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POPSWalkawaytoday The1 in Foreclosure Prevention Walkawaytoday.org provides real, meaningful and fast acquisition services to Realtors and sellers who have short sale and preforeclosure properties. We are experts at legal foreclosure defense tactics.
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POPSACORN's Corporate Donors Backing Off Banks and other financial institutions have given millions of dollars and other forms of support to ACORN for decades in response to boycott threats from the organization, as well as accusations of racism and other forms of discrimination in granting personal loans and mortgages. The ACORN campaigns followed passage of the 1977 Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), which was designed to pressure financial institutions to loosen lending standards in order to increase home ownership among poor and minority communities. Legislation strengthening CRA during the Clinton administration greatly encouraged such ACORN activities. Dissident current and former officials of ACORN claim that donations made to AHC and other affiliates are often misappropriated. “There’s no guarantee that any donations are going where they are supposed to be going,” said Ron Sykes, treasurer of the Washington D.C. ACORN and a member of the ACORN 8.
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POPSForeclosure Rescue Fraud - Mortgage and Real Estate Fraud ... Denver mortgage broker indicted (now wanted) in foreclosure rescue fraud allegations CA Attorney General announces further crackdown on foreclosure consultants Ohio AG files lawsuits against three foreclosure rescue companies FTC Stops Foreclosure Prevention Marketers According to the FTC’s complaint, the defendants sold “loss mitigation” services to homeowners at risk of foreclosure, falsely claiming they could prevent foreclosure in 97 percent of cases and misrepresenting that they would make a full refund if they failed. Before performing any loss mitigation services, the defendants required homeowners to pay the equivalent of one month’s mortgage payment. Their contracts instructed homeowners not to contact lenders or their contract and its money-back guarantee would be voided. In some cases the defendants’ consultants told homeowners to stop making their mortgage payments while the defendants were working on their cases.
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POPSUnder Bush, or Obama, the results will be the same 1. If you are unemployed, or lost a substantial part of your income, or being screwed on credit cards, you won't get a modification. 2. If your home has lost too much in value as compared to debt, you won't get a modification. 3. Even if you get it, your odds of defaulting are still better than 50% in most cases. 4. Calling it something else, while doing the exact same thing that has failed twice already, would only work in fairyland. Apparently, we are in fairy land
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POPSBaltimore Homeowner To Sue ACORN For Burglary ~ Tea Party USA Watch ~ I warned about the ACORN civil disobedience mob working in ideological tandem with Barack Obama to bully Washington into passing a massive new foreclosure prevention/mortgage entitlement scheme.On Feb. 20, I noted that ACORN garnered nationwide media attention for breaking and entering into a foreclosed home in Baltimore at 315 South Ellwood Ave. ACORN vows to use “any means necessary” to stop foreclosures. Baltimore police have taken fingerprints at the break-in site and the current owner, William Lane, says he will sue ACORN. The home was sold in June 2008 for $192,000. This morning, ACORN official Louis Beverly will face a burglary charge. Look for the Left to turn him into a martyr. It is not your home, ACORN.
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POPS 5 Things To Know About the Bank Bailout foreclosures, and require companies receiving capital from the government to participate in foreclosure mitigation efforts. "We risk an intensifying spiral in which lenders foreclose, pushing house prices lower and reducing the value of household savings, and making it harder for all families to refinance," he said. Thoughts: Mike Larson of Weiss Research said the housing plan lacked clarity as well. "There's not much 'there' there as far as I can tell," Larson said. For example, Larson said he was unclear what form the $50 billion foreclosure prevention program would take. "It's not real clear to me where they derive that dollar amount from and what it is going to mean," he said. The administration said it will release details of the plan in the coming weeks.
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POPSFrank Releases Proposal For Rescue Fund Restrictions (Update4) Frank said he is working with Obama’s team on changes House Democrats are seeking in exchange for agreeing to release the money. He plans hold a hearing on the legislation Jan. 13 and move it to the House floor by Jan. 15. Congress must be notified before Treasury gets access to the remaining money and lawmakers have 15 days after notification to block the funds. The funds haven’t been requested, Frank said. Representative Spencer Bachus, the top Republican on the House Financial Services Committee, said there’s a consensus building among the panel’s Republicans to oppose any new request because additional funds are unnecessary. Frank’s proposal also requires Treasury to develop a program outside of TARP to spur home buying, including by making more affordable mortgage rates available to qualified buyers.
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POPSAnd Now We Begin This = Early this year, investors had begun privately demanding that AIG pay off its billion-dollar guarantees. But in mid-September, when the demands for cash reached a public crescendo, AIG had to admit that it didn't have enough cash on hand to meet the obligations. In the first weeks of its federal rescue, AIG has used the loan money to post collateral demanded by these firms, sources close to those deals say. "No one else benefits," former AIG chief executive and major shareholder Maurice R. "Hank" Greenberg wrote to AIG's current chief executive on Thursday. "Unless there is immediate change to the structure of the Federal loan, the American taxpayer will likely suffer a significant financial loss." Yeah - and the new Obamunist Treasury Secretary will magically make things better?
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POPSShould Biden Share Blame for Foreclosure Crisis? Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (BAPCPA) “is directly responsible for the rising foreclosure rate since the end of 2005,” concluded a 2007 study by Credit Suisse. The law “increased foreclosures and the number of homes for sale,” echoed a July 2008 study by U.S. Treasury researcher David Bernstein. That study estimated the law had pushed foreclosures or forced sales on 200,000 homeowners since it went into effect, but noted that was a rough, “back-of-the-envelope” calculation… The bill was backed by banks and credit card companies including MBNA, which is headquartered in Delaware, Biden’s home state. MBNA executives had been Biden’s single largest source of campaign donations, and MBNA has employed Biden’s son Hunter as a company executive, lobbyist and consultant. The Obama campaign has said Hunter Biden did no work for MBNA on the bankruptcy bill. http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/story?id=5670703&page=1
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POPSGovernment Help Dear Mr. Reid: I invested several thousands of dollars in lottery tickets. I never won a thing, please help me get my money back.
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