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DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- A Durham homeowner had a mortgage mess despite paying off their mortgage years ago when they discovered there was still a lien on their property. "It was like $75,000, they said we owed, and I was like no, I don't, no this is my house," said Jennifer Jackola, who has the paperwork to prove she and her husband paid off their mortgage in full in 2017 to BB&T. When they tried to get a home equity loan, they learned the original lien holder Columbia National, never released their lien. "BB&T, we paid off in 2017, and I'm like, surely you guys did actually pay the original l...

This year. they're making more changes to their compensation in 2018. just to give you a bit of a breakdown, these people would get 10% more than what they exceeded for their revenue targets. it is literally pushing them to want to make more money. and the way to do that that's easier with mid-size companies is to charge the higher fee. >> what's the punishment here? because wells fargo especially after the financial crisis, this is sort of like the mom and pop bank. there were no high flying traders there. it was the un-goldman sachs. the plain vanilla. >> yes. the golden child. they didn't g...

If a husband and wife and there is a survivor if someone passes, they may be asked to move out of the house too soon. >> eric: if the husband or wife dies? >> say the husband dies. the laws have been changing recently. what's happening is the real estate guys have not been keeping up. so what's happening is the banks don't want the house anymore. you think they'd want the house, but it's a depreciating asset 'cause of all that's going on for the bigger picture. what they want back is the money they've given you. so when a survivor now pass the, the wife is left, what the banks are saying, some...