THE HERTZOG BLOG: OCWEN and its President, Ronald M. Faris, Called Out as “Two-Faced”

OCWEN and its President, Ronald M. Faris, Called Out as “Two-Faced”

 

The guys over at Short Sale Power Hour have uncovered some pretty damning evidence about OCWEN, and their attitude towards short sales.

If you are working a short sale with OCWEN, you need to see this video.  The scary thing is that this did not come from a negotiator.  IT CAME FROM THE PRESIDENT/CEO OF THE BANK!

Like they say in the video, send this to your elected officials, clients, friends, family, neighbors.  This case is disturbing, but not surprising in today's world of greedy, misinformed lenders...

Via Kevin L Kauffman:

ocwen-main-logoFred Weaver with special guest, Brian Gubernick, compare and contrast Mr. Faris' statement to the press and his actions behind the scenes. Revolting! Shame on you Mr. Ronald M. Faris!

Link to Article about OCWEN President Ronald M. Faris written by Kimberly Miller (Palm Beach Post Staff Writer) on 2/26/10 http://www.palmbeachpost.com/money/ocwen-financial-president-ron-faris-trying-to-make-292877.html

In the article above, Ron Faris states....

"People also think that we make money by foreclosing on a home. Foreclosure is not only bad for the homeowner, but it is also bad for the investor in the loan because foreclosure almost always results in a loss."

Now here comes the revolting part...

Email from OCWEN President Ron Faris to Brian Gubernick on 3/13/10...

From: Faris, Ronald [mailto:Ronald.Faris@ocwen.com]
Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2010 8:59 AM
To: Brian Gubernick
Cc: Coykendall, Joshua
Subject: RE: OCWEN LN#XXXXXXXXXX - SHORT SALE for Borrower: XXXXX

Mr. Gubernick,

Can you help me understand how a short sale will help the homeowner?   My goal is to find a solution that keeps the borrower in their home.  If that is not possible, then there is no meaningful difference between a short sale and a foreclosure sale.  If you have a buyer for the property, we can always sell them the property post foreclosure sale.  As it looks like you are a real estate agent I can understand that you are concerned about losing your sales commission.

I suggest you have the borrower contact Mr. Coykendal to see if there is any way for us to do a loan modification.

Regards,

Ronald M. Faris

Please, please forward this to everyone including your Senators and Representatives.  OCWEN needs to be exposed for its hypocrisy!

Also, if you know anybody that works for OCWEN, on any level, please forward this link to them.  Or, feel free to write Mr. Faris yourself.

Ronald.Faris@ocwen.com

 

Bob Hertzog

Designated Broker-Summit Home Consultants

http://forsalephoenixhomes.com

           


 

 

Comments

Fabulous, and distrubing to know this is a true story. Kodo's to you for having the brass ones to call him out.

Posted by Lisa Coates Residential Home Sales Specialist (Exit Realty Metro ) about 2 years ago
Unbeleivable this guy would write an email like this. Good job.
Posted by Ed Macias (CDPE) about 2 years ago

Thank you for reminding me of how sick Ocwen is. I'm inspired to blog my own experience witht their stupidity.

Posted by Jeffrey Smith (Only Way Realty) about 2 years ago
I just love these guys! Check out my comments on their latest post. Tiffany
Posted by Tiffany Torgan~La Jolla, CA. Real Estate (Harcourts Prestige Properties) about 2 years ago

Amazing.  Over the years I have had several clients with loans from Owen wanting to refinance.  I have only heard negative things about Owen coming from those clients.  I guess I should not be so amazed.

Posted by Joe Hansen (VIP Mortgage, Phoenix AZ Mortgage Consultant & CE Instructor) about 2 years ago

What strikes me is the hostility towards Real Estate agents and us earning some money.  Banks hate real estate agents and would like to take over our industry competely. 

Posted by Gene Riemenschneider East Contra Costa Home Sales 01492725 (Home Point Real Estate) almost 2 years ago
we have always had good luck with OCWEN.....the refusing to stop foreclosure...you can often get around that by finding out who the Ivnestor is on teh note, and, circumventing the Servicer (OCWEN here) altogether)..... Sincerely, Ben Benita, Short Sale Speaker Radio Guest, "Ask The Experts", Every Saturday, 2PM - 3PM, AM 1580 Author - "Are You More Likely To See Bigfoot Or A Short Sale Approval Letter?" ......Get your copy NOW on Amazon under "Books, and "Short Sale Bigfoot", and GET YOUR SHORT SALES CLOSED!!! Office -- 703-754-7551 BBenita@Comcast.net
Posted by Ben Benita, Short Sale Negotiator, Author (www.ShortSaleBeach.com, ATG Title) over 1 year ago
I sent an email to the writer asking her to get a response from OCWEN. We have the same troubles here in Panama City Florida with OCWEN
Posted by Jeff Payne, Panama City Real Estate (The Payne Group at Keller Williams Success Realty) over 1 year ago

What is your's and everyone else's experience with OCWEN as the 2nd?

Posted by Nick Good www.TheGoodHomeTeam.com (The Good Home Team with Keller Williams Realty) over 1 year ago
I'd sure like to know how Ben Benita finds out who the investor is--especially in those MERS loans.
Posted by Julia Huntsman, CDPE, e-PRO, SFR, Broker (Huntsman Properties) over 1 year ago

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