Consumer complaint received 2019-02-20 00:00:00
Product: Mortgage — FHA mortgage
Issue: Struggling to pay mortgage — 
Company: PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC.
State: VA

Complaint narrative:
In XX/XX/XXXX, I began to have repeated financial setbacks. At that time my mortgage was serviced under XXXX XXXX. I was making payments but they were not always full payments. In XXXX, I sent two part payments {$500.00} and {$1000.00} to XXXX XXXX. Both were returned. In XXXX, XXXX sold my loan to PennyMac. Payments to PennyMac were to begin XX/XX/XXXX. I set up my online account but was never allowed to make online payments in XXXX. 

Part of my financial struggle in the early part of XXXX was from overdraft bank fees. In XX/XX/XXXX, I started using XXXX ( XXXX ) XXXX as they do not have NSFs. This is an online back and has restrictions on what can be done. One of those restrictions is that there is not a bill pay option. This means I either have to process a payment through the vendor or will be sent from XXXX as a hard check. Since PennyMac would not allow me to make online payments, I had to use the hard check method. 

On XX/XX/XXXX, I contacted PennyMac with a two fold purpose. 1 ) to have my mortgage payment corrected. XXXX was ALWAYS over charging me and it was a fight with them every year to stop over charging me. PennyMac did not calculate my true mortgage but instead is charging me the {$1900.00} that XXXX miscalculated. 2 ) I also asked to have the balance needed to bring my loan current sent to me on the foreclosure prevention paperwork necessary to submit it to my 401K company. 

On XX/XX/XXXX, I did not receive the paperwork from PennyMac, but instead I received notification of the foreclosure process on my home. I immediately called PennyMac. I had the information faxed to me which was dated XX/XX/XXXX with three payment figures listed. One for 24, one for 72 hours and one for 14 days. I sent the paperwork to my 401K company who assured me that the payment amount due was the 1st one listed. So that is the amount that was processed. 

Now for the banking issues. XXXX allows for a max of {$10000.00} in checks per month. And the most that can be sent at one time is {$5000.00}. They do not do bank wires and if I were to transfer the money to another account, that bank was going to hold it for XXXX to 5 business days. I sent 3 payments to PennyMac in XX/XX/XXXX, {$1000.00}, {$5000.00} and {$3400.00} which were my limits per the banks guidelines. I then sent two payments on XX/XX/XXXX as the limits reset for the month. Those were for {$2500.00} and {$4000.00}. 

I also sent and a second request to have my payment re-evaluated. I received notification that my request was received but nothing further. Upon logging into my account today, I noticed that the {$4000.00} check had not been applied to my account however foreclosure fees and a late fee had been. When I contacted my bank, I was informed that the check had been returned. The only good thing that came out of logging into my account was that I could make a payment online. So today I made a payment for {$1900.00} for XXXX and I set up a payment for {$1900.00} plus {$130.00} of the {$330.00} late fee for XXXX to come out next week.

Company response to consumer: Closed with explanation