Episode 163 - Dumb Things Banks Do

I've been saving up stories of banks (and their attorneys) doing things that make no sense, or doing things that are plain dumb.

For example:

• Wells Fargo arguing with me over getting paid $30 too much in a short sale.
• Opposing counsel requiring an affidavit to cancel a sale on a loan that was paid off in full.
• Deutche Bank cancelling a sale to do a loan modification on a house the client wanted to give up back to the bank.
• Ocwen's representative lying at mediation.

What dumb things have you seen banks do? Please share your stories at [e-mail] or www.YesnerLaw.com. 

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