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Bill O’reilly vs Barney Frank on the financial crisis

wealth — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 01:12:45 +0000

Bill O’reilly’s war with Barney Frank on the mortgage crisis

Pt 1 of 3: The Assignment & Assumption Agreement

wealth — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 13:01:17 +0000

The role of the Assignment & Assumption Agreement in the securitization process. Neil Garfield MBA JD, Wall Street insider and former trial attorney, is the editor of www.LivingLies.Wordpress.com, the leading internet resource on foreclosure defense. In this informative 3-part presentation Neil leads the viewer through the Steps to Freedom from desperation to hope. Neil has just released a 2-disk, 4-hour DVD set – The Garfield Continuum Seminar for Laymen. A version for attorneys follows shortly. The DVD and the accompanying Workbook can be purchased at www.LivingLies-store.com

Lumley Patsy AbFab Absolutely Fabulous Wellowell commercial

wealth — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 01:01:16 +0000

Commercial starring Joanna Lumley for Dutch website Well-o-well.com, where you could search the lowest mortgage rate. The idea is, Joanna is paying so much for her mortgage she can’t afford furniture, to the horror of her high class friends! The announcer and screenshots at the end were originally in Dutch, but for ad agency competitions they dub it, and change the screenshots of the site, to English.

Ask a Super Genius – The Housing Bubble (4/4)

wealth — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 12:58:47 +0000

Ask a Super Genius! For everything you always wanted to know explained in a way you can understand and use today! Question #1 what is going on with the Real Estate Market – are we in a Housing Bubble? What about the Subprime credit crunch/mortgage meltdown? By: John D. Villarreal – a real-life super genius! Subscribe to my videos now! Join the Villa Army today! Sign up now @: www.JohnDVillarreal.com http (add me as a freind) Here is Paul’s MS page: www.MySpace.com (add him too)

Family Fights Bank To Get Home Loan Modified

wealth — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 00:58:41 +0000

OCOEE, Fla. — Attorneys told Eyewitness News the same banks that took government bailout money are now turning their backs on families. The families have been fighting to get their loans modified so they don’t go into foreclosure, but they say the banks have stopped working with them. It is happening to hundreds of thousands of people across the country and a local family is just one of them. They moved to Central Florida because they loved the neighborhood, the house and the schools. Now they’re scared this will be their last Christmas spent in their home. Daniel and Denise Grebey moved into their Ocoee home in 2006 with their two children. “It wasn’t an investment home, this was our house that we didn’t plan on leaving,” Daniel Grebey said. But Daniels hours were cut at work, Denise lost her take-home car and their mortgage jumped $500. The couple called their lender and qualified for the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP). They say they met several criteria and thought they’d get their mortgage modified and reduced, but that never happened. “‘Your modification is going to be done. Our management is going to contact you,’” Daniel said. He says no one ever called back and now the Nationstar Mortgage is foreclosing on their home. “This particular lender thinks they have an option of backing out. They’re not right,” attorney Matt Englett said. Englett has 25 clients right now that qualified for HAMP, completed the trial process and never got a modification. He …