Consumer complaint received 2015-11-15 00:00:00
Product: Mortgage — Other mortgage
Issue: Loan modification,collection,foreclosure — 
Company: NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
State: MD

Complaint narrative:
I do n't know how to begin but this is an emergency to avoid writ of possession/eviction. XX/XX/XXXX I have suspicion to believe that original lender XXXX XXXX Mortgage lured me into a loan that they knew that I would not be able to pay back. In addition, they concealed details of the loan contract. ex. that they were selling the loan as soon as I signed to XXXX Pool XXXX POOL NUMBER XXXX or something else that I may not know about. I have suspicion to believe that the loan never made it to the pool and that Nationstar is pretending to be the servicer of the loan and assigned XXXX XXXX XXXX as Trustees using a forged document. XXXX, XXXX XXXX XXXX was on suspension for fraud when FORECLOSURE case was filed, XXXX. I have suspicion to believe that the note provided XXXX day before the sale of my property was a forged document provided by Nationstar which displays undated and unsigned signatures between XXXX XXXX and XXXX XXXX. There has never been any written notices or contracts provided to me that any of the above mentioned where or are authorized to act in regards to my alleged loan. 
I received undated and unsigned loan documents from lender 's loan officer who told me that he would send signed copies at a later date. I never receive the docs and the office was closed when I visited them for the documents several weeks later. XXXX XXXX sent a bill one year later and I asked them about who they are and they said I need to pay them. They told me that I had to be late to qualify for modification. One year later Nationstar shows up and the same thing. I was later forced into Chapter XXXX, XX/XX/XXXX, which I never reaffirmed and Nationstar forced me into a Loan Mod thereafter. 
XXXX proved that the same person who executed mortgage assignment used several signatures and titles on other documents found in land records. 
Nationstar came in to play around XX/XX/XXXX and I have questioned them to prove who they are and never received any notices/contracts ; after case was commenced was when I found out about XXXX, XXXX XXXX and XXXX XXXX XXXX. 
Nationstar has recently assigned the suspect XXXX DOT to themselves using the name of someone who is not an attorney in fact or worked for Nationstar. 
Afterwards XXXX assigned a foreclosure DOT from themselves to XXXX. 
I have never believe that this was a true loan and I am still not getting the answers that I need to either have a face to face meeting with my alleged creditors. I was denied such meeting as XXXX presented suspected forged undated and unsigned note showing the signatures of the lender 's suspected forged " Signing Manager or Supervisor '' and XXXX XXXX and XXXX XXXX XXXX, on my note and deed the person 's who allegedly signed for XXXX XXXX sig is different and title roles are reversed are suspected as forged/fra notes. 
Prior to the sale of my home and after case was files, Nationstar and XXXX XXXX has caused my credit report to be ding with paid loan transactions displaying different loan numbers than where originally reported. 
There is no bilateral contract between me and the lender. I suspect that this is a not a loan. 
Nationstar, XXXX and XXXX have threated to take my property without proving that they are in fact legally able to do so. 
It is with suspicion that XXXX XXXX County Maryland courts, lawyers of the court, and recording officers have denied me an adversarial trial by concealing the truth and denying me the answers I need to partake in financial support from the creditor, government, etc. 
I am probably leaving something out here but Ive attached documents which could lead to suspect Anti Trust and XXXX Law violation, FTC, suspected fraud and forgery and others laws as significantly violate my rights to due process because all parties are suspect keeping me illiterate and ignorant. Thanks

Company response to consumer: Closed with explanation