After the bankruptcy is discharged, we will resume sending statements. However, we will not send statements if the lien was avoided or the property was surrendered in the bankruptcy.

There is no personal liability for the debt owed; however, a chapter 7 discharge does not eliminate the lien of the mortgage or deed of trust (also known as security instruments). This means that creditors still maintain an interest in the property and can take action to protect that interest.

Yes. We encourage you to ask for assistance if necessary. While it is possible that the bankruptcy discharge eliminated the personal obligation to repay the debt, the lien of the security instrument remains on the property.

Yes. All of the above information regarding discharge and the lien status applies to both first and second mortgage accounts.

There is no fee to make a mortgage payment online or in our automated phone system.

When paying by phone with an agent, you may be charged a fee for using this service. The amount of the fee will be disclosed to you for your acceptance before your transaction is completed. Onity Mortgage has a business relationship with the provider of this payment processing service and a portion of the fee will be retained by Onity Mortgage. Please note that you are not required to use this payment service or this payment provider, as we do accept other payment methods that you can use without incurring a fee. You have the right to select your own payment method and provider.

You can also mail a check to the payment processing center listed below:

Payment Processing
P.O. Box 660093
Dallas, TX 75266-0093