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CFPB Penalizes Mortgage Servicing Company with $1.15 million Fine for Illegal Foreclosure Practices

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced it will fine Fay Servicing more than $1 million for illegal foreclosure practices.  An investigation found the mortgage servicing company was “keeping borrowers in the dark” about their foreclosure prevention options.

The Bureau stated, “Fay Servicing illegally launched or moved forward with the foreclosure process while borrowers were actively seeking help to save their homes.”  The investigation further unveiled that Fay Servicing violated the bureau’s mortgage servicing rules related to borrowers’ foreclosure rights.

The CFPB’s mortgage servicing rules state that servicers must keep borrowers informed about requirements, options, and rights throughout the process of applying for foreclosure relief.  In addition, the servicer must provide certain protections from foreclosure proceedings during the application process in certain cases.

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