Who took over Ditech mortgage Company?

New Residential Investment Corp.
Bankruptcy. In February 2019, Ditech filed for bankruptcy for the second time in as many years. Later that year, the company’s forward mortgage servicing and originations business Ditech Finance LLC was acquired by New Residential Investment Corp.

What happens to my Ditech mortgage?

Did Ditech go out of business and what happened to my loan? Ditech wound down its operations and no longer services any loans. The company now servicing your loan and the address to which you should send payments have changed. Communications and payments for your loan should be sent to the new servicing company.

Is Ditech now Newrez?

New Residential Investment Corp. Receives Court Approval to Buy Select Assets from Ditech Holding Corporation. NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)– New Residential Investment Corp.

Who is Ditech now?

Ditech is an independent servicer and originator of mortgage loans and servicer of reverse mortgage loans. Based in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, Ditech services a diverse loan portfolio.

How do I contact ditech?

1 (800) 700-9212
Ditech/Customer service

Who bought out Greentree mortgage?

Walter Investment Management Corp.
Green Tree was acquired by Walter Investment Management Corp. in July 2011.

How do I contact Ditech?

Is Green Tree and Ditech the same company?

On August 31, 2015, Green Tree Servicing became ditech, a Walter company. To learn more about this transition from Green Tree to ditech, please visit www.ditech.com.

When did Greentree become Ditech?

August 31, 2015
On August 31, 2015, Green Tree Servicing became ditech, a Walter company.

What does Ditech mean?

During the 1990s and 2000s, Ditech became a household name for humorous television commercials featuring a frustrated loan officer, played by actor Ron Michaelson, who repeated the catchphrase “Lost another loan to Ditech.”

Is Green Tree Servicing now Ditech?

Is Ditech wind down estates check real?

The Wind Down Estate of Ditech is distributing funds from uncashed checks payable to borrowers with mortgage loans formerly serviced by Ditech. If you believe you have funds related to an uncashed check that may belong to you, please check our website at https://unclaimedproperty.ditech.com.