Bank of America Has Prevailed In The Cook County Ghetto Loans Lawsuit As 7th Circuit Court of Appeals Rules In It’s Favor Bank of America has prevailed in a ghetto loans lawsuit brought against it by Cook County, Illinois. Cook County sued the bank alleging predatory mortgage loans to Black and Hispanic borrowers in the Chicago
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Why Does My Lender Keep Rejecting My Loan Modification Application. What Am I Doing Wrong? Homeowners call us on a regular basis befuddled and confused. They claim their lender keeps rejecting their loan modification application. They believe they qualify for a loan modification. Yet, the lender keeps rejecting their loan modification application. In some cases,
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Florida Foreclosure Defense Strategies That Will Prevent Your Lender From Taking Your Home The following Florida foreclosure defense strategies can act as a way to bar a lender from taking your home. However, there are other factors you need to keep in mind. Florida judge assigned to your foreclosure case could be a wild card.
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Successfully Fighting Foreclosures Requires The Strategies Most Foreclosure Defense Attorneys Get Wrong Or Don’t Even Bother Pursuing Homeowners are successfully fighting foreclosures in record numbers since the housing collapse in 2008. Why? Homeowners are realizing they can successfully fight foreclosure actions brought on by unscrupulous mortgage servicers. Or in a worse case, fight the lender
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US Foreclosure Activity Doubles Annually. However, Experts Say foreclosures Are Still Below Pre-Pandemic Levels Real estate data collector ATTOM is reporting that US foreclosure is doubling annually. ATTOM’s Year-End 2022 U.S. Foreclosure Market Report includes foreclosure filings and default notices. It also includes scheduled auctions and bank repossessions. The report states there were 324,237 U.S.
