Monday, February 29, 2016
Wedgewood Inc. DBA PBR Asset Management uses BSI Financial Services 124 Complaints About BSI
Wedgewood Inc. DBA PBR Asset Management uses BSI Financial Services as mortgage service company. Please see Consumer Affairs BSI Financial Services which currently has 124 complaints about them.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/finance/bsi_financial_services.html
Wedgewood Inc. DBA PBR Asset Management uses BSI Financial Services
Wedgewood Inc. DBA PBR Asset Management uses BSI Financial Services as mortgage service company. Please see Consumer Affairs BSI Financial Services which currently has 124 complaints about them.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/finance/bsi_financial_services.html
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/finance/bsi_financial_services.html
The Truth About Wedgewood Inc. DBA PBR Asset Management
The Truth About Wedgewood Inc. DBA PBR Asset Management and their mortgage service company BSI Financial Services.
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/…/bsi_financial_services.html
http://www.consumeraffairs.com/…/bsi_financial_services.html
Wedgewood Inc. David Wehrly Refuses House Payments Auctions Off Senior Citizen Home
Wedgewood Inc. David Wehrly Refuses House Payments Auctions Off Senior Citizen Home
Wedgewood Inc. Says Fidelity National Title Largest Account
A recent customer of Wedgewood Inc. DBA PBR Asset Management
"August 2005 I moved to a home known as 24XXX Cruise Circle Dr. Canyon Lake, CA. 92587. In February 2007 I purchased the home. In 2010 my mortgage company GMAC Mortgage sold my home loan to PBR Asset Management. David R. Wehrly is the President of this company located at 2015 Manhattan Beach Blvd. Redondo Beach, CA. 90278 and 319 Main St. El Segundo, CA. 90245. Mr. Wehrly works out of both offices.
My home was not in foreclosure or a distressed property. I was current on my home loan. PBR Asset Management only reason to purchase the home was to foreclose and flip. When the home loan was first sold to PBR Asset Management sent one of their representatives to my home and asked when would I be moving. I said this home was purchased as a retirement home and I had no plans to move. I was informed PBR Asset Management didn’t want the home loan and I was to look for another loan or get a family member to help pay off the loan.
For the next couple of years PBR Asset Management hired mortgage service companies that specialized in foreclosures.
In April 2012 my home loan was now to be serviced with BSI Financial Services in Titusville, Pennsylvania. I made all my house payments with a Bank of America cashier’s check and sent it all payments UPS 2 Day Air so BSI Financial Services would have to sign to receive cashier’s checks. My first payment to BSI was April 2012. The cashier’s check was received and cashed followed by May 2012 payment received and cashed.
After a couple months I started receiving several calls per month about my payments not being made. I was current and I have a record that they received and cashed my payments.
Approximately December 2012 a representative for BSI called to review the payment time line of when I sent the cashier’s checks. It was confirmed that was payments were current up until December 2012 all checks had been received and cashed and my escrow account for money to pay property taxes and insurance had more than enough reserved. I was told by January 2013 I only needed to pay the actual house payment. From April 2012 to November 2013 I was current on my home loan.
My payment owed for December 2013 was returned to me approximately 30 days after I sent my cashier’s check. At that time I was told by a representative of BSI Financial Services the mortgage service company hired by PBR Asset Management that the cashier’s check was returned because it had the wrong account number on it. At that time I had already sent my cashier’s check for the January 2014 payment and approximately 30 days later that cashier’s checks was returned.
I was current on my home loan with PBR Asset Management and the only reason why my home loan began to no longer be current because PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services refused the true amount I owed for my loan asking tens of thousands of dollars to keep my home or they would Default on my home.
My home of 10 ½ years was just auctioned off February 17, 2016 due to the failure of PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services failing to correct their accounting errors and their errors of adding penalties that were not owed and failed to help resolve this issue especially in a timely manner other than them pay tens of thousands of dollars. The last request pay them $93,000. Doing the right thing since PBR Asset Management is a lender that immediately once the accounting errors were addressed and they were aware the missing house payments were actually made any payments that they refused should have been put at the back of the loan and then let the homeowner make my house payments.
I am a senior citizen and this was to be my forever home. I have done as much as humanly possible including hiring an attorney and filing a lawsuit but PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services keep providing everyone including the courts false documentation. I have done all the steps to try and keep my home of 10 ½ years including a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy to even repay over a 5 year fees that I don’t owe but willing to do just to keep my home but their attorney prevented the filing of the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy so the home could be auctioned off.
PBR Asset Management needs to do the right thing. The home was auctioned off to another investor that plans to just flip the home. PBR Asset Management needs to refund the funds because the investor that bought the home at auction on 2/17/16 is not happy with the circumstances. The payments they refused they need to put the amount at the back of the loan. Because time is of the essence and they failed to correct their mistakes in a timely manner because all missing payments were accounted for prior to them refusing the house payments. They should give a current interest rate not the 6.5 it has been at."
Fidelity National Title largest account
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEDisy8SWak&sns=em
Wedgewood Inc. Says Fidelity National Title Largest Account
A recent customer of Wedgewood Inc. DBA PBR Asset Management
"August 2005 I moved to a home known as 24XXX Cruise Circle Dr. Canyon Lake, CA. 92587. In February 2007 I purchased the home. In 2010 my mortgage company GMAC Mortgage sold my home loan to PBR Asset Management. David R. Wehrly is the President of this company located at 2015 Manhattan Beach Blvd. Redondo Beach, CA. 90278 and 319 Main St. El Segundo, CA. 90245. Mr. Wehrly works out of both offices.
My home was not in foreclosure or a distressed property. I was current on my home loan. PBR Asset Management only reason to purchase the home was to foreclose and flip. When the home loan was first sold to PBR Asset Management sent one of their representatives to my home and asked when would I be moving. I said this home was purchased as a retirement home and I had no plans to move. I was informed PBR Asset Management didn’t want the home loan and I was to look for another loan or get a family member to help pay off the loan.
For the next couple of years PBR Asset Management hired mortgage service companies that specialized in foreclosures.
In April 2012 my home loan was now to be serviced with BSI Financial Services in Titusville, Pennsylvania. I made all my house payments with a Bank of America cashier’s check and sent it all payments UPS 2 Day Air so BSI Financial Services would have to sign to receive cashier’s checks. My first payment to BSI was April 2012. The cashier’s check was received and cashed followed by May 2012 payment received and cashed.
After a couple months I started receiving several calls per month about my payments not being made. I was current and I have a record that they received and cashed my payments.
Approximately December 2012 a representative for BSI called to review the payment time line of when I sent the cashier’s checks. It was confirmed that was payments were current up until December 2012 all checks had been received and cashed and my escrow account for money to pay property taxes and insurance had more than enough reserved. I was told by January 2013 I only needed to pay the actual house payment. From April 2012 to November 2013 I was current on my home loan.
My payment owed for December 2013 was returned to me approximately 30 days after I sent my cashier’s check. At that time I was told by a representative of BSI Financial Services the mortgage service company hired by PBR Asset Management that the cashier’s check was returned because it had the wrong account number on it. At that time I had already sent my cashier’s check for the January 2014 payment and approximately 30 days later that cashier’s checks was returned.
I was current on my home loan with PBR Asset Management and the only reason why my home loan began to no longer be current because PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services refused the true amount I owed for my loan asking tens of thousands of dollars to keep my home or they would Default on my home.
My home of 10 ½ years was just auctioned off February 17, 2016 due to the failure of PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services failing to correct their accounting errors and their errors of adding penalties that were not owed and failed to help resolve this issue especially in a timely manner other than them pay tens of thousands of dollars. The last request pay them $93,000. Doing the right thing since PBR Asset Management is a lender that immediately once the accounting errors were addressed and they were aware the missing house payments were actually made any payments that they refused should have been put at the back of the loan and then let the homeowner make my house payments.
I am a senior citizen and this was to be my forever home. I have done as much as humanly possible including hiring an attorney and filing a lawsuit but PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services keep providing everyone including the courts false documentation. I have done all the steps to try and keep my home of 10 ½ years including a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy to even repay over a 5 year fees that I don’t owe but willing to do just to keep my home but their attorney prevented the filing of the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy so the home could be auctioned off.
PBR Asset Management needs to do the right thing. The home was auctioned off to another investor that plans to just flip the home. PBR Asset Management needs to refund the funds because the investor that bought the home at auction on 2/17/16 is not happy with the circumstances. The payments they refused they need to put the amount at the back of the loan. Because time is of the essence and they failed to correct their mistakes in a timely manner because all missing payments were accounted for prior to them refusing the house payments. They should give a current interest rate not the 6.5 it has been at."
Fidelity National Title largest account
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEDisy8SWak&sns=em
Wedgewood Inc. DBA Maxim Properties Client Says They Are Professional Crooks
A recent comment about Wedgewood Inc.:
Maxim Properties Polly Watts and Wedgewood sold our young family a home in July which had life-threatening defects that were covered up (including a "fake beam" spanning our living room that was determined to be an imminent collapse, live electrical outlets buried behind the walls, which when our entire home FLOODED because they left a sewer vent pipe completely disconnected in the wall, posed a very real threat of electrocution). We fo...und tens of razor blades, glass, hundreds of rusty nails, putty knives, linoleum, and other garbage hidden underneath the mulch and sod that was lain down to present this home as attractive to a family. Our family, including our two infant sons had to move out and live in a hotel for 10 weeks after living in our home for 3 weeks. Their response after meeting with our lawyer in mediation is repulsive and insulting. These people are professional crooks and deserve to be taken down so more innocent victims like us aren't harmed by this nefarious organization.
Maxim Properties Polly Watts and Wedgewood sold our young family a home in July which had life-threatening defects that were covered up (including a "fake beam" spanning our living room that was determined to be an imminent collapse, live electrical outlets buried behind the walls, which when our entire home FLOODED because they left a sewer vent pipe completely disconnected in the wall, posed a very real threat of electrocution). We fo...und tens of razor blades, glass, hundreds of rusty nails, putty knives, linoleum, and other garbage hidden underneath the mulch and sod that was lain down to present this home as attractive to a family. Our family, including our two infant sons had to move out and live in a hotel for 10 weeks after living in our home for 3 weeks. Their response after meeting with our lawyer in mediation is repulsive and insulting. These people are professional crooks and deserve to be taken down so more innocent victims like us aren't harmed by this nefarious organization.
President of Maxim Properties and PBR Asset Management David R. Wehrly Vice President of Wedgewood Inc.
Regarding: President of Maxim Properties and PBR Asset Management David R. Wehrly, Vice President of Wedgewood Inc.
It was brought to our attention yesterday the File No. H-39736 LA with the California Bureau of Real Estate regarding David R. Wehrly Real Estate License Number 00921515 that there has been a similar accounting problems with David R. Wehrly parent company Wedgewood Inc. Also known as PBR Asset Management, Maxim Properties, Greenhedge Escrow.
"August 2005 I moved to a home known as 24XXX Cruise Circle Dr. Canyon Lake, CA. 92587. In February 2007 I purchased the home. In 2010 my mortgage company GMAC Mortgage sold my home loan to PBR Asset Management. David R. Wehrly is the President of this company located at 2015 Manhattan Beach Blvd. Redondo Beach, CA. 90278 and 319 Main St. El Segundo, CA. 90245. Mr. Wehrly works out of both offices.
My home was not in foreclosure or a distressed property. I was current on my home loan. PBR Asset Management only reason to purchase the home was to foreclose and flip and use any means to do so. When the home loan was first sold to PBR Asset Management David R. Wehrly or one of his representatives came to my home and asked when would I be moving. I said this home was purchased as a retirement home and I had no plans to move. I was informed PBR Asset Management didn't want the home loan and I was to look for another loan or get a family member to help pay off the loan.
For the next couple of years PBR Asset Management hired mortgage service companies that specialized in foreclosures. In approximately 2 years my loan was being serviced by Carrington Mortgage in Irvine, FCI in Anaheim Hills.
In April 2012 my home loan was now to be serviced with BSI Financial Services in Titusville, Pennsylvania. As soon as I was given notice since it was another company specializing in foreclosures with approximately 100 complaints with Consumer Affair and numerous complaints with the Better Business Bureau I made all my house payments with a Bank of America cashier's check and sent it UPS 2 Day Air so BSI Financial Services would have to sign to receive cashier's checks. My first payment to BSI was April 2012. The cashier's check was received and cashed.
After a couple months I started receiving several calls per month about my payments not being made. I was current and I have a record that they received and cashed my payments.
Approximately December 2012 a representative for BSI called to review the payment time line of when I sent the cashier's checks. It was confirmed that was payments were current up until December 2012 all checks had been received and cashed and my escrow account for money to pay property taxes and insurance had more than enough reserved. I was told by January 2013 I only needed to pay the actual house payment.
The monthly statements from BSI in the year 2013 were inaccurate, penalties added that I would have to call saying the statements were incorrect and that I had sent my payments and they were cashed. I started receiving statements each month threatening Default and asking for thousands of dollars when I was current on my home loan.
My payment owed for December 2013 was returned to me approximately 30 days after I sent my cashier's check and BSI having signed for the check with UPS. At that time I was told by a representative of BSI that the cashier's check was returned because it had the wrong account number on it. At that time I had already sent my cashier's check for the January 2014 payment and approximately 30 days later that cashier's checks was returned.
I was current on my home loan with PBR Asset Management and the only reason why my home loan began to no longer be current because PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services refused the true amount I owed for my loan asking tens of thousands of dollars to keep my home or they would Default on my home.
My home of 10 1/2 years was just auctioned off February 17, 2016 due to the failure of PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services failing to correct their accounting errors and their errors of adding penalties that were not owed. I have spent tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees to try and save my home. David R. Wehrly of PBS Asset Management and BSI Financial Services the company hired by PBR Asset Management my lender failed to correct their bookkeeping including showing I never paid April 2012 and May 2012 house payment when I have documentation proving I did and they cashed the cashier's checks. The first I had even known that PBR and BSI were saying I never made April 2012 and May 2012 house payments was in November 2014. They and their attorney Scheer Law Group in Newport Beach, CA. provided fraudulent documentation to the courts which they still do to this day which resulted in a Default on my home and my home auctioned off February 17, in Corona, California."
The Truth About Wedgewood Inc.
It was brought to our attention yesterday the File No. H-39736 LA with the California Bureau of Real Estate regarding David R. Wehrly Real Estate License Number 00921515 that there has been a similar accounting problems with David R. Wehrly parent company Wedgewood Inc. Also known as PBR Asset Management, Maxim Properties, Greenhedge Escrow.
"August 2005 I moved to a home known as 24XXX Cruise Circle Dr. Canyon Lake, CA. 92587. In February 2007 I purchased the home. In 2010 my mortgage company GMAC Mortgage sold my home loan to PBR Asset Management. David R. Wehrly is the President of this company located at 2015 Manhattan Beach Blvd. Redondo Beach, CA. 90278 and 319 Main St. El Segundo, CA. 90245. Mr. Wehrly works out of both offices.
My home was not in foreclosure or a distressed property. I was current on my home loan. PBR Asset Management only reason to purchase the home was to foreclose and flip and use any means to do so. When the home loan was first sold to PBR Asset Management David R. Wehrly or one of his representatives came to my home and asked when would I be moving. I said this home was purchased as a retirement home and I had no plans to move. I was informed PBR Asset Management didn't want the home loan and I was to look for another loan or get a family member to help pay off the loan.
For the next couple of years PBR Asset Management hired mortgage service companies that specialized in foreclosures. In approximately 2 years my loan was being serviced by Carrington Mortgage in Irvine, FCI in Anaheim Hills.
In April 2012 my home loan was now to be serviced with BSI Financial Services in Titusville, Pennsylvania. As soon as I was given notice since it was another company specializing in foreclosures with approximately 100 complaints with Consumer Affair and numerous complaints with the Better Business Bureau I made all my house payments with a Bank of America cashier's check and sent it UPS 2 Day Air so BSI Financial Services would have to sign to receive cashier's checks. My first payment to BSI was April 2012. The cashier's check was received and cashed.
After a couple months I started receiving several calls per month about my payments not being made. I was current and I have a record that they received and cashed my payments.
Approximately December 2012 a representative for BSI called to review the payment time line of when I sent the cashier's checks. It was confirmed that was payments were current up until December 2012 all checks had been received and cashed and my escrow account for money to pay property taxes and insurance had more than enough reserved. I was told by January 2013 I only needed to pay the actual house payment.
The monthly statements from BSI in the year 2013 were inaccurate, penalties added that I would have to call saying the statements were incorrect and that I had sent my payments and they were cashed. I started receiving statements each month threatening Default and asking for thousands of dollars when I was current on my home loan.
My payment owed for December 2013 was returned to me approximately 30 days after I sent my cashier's check and BSI having signed for the check with UPS. At that time I was told by a representative of BSI that the cashier's check was returned because it had the wrong account number on it. At that time I had already sent my cashier's check for the January 2014 payment and approximately 30 days later that cashier's checks was returned.
I was current on my home loan with PBR Asset Management and the only reason why my home loan began to no longer be current because PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services refused the true amount I owed for my loan asking tens of thousands of dollars to keep my home or they would Default on my home.
My home of 10 1/2 years was just auctioned off February 17, 2016 due to the failure of PBR Asset Management and BSI Financial Services failing to correct their accounting errors and their errors of adding penalties that were not owed. I have spent tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees to try and save my home. David R. Wehrly of PBS Asset Management and BSI Financial Services the company hired by PBR Asset Management my lender failed to correct their bookkeeping including showing I never paid April 2012 and May 2012 house payment when I have documentation proving I did and they cashed the cashier's checks. The first I had even known that PBR and BSI were saying I never made April 2012 and May 2012 house payments was in November 2014. They and their attorney Scheer Law Group in Newport Beach, CA. provided fraudulent documentation to the courts which they still do to this day which resulted in a Default on my home and my home auctioned off February 17, in Corona, California."
The Truth About Wedgewood Inc.
Wedgewood Inc. DBA PBR Asset Management Primary Business FLIPPING HOMES
Purchasing a home is one of the largest investments people make. Most people give careful consideration when choosing a lender. The problem is that current laws allow lenders to sell mortgages to other lenders, with no consideration to the homeowner. Homeowners are not given notice prior to their current lender selling their mortgage to another lender. Therefore, homeowners are not given a choice in choosing the lender that buys their mortgage. Not all lenders are equal. In fact some lenders use unethical business practices.
Lenders selling mortgages has become a common business practice. Lenders sell mortgages for two main reasons: 1) To make money, usually in the form of a commission; 2) Free up capital to make more investments. While this practice is beneficial for lenders, it's seldom beneficial for homeowners, and can put homeowners at risk if their mortgage is sold to a lender who engages in predatory lending. Currently, there are no laws to protect homeowners from having their mortgages sold to predatory lenders, putting home owners at risk especially with those that their primary business is flipping homes.
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