On XXXX XXXX XXXX received an e-mail from XXXX XXXX XXXX from Nationstar Mortgage stating they needed an updated award letter for my XXXX payments so they could complete my request for a modification.. I sent the document back by e-mail on the XXXX of XXXX. 
On the XXXX XXXX at XXXX I received a call from Nationstar stating that request for modification had been denied on the XXXX and that my house was in active forclosure but a sale date had not been set yet. I could avoid it by sending them {$62000.00}. 

Today at XXXXI received another call stating the same thing except the caller wanted {$54000.00}. This caller told me she was calling from the XXXX 's, no wonder we can never get ahold of our dedicated loan specialist. 

Since I was still engaged in my request for a modification on the XXXX of XXXX, How could they have gone through all the legal requirements in two days to have my house in active forclosure status, and be scheduling a sale? 
I believe that this an abusive tactic from Nationstar in violation The New Jersey Fair Debt Collection Act bill # S410 and the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Pub L.95-109. 

I believe that this is an ongoing practice of this company and since they record all their phone calls they should be able to supply you with a transcript of these calls. 

This company should be investigated into their business practices and be made to be held accountable. 

I am in the process of contacting an attorney to initiate civil action against this company.