We have a second mortgage with GreenTree, now known as Ditech. We went though bankruptcy because of a failed business in XX/XX/XXXX / XX/XX/XXXX, and GreenTree provided us with a XXXX XXXX, to which we agreed. The XXXX XXXX changed the terms of the loan, providing a lesser payment. Similar to the payment we had been making through a modification agreement prior to bankruptcy. Once the bankruptcy was discharged in XX/XX/XXXX, GreenTree started calling the very day of discharge, and we continued making our payments. There was one month that GreenTree called seeking a payment earlier than we were going to make it, we agreed, and GreenTree accepted a telephone payment, and our bank electronically paid the account due to an oversight, and GreenTree refused to reimburse the second payment, although it was a detriment to our family at the time. Our credit reports show Ditech as showing us XXXX times past due, although we have continued making in excess of the payment required on the XXXX XXXX, bringing our scores down. We have send in evidence of payments to the credit reporting agencies, and still have no relief on XXXX and XXXX. Ditech is showing 30, 60, 120 days past due for months we continued making payments because they refuse to accept the lesser payment in the XXXX XXXX, and still show the payment on the original credit agreement. It is important to note, GreenTree drafted the XXXX XXXX, including all terms and conditions of the XXXX XXXX. We have complied. We repeatedly answered their calls seeking additional monies over and above the XXXX XXXX, and they refused to accept the new agreement, with the primary account person XXXX? saying the interest rate was variable to all sorts of excuses. We had at least XXXX calls with XXXX following our bankruptcy discharge, to no avail. We finally stopped answering the calls, which continued daily to both of our cell phones, work, and family members. We sent letters demanding the calls stop to our employment and family members, and to only communicate through written means. We continued getting calls, even to the work place at times. We have sought out legal counsel to review the XXXX XXXX, and confirmed it is a binding contract, and to confirm the XXXX XXXX was filed with the Bankruptcy Court, which it was. We have sought out help from the credit bureaus, and have not had success thus far. GreenTree / Ditech have tacked on {$1800.00} in fees and have refused to provide us with an audit or accounting since the bankruptcy discharge. An attorney will cost us $ XXXX+/hour to retain to go through the court system, with an estimate of {$4000.00} to {$10000.00} in fees to litigation this matter. We simply can not do that at this time. Any assistance your organization can lend to this situation, or guidance, would be most appreciated. 

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