mortgage modification

Hunter Tylo, star of the Bold and the Beautiful, files suspicious bankruptcy schedules.

07/28/11

Although her home appears to be in Sherman Oaks, California, the petition states that she has at least had a residence in Nevada for 91 days or more.  Her bankruptcy attorney should get a gold medal for only charging a celebrity $2,500 for a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. What is more intresting and down right [...]

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How to Protect Yourself From Mortgage Relief Scams

06/30/11

THANKS … to the Federal Trade Commission in Washington, DC, for kindly providing much of the information in this article. The possibility of losing your home to foreclosure can be terrifying. The fact that scam artists are preying on desperate homeowners in financial distress is equally frightening. Many companies say they can change your home [...]

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Can You Modify a First Mortgage in Bankruptcy?

04/25/11

Can You Modify a First Mortgage in Bankruptcy? Nope. While there have been rumblings about new legislation that would allow first mortgages to be modified in bankruptcy, the current state of the law does not allow first mortgages to be modified on a debtor’s primary residence. How About a Second Mortgage? Now, before you get [...]

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Legacy Assets - Not Much Of An Inheritence

02/25/11

The Wall Street Journal in its February 5-6, 2011 edition had an article by David Benoit, entitled "BofA Sets Mortgage Cleanup Unit". The article about Bank of America was in the middle of the "B"

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Legacy Assets - Not Much Of An Inheritence

02/25/11

The Wall Street Journal in its February 5-6, 2011 edition had an article by David Benoit, entitled "BofA Sets Mortgage Cleanup Unit". The article about Bank of America was in the middle of the "B"

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The Greatest Depression? Ask Rep. Neugebauer (R-TX)

01/24/11

Rep Randy Neugebauer, Chairman, House Financial Services Oversight Subcommittee, said it is time for the government to admit its foreclosure prevention efforts are a failure and should be shut down.

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The Greatest Depression? Ask Rep. Neugebauer (R-TX)

01/24/11

Rep Randy Neugebauer, Chairman, House Financial Services Oversight Subcommittee, said it is time for the government to admit its foreclosure prevention efforts are a failure and should be shut down.

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September 17, 2010 and The Day the Music Died

10/01/10

The rock classic “American Pie” was inspired by the tragic death of three rock-n-roll greats, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and Big Bopper Richardson, in a plane crash on February 3, 1959. Don McLean famously coined the term “The Day the Music Died” to describe the event.

I was thinking about the phrase recently because there are dates and memories that get stuck in history. We remember where we were when heard that something happened. And to me a couple completely unrelated events are stuck together.

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