"No Lender wants to Foreclose"...or do they?

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Here's the insanity of the mortgage mess created by lenders:  a homeowner gets behind a few payments, gets back on her feet and when she tries to pay, they won't take her money.  

No, apparently lenders would rather have the taxpayers' money. "How can this be?" you ask. (And she's not alone)

No lender WANTS to foreclose, right? (see related articles "Mortgage Work-Out Myth" and "Mortgage Servicers Secret")  

Just watch this story from the Tampa NBC affiliate WFLA which highlights the ridiculous brick wall many homeowners run into when they get behind in payments and try to catch up.

Jacci O'Brien's battle with Wachovia is a perfect example of why homeowners facing unfair foreclosure actions must fight back.  The Produce the Note strategy gives homeowners a way to do that.  It's time to force the lenders to negotiate with homeowners who WANT to stay in their homes and, yes, WANT to pay their mortgages.  Watch the video below for more information on how to use the "Produce the Note" strategy.

Source: Consumer Warning Network

and the Tampa Tribune: Foreclosure Looming: You Can Buy Time



Also see a couple earlier entries where we have reported on similar tactics that led to innocent homeowners losing their homes;

Let Borrowers Be Heard

Facing an Unfair Foreclosure?



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