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Truist Mortgage Servicing

Truist Bank was formed in 2019 through the merger of BB&T and SunTrust — two of the largest regional banks in the Southeastern United States — creating the sixth-largest bank in the country. Truist's …

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Portfolio Size

$100+ billion servicing portfolio (growing through merger integration)

Customer Service

888-664-3335

Loss Mitigation

800-544-1248

Website

Truist.com

Loss Mitigation Programs

Truist offers the following loss mitigation programs. Availability depends on your loan type (FHA, VA, USDA, GSE conventional) and investor guidelines. Not all programs are available for all loans.

Flex Modification (Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac)
FHA loss mitigation waterfall
VA and USDA modification programs
Forbearance plans (3-12 months)
Repayment plans for temporary hardship
Short sale and deed-in-lieu programs

Servicing Practices

  • Merger integration of BB&T and SunTrust servicing platforms (ongoing)
  • Regional concentration in Southeast and Mid-Atlantic
  • Branch-based customer service with mortgage specialists
  • Online portal (Truist Digital) integrating BB&T and SunTrust systems
  • Escrow administration across merged platforms
  • Foreclosure management through regional attorney networks

Foreclosure Timeline

Truist follows standard GSE/FHA timelines (120+ days). In non-judicial states (including much of the Southeast — Truist's core region), foreclosures typically complete in 120-180 days from referral. The BB&T/SunTrust merger integration may introduce additional procedural steps and potential delays as systems and processes are consolidated.

Consumer Complaint Patterns

Truist's CFPB complaint volume is moderate and growing as the merger integration continues. Common categories: payment processing errors related to system integration, escrow account issues during platform migration, loss mitigation application processing delays, and customer service accessibility challenges. Many complaints relate to the transition from legacy BB&T/SunTrust systems to the unified Truist platform.

Regulatory Actions & Enforcement

In 2022, the CFPB took action against Truist for HMDA data reporting violations, fining the bank for inaccurate reporting of mortgage lending data. This HMDA action — regarding data integrity — is relevant to servicing because it indicates potential data management issues that can affect servicing records. The CFPB has also conducted supervisory examinations of Truist's post-merger servicing operations.

Homeowner Tips for Working with Truist

1. If your loan was serviced by BB&T or SunTrust before the Truist merger, verify that all records transferred correctly to the Truist platform — request a complete payment history. 2. The merger integration may mean your servicing data lives across multiple systems — discrepancies between Truist's records and yours should be disputed immediately. 3. Truist's processing may be slower during platform consolidation — submit loss mitigation applications early and follow up regularly. 4. Truist's Southeast regional focus means local court practices in Georgia, North Carolina, Florida, Virginia, and surrounding states are familiar territory — work with a local attorney who knows the courts.

How Professional Law Assist Helps with Truist Foreclosures

We assist Truist borrowers by auditing servicing files for merger-related errors, identifying RESPA/TILA violations, ensuring loss mitigation applications are properly processed through the consolidated platform, and navigating the specific court systems of Truist's core Southeast markets.

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Frequently Asked Questions — Truist

Did Truist inherit all BB&T and SunTrust mortgage servicing?
Yes. Truist is the combined entity of BB&T and SunTrust, and their servicing portfolios merged. Your loan terms remain unchanged, but the servicing platform has been migrating to a consolidated Truist system. This transition can cause temporary processing issues. Verify your records during and after any system migration.
Where does Truist do most of its mortgage business?
Truist is concentrated in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic — states like North Carolina (headquarters), Georgia (Atlanta hub), Florida, Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Maryland. This regional concentration means Truist's foreclosure processes are particularly attuned to the judicial and non-judicial procedures of these states.
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