I had a previous modification with Wells Fargo and was making payments on that modification for several years and remained current. The XXXX, the XXXX loan, was problem. I attempted to reach out to them to negotiate a payment plan. I had difficulty working with XXXX, getting a hold of them specifically, and they were unwilling to consider any type of payment plan outside of the entire note. I was n't even asked for my income for consideration for a modification, although, I could have afforded the loan in reasonable monthly payments. 
I prepared to borrow money to pay the entire note XXXX, and I could only get {$50000.00}. The XXXX representative informed both me and the money lender I had retained that they, XXXX XXXX, had a buyer for the note. At this time, the loan had not gone to foreclosure auction yet. 
I had filed for bankruptcy, but XXXX sold my XXXX loan at auction XX/XX/XXXX. Since I was in bankruptcy, the bankruptcy judge informed my lawyer that my lawyer had to get my property back. A 3rd party who purchased this note is currently being indicted for auction rigging. 
Recently, XXXX XXXX, my father, who is also on the loan, received a call that our Wells Fargo loan was all paid up. We confirmed this with XXXX XXXX 's office that another bank loan paid off the XXXX, effectively removing me from having anything to do with the property. 
I have now lost my home and my equity since Wells Fargo, despite several attempts to contact them, will not explain to me what happened. 
