See, because in the old days public servants, those that worked for the government, seemed to make less money than Phil Donahue or Marlo Thomas. They didn't used to have 7,379-sq.ft. 1911 wood and stucco $25 million Greens... (Continue reading)
Okay, so here's the story... some attorneys representing homeowners in foreclosure noticed that GAMC was saying things that weren't true, which is sometimes referred to as "lying," and then in a deposition it came out that a middle manager at... (Continue reading)
This decision means that if a foreclosing party in California, that is not the original lender, claims that payment is due under the note, and that they have the right to foreclose on the basis of a MERS assignment, they're... (Continue reading)
Servicers charging loan modification fees? See, I had thought President Obama said that no one should ever have to pay for a loan modification. No? No kidding... I was almost positive that's what he said. ... (Continue reading)
It occurs to me that transparency is not something you should need to provide. As long as you don't add any opacity, you'll have transparency, no? ... (Continue reading)
But why, if a bank refuses to modify a loan to the point where the borrower can remain in his or her house, and instead chooses to sell it at some moment in time, would we possibly want to tell... (Continue reading)
The Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) has issued what they refer to as “guidance” to financial institutions related to the practice of using Suspicious Activity Reports (“SARs”) to report loan modification and foreclosure rescue scams. The guidance talked... (Continue reading)
The interview went great. The guy was wonderful. He explained everything he goes through with customers and for customers and I gained a much deeper understanding of what was actually involved in a loan modification. He even offered to call... (Continue reading)