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Mortgage Reporting Errors

A reporting error can cost you a home loan or a better rate. We review your credit reports, identify the real discrepancies and dispute them, no matter their origin.

  • Admitted in New York, 2004
  • S.D.N.Y. and E.D.N.Y.
  • Representing consumers since 1999

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What can a reporting error cost you?

A lower credit score can mean being denied a home loan, car loan or new credit card, paying higher interest rates on cards and bank loans, upfront security deposits for utilities, fewer approved leases, denied jobs and repeated calls from collectors.

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What a low score can cost you
  • Being denied a home loan, car loan or new credit card
  • Higher interest rates on credit cards and bank loans
  • Lower approval rate for new lines of credit
  • Decreased chance of approval for new leases
  • Upfront security deposits for utility services
  • Denied employment opportunities
  • Repeated calls from collectors and solicitors
Across bureaus

Errors on several reports

We can help correct errors that appear across multiple credit reporting agencies, even when they point to a problem with a banking organization.

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How do we dispute mortgage reporting errors?

Credit reports can be hard to read. We start by finding the real discrepancies, then inform the credit reporting agency of the error and provide the correct information. If the agency refuses or fails to comply, we may escalate the matter with a lawsuit.

  1. Review

    We review your credit reports to identify real discrepancies.

  2. Notify the agency

    We inform the credit reporting agency of the error and provide the correct information.

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    Agencies have a set number of days to correct the issue, though this period can vary.

  3. Escalate if necessary

    If the agency refuses or fails to comply, we may escalate the matter with a lawsuit.

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    A claim may also be necessary if your finances have already been significantly affected.

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Contingency fee arrangements are available for most cases.

When should you act on a reporting error?

Acting early matters: we may be able to help correct credit errors before they become an even larger problem. Our firm can dispute credit report errors no matter their origin, and Kevin Mallon brings more than 20 years of experience to each case.

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  • Any originOur firm can dispute credit report errors, no matter their origin.

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  1. You send the form or call 646-713-1008. A few sentences about what happened is enough to start.
  2. We contact you to set up a free consultation.
  3. In the consultation, we listen to what happened and outline your legal options.
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