We have several options to submit your documentation: Online: Sign in to your online account. However you send your documents, please be sure to include a note including your name, loan number, property address, and contact information.

What documents will I need when I apply for mortgage assistance? The document requirements will be unique to you. The mortgage assistance application lists all required documentation. If additional information is needed during the underwriting review, we’ll contact you. Read more

With Mr. Cooper’s Digital Loan Tracker, you can view real-time progress updates on your application status, upload financial documents, e-sign disclosures, and access mortgage professionals. All final documents are signed in person with a notary, title company, or attorney.

When applying for mortgage assistance, time is of the essence, especially if you're already getting collection notices or already in the foreclosure process. The mortgage assistance application lists all required documentation.

With Mr. Cooper’s Digital Loan Tracker, you can view real-time progress updates on your application status, upload financial documents, e-sign disclosures, and access mortgage professionals. All final documents are signed in person with a notary, title company, or attorney.

Trust Documents – These documents are used to validate that the property was transferred into a Trust. Evidence of Family Relationship – Examples of these documents could include a marriage certificate, birth certificate, etc. and are used to validate your relationship to the bor...

In the days leading up to closing day, your lender will send you a Closing Disclosure, which outlines what you need to pay at closing and summarizes your loan details.

To send your mortgage assistance documents to Mr. Cooper, you can use fax number 214 - 488 - 1993 or other options such as online, email, or mail. Be sure to include your name, loan number, property address, and contact information in your documents.

The escrow shortage is the amount needed to ensure the escrow account is fully funded in the upcoming year per the requirements under the loan documents, as well as state/federal law.

Another alternative to foreclosure is called Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure (DIL). DIL means that you voluntarily transfer ownership of your home to your lender, the lender terminates the loan, and the remaining balance due is forgiven.