We are conscientious consumers who appreciate this process for clarifying and hopefully correcting errors found on our credit report. We recently went to have our credit reviewed, and we were pleased to learn that most things were handled correctly with a few exceptions. XXXX such exception, to our surprise, was Green Tree Servicing. Our original loan was established in XX/XX/XXXX, with XXXX XXXX XXXX. 
As described in other complaints against other mortgage companies, we lost employment due to layoff. We continued making payments on all accounts until XX/XX/XXXX, at which time we notified all lenders that we were unable to continue payments. At the time, our FICO score was XXXX ( see attached ) ; we hoped that we had proven ourselves as good customers and could work with lenders in good faith. Unfortunately, lenders advised us to let our accounts go " 3-months delinquent '', then they could help. The only thing that accomplished was to have our FICO score continue to go down. We contacted XXXX ( Federal National Mortgage Association ) and was assigned an analyst. We submitted all paperwork requested including an income and expense form, a list of all lenders and authorization to pull our last two-years of tax filings. After reviewing our submissions, the analyst concluded that we were eligible for " Deed in Lieu '' of Foreclosure for the mortgages. Green Tree was notified, and we went forward completing and having certified all of the documents they sent us, and we returned the documents along with the keys to the property. 
According to information on our credit report, the " Deed in Lieu '' final document was recorded XX/XX/XXXX. A copy of the form has been attached. However, Green Tree did not complete the paperwork that would show the XXXX balance on our credit report ( attached ). They appear under " Derogatory Tradelines '' as reported " XXXX '', and the account shows as a " Closed/Foreclosure ... '' Contrary to the zero balance shown under Property History, this form shows a balance of " {$92000.00} ''. 
For clarification, my husband is the veteran. 
