Wells Fargo Forgives Nearly $50,000 in Principal on Option-ARM Home Loans in Wachovia-Initiated Portfolio
December 10, 2009 — “Wells Fargo & Co., the bank that gained a portfolio of option adjustable-rate mortgages when it bought Wachovia Corp. last year, cut the principal for delinquent borrowers in some loans by as much as
30 percent,” reports Dakin Campbell at Bloomberg News.
“Wells Fargo has forgiven an average of $46,000 in principal, or 15 percent, for the 43,500 option-ARM loans it has modified this year through September, said
Franklin Codel, chief financial officer at the bank’s
home-lending unit.” Continue reading…
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