"Bank of America’s refusal to participate in foreclosure prevention programs even though it accepted $25 billion in TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) money has plaintiffs in St. Louis, Connecticut, claiming that the beleaguered lender broke faith with the U.S. Treasury and let borrowers in foreclosure down"
Monday, December 27, 2010
Bryan Ellis Real Estate Letter - Bank of America Faces Class Action Suit Over TARP Money Foreclosure “Agreement”
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Fannie Mae To Open Help Center In Phoenix - State News Story - KPHO Phoenix
Homeowners will be able to talk with English and Spanish speakers about their mortgage situation and come up with options to prevent foreclosures.
The counselors at the help center will review a borrower's loan, discuss foreclosure alternatives, and will provide help gathering documents to apply for different programs and finalizing loans.
'The opening of this mortgage help center is part of a comprehensive approach by Fannie Mae to assist distressed homeowners who may be at-risk of foreclosure,' said Jeff Hayward, Fannie Mae's senior vice president."
Thursday, September 30, 2010
NACA Save the Dream Tour: Non-Profit Group Holds Free Mortgage Help Event for Homeowners Facing Foreclosure - ktla.com
The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America, or NACA, is offering struggling homeowners the chance to restructure home loans at lower rates during its 'Save the Dream Tour' event.
An estimated 30,000 people are expected to attend the free, 24-hour event at the L.A. Convention Center.
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NACA says it can help people at risk of foreclosure reduce their mortgage rates to 2 or 3 percent."
TriValley Central > Eloy Enterprise > Top Stories > AZ Department of Housing launches foreclosure assistance program, Save My Home Arizona
President Obama announced on Feb. 19 that the U.S. Department of Treasury would be financing $1.5 billion in foreclosure mitigation to those states hardest hit by the housing crisis, with Arizona receiving $125.1 million of those funds.�
One of Arizona’s earliest concerns about the award was the sheer number of Arizonans facing foreclosure and the realization that the Treasury award, while a significant amount of money, could do little to stabilize a problem of overwhelming magnitude.
“With a foreclosure rate that is currently second in the nation, it was pretty clear from the beginning that the $125.1 million allocation coming to Arizona could not be impactful with respect to the sheer number of households needing assistance.�At best, these funds will assist just over 4,000 households or around 11,000 individuals to remain in their homes,” commented ADOH Director Michael Trailor."
What is 57.2 _34.1 Feds award housing aid for Nevada - BusinessWeek
The agency said Wednesday the Nevada Affordable Housing Assistance Corporation also gained approval to use $34.1 million in previously allocated"
Foreclosure law firm fighting AG's investigation
An attorney representing the firm said a subpoena for marketing and advertising material does not pertain to the allegations.
Florida's Attorney General has accused three large 'foreclosure mills' of rushing cases through the system and potentially fabricating documents and signatures.
The firms under investigation are David J. Stern, Marshall C. Watson, and Shapiro & Fishman,"
Man mad over foreclosure has standoff w/ LAPD | abc7.com
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
GMAC Foreclosures Drew Earlier Sanctions for `False Testimony' - Bloomberg
“They’re acting like this is a new problem,” said O. Max Gardner III, a bankruptcy attorney at Gardner & Gardner PLLC in Shelby, North Carolina, who is not directly involved in either GMAC case. “It’s the exact same thing,” Gardner said. “This is not just a GMAC problem. This is an industry-wide problem.”
Deborah Rhode, a Stanford University law professor and director of the school’s Center on the Legal Profession, said GMAC Mortgage’s behavior may amount to misleading the court.
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GMAC Foreclosures Drew Earlier Sanctions for `False Testimony' - Bloomberg
Florida Circuit Court Judge Bernard Nachman sanctioned GMAC in May 2006, saying that the company “submitted false testimony to the court in the form of affidavits of indebtedness.” The company was ordered to submit an explanation and confirmation that the policies were changed, and told to pay defendants’ legal costs of $8,135.55."
Deborah Rhode, a Stanford University law professor and director of the school’s Center on the Legal Profession, said GMAC Mortgage’s behavior may amount to misleading the court
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Friday, March 19, 2010
Printing, Pizza, Coffee and Plants
Casa Grande Cartridge World - save a ton and great customer services. Owners are awesome
Casa Grande Papa Murphy's - Start a new tradition with Friday Night Pizza watch for new pizza to be announced soon. Be prepared, when you walk in, it smells AWESOME.
Jackrabbit Nursery on Jackrabbit trail off I-10 west. You will love the selection of plants and garden accessories. The owners are knowledgeable and take time to make sure you understand your plants.
Verrado - Park 51 - great little coffee shop. You can sit and enjoy the news or talk with friends. Regular chairs seating for eating or visit with friends in the living room styled couch area. Take in the music on the Saturday nights through April, sponsored by Verrado.
2Gheckos - If you need web pages that are designed right give a call. Unique pricing structure of flat rate per month is great for budget minded. The software for contact managment is out of this world!