLD.HE SAID IT DON'T MAKE NO SENSE IN GETTING THE MONEY MITCHELL IS NOT A NICE PERSON.

T
T
Toni
,
Jun 02, 2008 10:05 pm EDT

I wish I had known back in 2000 what Greentree was really all about. We used the land we had as our down payment and purchased a modular home ... it came out in pieces ans was placed on a custom foundation that we paid an extra $5000 for. We were told by GREENTREE that our home would be reclassifed as residental realestate as soon as the house hit the foundation...WRONG. We are paying a higher rate of interest because Greentree won't send the proper paperwork into our county assessors office for the reclassification. We also pay twice the amount of property taxes because we are forced to pay taxes on the house and taxes on the acre we put up instead of a cash down. Here's the best part I cant refinance because on the tax our home is listed as a moble home, and other than Greentree very few companies will loan on moble homes. The fact that our house isnt any more mobile than that 1920's bungalo that my neighbors moved in seems to be beside the point. Can this really be legal? Can a mortgage company withhold vital information from the county assessors in order to force homeowners to stay with high interest loans? I wish I could find a straight answer to that one.

Elevating the Voice of the Consumer

Empowering Real Complaints

At ComplaintsBoard, we understand the impact of genuine consumer grievances. Our platform is a dedicated space for authentic voices, where complaints, both positive and negative, are shared with honesty and transparency.

Dedicated to Validating Complaints

We are committed to ensuring the authenticity of every complaint. Our team uses rigorous verification methods to confirm that each complaint stems from a real customer experience, maintaining the integrity of our platform.

Encouraging Detailed Complaint Narratives

We value complaints accompanied by concrete evidence. Be it a photo, a detailed narrative, or additional documentation, such substantiation lends credibility to your complaint, aiding others in making informed decisions.

Balanced and Constructive Dialogue

ComplaintsBoard is more than a platform for airing grievances; it's a community where balanced dialogue is encouraged. We welcome complaints that not only point out issues but also recognize any positive interactions, promoting a fair and comprehensive perspective.

A Free and Impartial Platform for Complaints

Our unwavering commitment is to provide a free and unbiased platform for all complaints. Every complaint is given equal importance, ensuring your concerns are heard and respected, irrespective of their nature.