Several other borrowers also submitted lawsuits in June and July and accused the national lender of paying Raleigh Realty $ 15,000 a month in 2021 and 2022 in exchange for exclusive references for customers.
All claimants, including Vonblohn, do not look for damage under the unfair and deceptive commercial practices of the North Carolina and claimed that they could have obtained lower mortgage interest and reimbursements if not for the alleged control.
In a motion submitted on September 29, Cross Country said that Vonblohn’s claims should be thrown away because the case was submitted for more than a year after Vonblohn had concluded his mortgage, which exceeds the status of Respa Respa.
Crosscountry also argued that Vonblohn’s complaint does not show that he was charged too much or otherwise injured, a requirement to be under the federal and the State Act.
The company also claimed that the co-marketing deal with Raleigh Realty was legal and said that it paid $ 15,000 a month for actual website marketing services, which falls under the Safe Harbor of Respa for ‘services that have actually been performed’.
The case is being processed in the American court for the eastern district from North Carolina. At the time of publication, neither Cross Country nor Raleigh Realty returned HOUSINGWIRES Request for comments.
Raleigh Realty did not submit a dismissal on September 29, but instead the court asked for a time extension, Move the deadline to respond to the complaint from September 29 to October 16, 2025.
Where are the other suits?
CrossCountry has not submitted a motion to reject the other suits, but they remain active. The claimants of each individual lawsuit, together with the defendants, submitted joint motions that wanted to expand deadlines at the end of September.
Under the proposed schedule for the suit between Cross Country and claimants John and Carolyn Kessler, and a separate suit between crosscountry and claimants Cassandra Anderson and Patrick AndersonThe defendants would have until October 9 to submit motions to dismiss, the claimants would have had to respond until November 6, and the defendants would have until December 4 to answer. This is according to that of the suit documents Available on Pacer.
Other joint movements that want to expand deadlines give a different series of deadlines for Cross Country and Raleigh Realty. Moties submitted by claimants Claudia Salazar” Rodney Little and Deborah Little And Angela Sims Give the defendants a deadline to submit motions to reject the changed complaint by 16 October. The claimants ‘answers are due before November 13 and the defendants’ answers are due by 11 December.
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