I’ve been to a ton of comedy shows but don’t think I’ve ever been to anything like this lol Tim took the roof off the place. Can’t wait for the next time.
I was crossing Huntington Ave after leaving Marino today and some guy came up to me and asked where the Berhakis was. I pointed over towards the West Villages cause I'm pretty sure it's over there and told him I thought it was that way. He smiled and then said "pee pee poo poo" and walked away. I was kinda shocked, it took me a few minutes to process the whole situation. I'm a freshman and I was home last semester for family reasons, is this something that is normal in Boston? Thanks.
No way I'm missing safety town.
I have had an account with Huntington Bank since my freshman year of college, so 23 years now. In December of 2019, my wife and I purchase a home and decided to try them out for two reasons. One, a friend recommended them and a broker who I went to High School with, and two, competitive rates. Everything went fine and then COVID hit.
I was furloughed for 6 weeks without pay and my wife was permanently laid off. So 3 months after doubling my monthly expenses, half my income was gone. Having significant saving I was not worried about recovering or getting into any serious financial straits. Another friend had something similar happen to him and was offered a forbearance by his US Military Veteran Credit Union. I contacted Huntington who asked me a few questions, and within a few days received a letter saying that I was approved for a forbearance for the months of January thru March of 2021, with an option to extend an additional 3 months. I was told after the 90 to resume payment of my mortgage, and that the approximately $6,600 would be tacked on to the principle.
Beginning that March of 2021, I started to receive notices saying that my mortgage was in default. I called the number on the notice, and was assured that this was simply a paperwork mishap, and that as soon as the administrative services at Huntington caught up, I would stop receiving these. I continued to receive these notices through September of 2021.
On October 17, I received a call from a Huntington representative saying that if I did not come up to date with my mortgage, they would begin foreclosure actions. I explained the above to this gentleman and he said I needed to fill out "Borrowers Request for Assistance" form if I did not want to get foreclosed on, something that had only been brought up to me as necessary if I was requesting a rate reduction, which I was not. In fact one of their letters stated that no additional information was required unless I was asking for a rate adjustment.
I filled out the form and sent it on October 20th. On October 27th I received a certified letter from Huntington stating that they were foreclosing on my house in 30 days unless I paid $9405.98, which is approximately $2800 more than my forbearance amount. I went to a Huntington branch that day and spoke with the Financial Relationship Banker who in turn spoke with a woman in the forbearance department. She assured me that my house was not in foreclosure, and that this was yet another paperw
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I’m visiting Toledo for the first time this week to go to a show at Huntington Center and I was hoping to avoid paying for overpriced arena parking. Any tips? Thanks!
