How To Battle A Bank

The Inside Scoop wrote:

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Hello,
I actually have worked in the foreclosure industry and have worked in it for the last four years. I would be more than happy to tell you that Bank of America, along with a lot of other banks do not have the actual say-so how the loan modifications. They actually get approval from the Investors such as FNMA or FREDDIE MAC prior to making a decision. Hence the delay in the decision.
I emphathize with homeowners and have actually created a website to assist people. I am more than happy to help. You can e-mail me at delaytostay@hotmail.com or DelaytoStay@hotmail.com
I wish you the best on keeping your home. You may want to contact the law firm that is assigned to your file in order to submitt offers in addition to submitting them to your mortgage lender.

Your service may be valuable, but it is outmoded. Bank of America and other banks' "loan modification programs" are fraudulent and designed to stall the inevitable collapse of Bank of America and other banks. Robo-signing plus "loan modification equals death rattle of the big banks.

Another demented post from Travelling Jesse

re-mod wrote:

Thanks! I really appreciate your response!
I wasn't looking for a smart ass remark - I was looking for advice. It seems as if this was the wrong place to post!

Wait for a few more posts when everyones calling each other c-suckers and topic goes to total "lemon". Happens every time since A D D is a requirement to graduate highschool the days. Especially in the east and in the southern inbred states.

Oregon??

!!!! Every American should read this!!

Everyone works hard for their money and if you’re able to make smart investments early they can pay off big time in the long run.

Here’s some advice if you’re just starting out with your career and savings.

First, you need to take baby steps. The first thing we advise is to stop saving for retirement until you can get an emergency fund built of 3-6 months worth of expenses. Next make sure you have no debt. Pay down all those credit cards and keep them at zero. After paying them down, keep the credit cards open, as it keeps your credit score strong, and save them for a rainy day . If you’re going to save for a sometime of purchase, build up the emergency fund first, and then save for your purchase on top of the fund. So when you buy a home or something similar and you make a solid down payment, you still have your emergency fund, plus you don’t have any debt when you move in. Thus starting fresh and putting you in a good place to start on that retirement fund.

More ways to rob people of their 401k?
Greed!

Keeping them at accomplishes nothing

In one week the sale of my house is suppose to happen ( like i said SUPPOSE to happen). I have been dealing with the thought of getting my mortgage from BOA. I have been approved for another mortgage so they are negotiating with BOA for the value of my property. This is a good way to get yourortgage out of their dirty little hands. My advice to anyone if in this type of hardship get some help from your tenant associationand most importantly "Don't leave your home"