Homeowner Hardship: Organizing Your File Before You Call
Servicer reviews stall for administrative reasons far more often than substantive ones.
Why reviews stall
A missing pay stub, an unsigned form, an outdated hardship letter, or a bank statement page left out of the upload can reset the clock on a review.
Assembling the package
Assemble the package first — hardship statement, income documentation, recent statements, tax filings, and the servicer's own forms — and submit it as one complete file.
An important note
Robille Capital Solutions is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Homeowners facing foreclosure who need legal advice or representation should consult a qualified attorney.
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