Comments on: Predatory Loan Modifications

By: keith

keith — Thu, 21 Feb 2013 06:14:52 +0000

has any heard of midpoint law group they want to charge me 3,000 to help me get a loan modification ……they are located in los,angeles

By: joan

joan — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 04:14:39 +0000

Patrick, I’d like to also thank you for your clarification of what the loan mod process is really about. In the next day or so, I’ll write up the summary of my series of phone calls to Chase, and the Kafka-esque conclusion, so I can add to the knowledge base.

I can now truly say, Chase has little to no intention of actually doing more than a few “for show” loan mods. They make a lot more money, more quickly, if the customers never go on a mod. None of my phone conversation would have made sense if I hadn’t read this blog first. Thank you.

By: joan

joan — Tue, 27 Sep 2011 03:42:19 +0000

Patrick, thank you for the recommendation for the law office of Ronald Uy. After being completely jerked around by a Chase manager (having spent hours on the phone with them today), I called the firm this evening. Stephen Henrioulle spent a considerable amount of time on the phone with me, explaining all the possibilities regarding my mod-that-keeps-dying. I can’t say enough good things about them – it was first time I really got the straight deal. *Thank you*.

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By: Petra

Petra — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 01:57:28 +0000

Hey Patrick. I am new to this site and came upon it by chance. I had been in loan modification hell with Chase since 9/09. Did it three times because of lost documents. Was dropped in 9/10. Last payment made. Went into a Chase branch because she said it can be done through her. Submitted all the paperwork, took until now 12/3, to find out I was denied because the investor did not want to participate in the program and Chase can’t make force them. I mad as hell, I want to fight just to expose what a shady, low down company this bank is. She also told me I do not qualify for a Chase Modification either, so it is a short sale, foreclosure or catch up with higher monthly payments..lol. Is all lost at this point? Can you recommend someone in the bay area?

By: Marta Reinoso

Marta Reinoso — Tue, 23 Nov 2010 23:26:47 +0000

Thank you, Linda for the info. I’ll use it and really appreciate you getting back to me.

Troy, AVID will work hard for you. We are still trying for the mod unsuccessfully but the folks there give it everything they have and they do have a strong grasp on how to deal with these banks. Good luck and keep me posted.

By: Stephen Lillis

Stephen Lillis — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 10:11:13 +0000

Hi,

I have been searching the internet and dealing with Attorneys for 3 years now for an intelligent discussion of the modification and foreclosure process.

I knew in 2008 that Wells Fargo was stringing me along. I called them on it and they recorded a default the next day. It is painful to watch the Congress and everyone else miss the point. It is fraud.

I have a lawsuit against a Mortgage Broker. I question and a suggestion. The Notary backdated the signature page of the Deed of Trust to the date when I first signed some blank Loan Docs on a High Interest, High Fee loan and demanded I sign it. I thought I was completing the loan with the ‘Financial Institution. They then attached it to another Deed which now had a ‘Beneficiary’. In other words, another lender. So there are now two Deeds with the same date! And one signature. Is backdating considered Forgery?

Also, would you consider posting a list of the documents you request when you do an audit? Or sending me that information. I am suing the 3rd Lender who foreclosed and the Senior (Big Bank #1 for Modification fraud, as you rightly call it.

I have an Attorney now who has turned my case around and am going to show him your information this Saturday.

Thanks.

By: Nora

Nora — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 22:01:51 +0000

Hi again,

I meant Black’s Law on my previous comment. Can the UCC-1 financial statement and or a Common Law Lien help home owners to secure their investments?

Thanks again