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Read lawsuit filed against Bank of America by Deutsche Bank over Taylor Bean mortgage fraud

 

Eleven Strategies to Stop a Foreclosure, 

PLUS Five Damage Control Tactics if Foreclosure is Inevitable

We've all heard or read about "show me the note," the "forensic audit," and predatory lending defenses to a foreclosure. Learn the truth about various strategies and whether they might work for your situation. Find out which ones are DIY and which ones require help--and how to find that help. How to get a loan modification approved. Lender liability theories included, if you think you have been a victim of wrongdoing by the loan originator, the current owner of your mortgage, and/or the servicing company. Schedule and Registration below.

  1. “Show me the note” (includes recent f/c halts in FL)
  2. “Prove you own my note” (different from “show me the note”)
  3. Forensic audit
  4. Lender liability claims and the temporary restraining order (TRO) (plus lawyers who can help you)
  5. Loan modification--yes they work! We tell you how to get approved.
  6. Short sale
  7. Short payoff
  8. Sale subject to mortgage (w/lender consent)
  9. Bankruptcy (Chapters 7, 11 and 13)
  10. Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act
  11. Service Members Civil Relief Act
  12. Damage control if you can’t stop the foreclosure
  13. Bonus: Free CD with all slides and additional forms and bonus materials