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Got a notice from them on the door.. Similar to other posters.  Live in Napa. Previous owner died.  they are clearly a scam company since the guy delivering didn't care.

My mortgage is not late and I rec'd this notice.

My mortgage is not late either and received this note as well. I would say this is a scam and it looks like they're going at it again in 2018

Maybe you should read page 3?

Had a notice today & called not this number, but the official customer service number for Nationstar dba "Mr. Cooper". The Mr. Cooper customer service guy said my account has always been current, but he did acknowledge they pay scumbags to put notices like these on people's homes. The only issue was that my area had a severe snow storm 6 months ago and was apparently officially flagged as a disaster area. (News to me.) So the customer service guy thought that was it and simply asked if the house had any damage. (It did not.) If that was it, pretty lame way to operate, but then again, Nationstar has always had a dismal reputation as a scumbag mortgage servicer.

Which is why they changed their company name to the idiotic "Mr. Cooper".

He acknowledged your account has always been current so why did he say the notice was left?

I think they are still scamming people, I found this law suit from Feb this year for  breach  of contract, unjust enrichment, and negligence:
https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/6320661/ ... delaware-mag-2/

"officially flagged as a disaster area" and "simply asked if the house had any damage" sounds like they make claims on behalf of their "victims" homes and get disaster relief funds for themselves.

I am not behind on my mortgage, its auto deducted monthly.. so i think its a scam

What part of "The only issue was that my area had a severe snow storm 6 months ago and was apparently officially flagged as a disaster area." did you not understand? He said that was why - they wanted to know if the house was OK.

It very well may be. The suit Mike Huntleton cites above concerns reverse mortgages. Could be they are doing the same scam with regular mortgages.

Why would possible damage to your house warrant leaving a notice about being behind in your mortgage?
Another thought - if this isn't a scam, why would they pay someone to put these notices on doors instead of simply sticking a stamp on the envelope and sending the notice through the postal service? It'd be way cheaper.

"Other types of mortgage violations could also lead to a foreclosure. For instance, failing to maintain the property in satisfactory condition,"

https://www.lawyers.com/legal-info/bankruptcy ... y-payments.html

Ah. See? You learn something new every day. Thanks for the information.

Hey, I didn't know it either until I looked it up.

:-)

I wouldn't call that number anyway

Second time i received such an envelope this year. I rent- and there is, according to my landlord- no mortage on this property. Tells me its a scam. He’s a financial services professional and multiple property investor.