This is a continuation for case # XXXX # XXXXDiTech Financial, LLC f/k/a Green Tree Servicing - Account No. XXXXThis letter is regarding your response to my complaint. 
We requested a loan modification in writing. The owner of our loan provided no explanation as to why we did not qualify for a loan at the time of our request. Furthermore, they did not provide us with any other options besides payment deferrals, at the time of our request. We believe that the interest rate was predatory. 

Our account is actually overpaid. Attached are payments that were not posted in the documentation you provided. Each of these payments should be posted to our account. And interest for each of these should be credited at 12.99 % or the interest rate charged for the loan and compounded annually as they were not posted. 
In the previous response, you did not address the harassing phone calls neither did you provide an explanation for the miscellaneous charges or legal fees. 
The bankruptcy issued needs to be address also, I filed in XX/XX/XXXX and had a XXXX in XX/XX/XXXX. The balance on the account is NOT DECREASING. We did not have any payment deferrals during this time, we paid bankruptcy and regular payments to Green Tree during this time. As of today, the balance is XXXX, why is there not any payment being applied to the balance? We have had this loan for sixteen years, bankruptcy included arrears payments which should have brought the balance current to sixteen years. 
Insurance, I see that payments were applied to insurance in XX/XX/XXXX, XX/XX/XXXX, etc., We had home owners insurance with XXXX XXXX from XX/XX/XXXX to XX/XX/XXXX, policy number XXXX, there should not have been anything applied to insurance during this time period. ( Attachment K, XXXX XXXX Policy ). There are transactions listed on your History Report were payments were credited to Insurance. 
As a loan service provider you have a responsibility to assist consumers when you see them financial distress and they should reach out to you. Those responsibilities carry over with each service provider and should be taken seriously. 
