I had a perfect credit score when NationStar aka Mr. Cooper bought my personal information posing as a mortgage loan servicer. In 2015, I discovered my ID had been compromised with my mortgage information and I jumped to the challenge. I alerted the Fort Worth Nissan dealership, who had sold 3 cars to the fake me in about 2 weeks for almost twice their book value. I reported this to the police and also gave them the online ads attempting to sell the vehicles with phone numbers of the seller aka fake me. I froze my credit, jumped through all hoops and to-do checklists with the FTC, FBI, etc. I found and reported cosmetic surgery loans, bank accounts, credit cards, more cars, an apartment (near Mr. Cooper in Dallas, The View at Kessler Park). I contacted management, verified the latest stolen vehicle (#4 or 5 of 7 I know of) was in the parking lot with matching plate. Informed them of the fraud and my intent to file a police report, left my number & called the police, filed the complaint. Years later in 2020, I get a nasty letter demanding rent in arrears. They (the police & management) let the fake me live there and never arrested her! When attempting a refi on my home, I was told my mortgage was not showing up on the 3 credit bureau's. The ID theft was sabotaging my work and my life in horrible ways. For the last 6+ years Mr. Cooper has refused to secure my account. Has repeatedly stated they have no fraud policy or obligation to remove the public/criminal's access to my account. The Attorney General is now involved since 2020 and the fake me is quickly being scrubbed from the internet. It appears someone is working OT to clean up my damaged credit quickly. They even replaced the management and changed the name of the apartment building this year to Skyline at Kessler Park. Mr. Cooper refuses to protect my account from fraud and will not act unless I give them the name of the employee who made the numerous changes on my account which allowed this to continue unabated for many years. Of course I can't do that, but the lawsuit will come at a very disappointing time for Nationstar, as they position themselves to begin their post pandemic foreclosure scams. It's going to be a bloody hot summer in 2022. I intend to renovate the 11 story building into a homeless shelter for victims of Mr. Cooper fraud when I own it. I've served on the Board of the Central Community Housing Trust, before it changed names too. Aeon will do good with all those units.