Has Foreclosure Madness Has Gotten So Crazy It’s Like Everyone IS Hopped Up On Drugs Foreclosure madness has hit a fever pitch. I wrote a blog about how most homeowner advocacy sites are nothing more than marketing tools for law firms or are illegally soliciting money claiming to be non-profits. People went wild. Richard Zombeck […]
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Just Because A Website Claims To Be A Foreclosure Advocacy Site Does Not Mean It’s Looking Out For You I often get asked what I think about the foreclosure advocacy that has sprung up in recent years. I have to constantly warn people to be careful because although most of them have a “.org” domain,
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MFI-Miami Client Lynne Lucas From Northern Michigan Sues Bank of America and Orlans Associates Several months back I wrote an article about Lynne Lucas, an MFI-Miami client who had been put through a living nightmare by Bank of America when she attempted to negotiate a loan modification. Last week, Ms. Lucas’s attorney, William Maxwell filed
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The Real Estate Publication The Real Deal Profiled MFI-Miami CEO Stephen Dibert MFI-Miami CEO Stephen Dibert was profiled in the real estate publication, Real Deal. The Real Deal is one of the most prominent real estate websites along the east coast of the United States. The article named “Cleaning Up The Mortgage Mess was written by Sally
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CNBC Reporter Diana Olick Wrote A Great Piece About MFI-Miami on Her CNBC Blog In the aftermath of the financial crisis, a new breed of scam artists has emerged. The financial landscape has been flooded with loan modification companies. The vast majority of these are scams. However, the government has been slow to move to
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