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		<title>Restoring Your Credit Scores is an Essential Part of Financial Recovery</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:04:08 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Glenn Dickson</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you are like so many people today, the down trending economy has left you under employed or unemployed.  You may have struggled for many months attempting to save your home from foreclosure, and hopefully you did not lose it like so many have.  But probably in your attempts to save your home, your credit [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you are like so many people today, the down trending economy has left you under employed or unemployed.  You may have struggled for many months attempting to save your home from foreclosure, and hopefully you did not lose it like so many have.  But probably in your attempts to save your home, your credit scores have dramatically declined.</p>
<p>As a result, you could be trying to figure out how to put all the shattered pieces back together.  If you are losing your home, or have already lost it, your credit scores have taken a deep dive.  An active or completed foreclosure and possibly even a bankruptcy may now all be present on your credit report.</p>
<p>Recovering from all this damage is probably foremost in your mind. You may have tried to save your home by using your credit cards or other unsecured lines of debt.  You may have tried to save your home by stopping payments to the lender when the lender told you that was the only way you would qualify for a loan mod.</p>
<p>Perhaps you have been left in limbo for many months, just waiting for an answer while you sent in more paperwork, and still you do not know if the bank will just keep running up the amount you owe with late fees, penalties, and foreclosure fees, or if you are going to get a loan mod.</p>
<p>However the plunge in your credit scores happened or is happening and wherever you are headed now, to successfully manage your future, your credit scores are going to need to be cleaned up.  Getting things moving in the right direction as quickly as you can is essential to your future plans and goals.  Without good credit scores, getting a new home – even if only a rental can become a nightmare.</p>
<p>Many people who have been living through the past three or four years experience embarrassment, shame and hopelessness when asked to provide their current credit report.</p>
<p>One of the key essential first steps to beginning to restore your credit is to get your requests for loan modification completed, if you have not already lost your home.  A successfully completed loan modification automatically brings your loan current and your modified monthly payments begin reporting as current again to all three credit bureaus.</p>
<p>If you have already lost your home, then you may need to research and find out if your foreclosure was legal, and/or if you were the victim of a predatory loan, or predatory foreclosure.  If you were, chances of getting your house back now are still possible, providing you have a good attorney who can prove your case in court.</p>
<p>More realistically, you can use that information as the first critical step to helping you get negative information removed from your credit score.</p>
<p>There is much that you can do to start restoring your credit, but chances are that you are not sure where to begin or what actions to take to get things moving in the right direction.  If you don’t know where to begin, there is an excellent company that can help you understand what to do and how to go about it.</p>
<p>The company is called Rockingham Associates.  They provide a number of essential services to homeowners and borrowers across the nation.  They can help you save your home from foreclosure, and they can help you clean up your credit scores, even if you have already lost your home.  Their program is designed to help borrowers who are trying to restore their credit, save their homes, or recover from the loss of their home.  They utilize the federal laws that guide lenders and protect borrowers from unfair or predatory lending practices.</p>
<p>Consider contacting one of their representatives to begin to unravel your financial dilemmas.  Visit their website at <a href="http://www.rockinghamassoc.com/">http://www.rockinghamassoc.com</a> .</p>
<p>Tags : Credit Repair, Foreclosure, Loan Mod, Loan Modification, Predatory Loans, Predatory Lenders, Credit Scores, Foreclosure, predatory foreclosure, bankruptcy, Rockingham Associates, credit cards, credit bureaus, borrowers</p>
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		<title>Tila2 Can Help Stop Foreclosure</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 12 Jul 2010 16:04:23 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Caroline Taylor</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[The professionals at Truth in Lending Auditors help homeowners stop foreclosure almost daily.  The Tila2 staff work directly with your lender and you to show why it is in the best interest of the bank to give you a loan mod.  Often people who come to Tila2 have tried for months on end to get [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The professionals at Truth in Lending Auditors help homeowners stop foreclosure almost daily.  The Tila2 staff work directly with your lender and you to show why it is in the best interest of the bank to give you a loan mod.  Often people who come to Tila2 have tried for months on end to get the bank to modify their loan.</p>
<p>Why are the staff at Truth in Lending Auditors able to prevent foreclosure so often?  Because they specialize in forensic audits.  The first step that Truth in Lending Auditors takes when a homeowner needs to get a loan modification is to conduct a complete forensic loan document review of the loan that the lender gave them.</p>
<p>You may wonder why this is the first step:  It is because over the past decade lenders have repeatedly violated TILA, RESPA, HOEPA, and ECOA laws.  They’ve ignored guidelines set by the OCC, and they have put people into predatory loans that are now wiping them out.  Tila2 personnel have found that the best way to get the lenders to the negotiations table and to bring an end to the burning and churning in the lender’s system while desperately hoping for a Loan Mod that normally doesn’t come is to show the lender what he is responsible for.</p>
<p>When you look at the abounding reports of unfair disqualifications, lost paperwork, completed trial modifications followed by trustee auction dates, and “understaffed” loss mitigation departments, it makes no sense to try to get the bank to lower your payments, drop your interest rate, or reduce your principal without first give the banks ample and compelling reasons.  Those reasons are found in the forensics.  Homeowners who are tired of being scammed come to Tila2.</p>
<p>Lenders, bankers, news media, government officials, and even competitors warn homeowners away from seeking professional services to help you save their financial life and home. . .   Why?  It is easier to foreclose when the bank doesn’t have any middle man.  And it is always easier to get business for your company if you put out false reports about the competition.</p>
<p>Don’t be mislead.  The facts speak for themselves.  Tila2 uses forensics and the first and most critical step in getting you the successful negotiations you need.  If you are at risk of losing your home to foreclosure, then don’t delay.  Get Truth in Lending Auditors on your side.</p>
<p>Much information has come to light that begins to suggest that the banks are profiting from foreclosure. The banks see no profitability in loan mods. The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston released their findings on this a year ago.</p>
<p>Are you still wondering if you should trust the bank’s promise to give you that loan mod?  Are you still trying to decide if it is time you got a forensic loan audit?  No matter what, the facts speak for themselves.  What are the facts of your loan?  Most probably the facts are a large number of violations.  How can those facts help save your home?</p>
<p>It is probably time you contacted tila2 and took matters into your own hands.  Just remember this:  The bank wants your money and your home.  Take action and give yourself a fighting chance.  Get a Forensic Loan Review and let the people at Tila2 negotiate new terms for you with the bank.</p>
<p>Truth in Lending Auditors can be contacted at <strong>(877)&nbsp;&mdash; 625&nbsp;&mdash; 2419</strong>.  You can find out more about Tila and Forensic Loan Reviews at <strong><a href="http://www.tila2.com/">http://www.tila2.com/</a></strong></p>
<p>Tags: Truth in Lending Auditors, Tila, Tila-now, Loan Mod, Loan Modification, Forensic Loan Audit, Loan forensics, Foreclosure, stop foreclosure, scam, predatory loans</p>
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		<title>Forensic Loan Audits Save Homes</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Jul 2010 09:39:07 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Anthony Hayes</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Are you still wondering if you should trust the bank’s promise to give you that loan mod?  Are you still trying to decide if it is time you got a forensic loan audit?  No matter what, the facts speak for themselves.  What are the facts of your loan?  How can those facts help save your [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Are you still wondering if you should trust the bank’s promise to give you that loan mod?  Are you still trying to decide if it is time you got a forensic loan audit?  No matter what, the facts speak for themselves.  What are the facts of your loan?  How can those facts help save your home?</p>
<p>Despite government intervention, people continue to churn and burn while desperately hoping for a Loan Mod, while thousands report abusive, deceiving, unfair and inept practices in the Loan Mod Departments.  Foreclosure statistics are still on the rise&nbsp;&mdash; they are moving along seamlessly, however, those departments are adequately staffed.</p>
<p>Lenders, bankers, news media – and even government officials warn you away from seeking professional services to help you save your financial life and your home. . .   Why?</p>
<p>The clue lies here in a video recently released on the web – you probably saw it.  In summary, it states that IndyMac makes more money foreclosing, short selling, and collecting from the FDIC than they do modifying loans.</p>
<p>Some allege that the deal has been made with other banks who bought out failing loans, such as Bank of America, Chase, and Wells Fargo too.  As news of the Goldman Sachs Investigation hits the papers (banks put people into failing loans purposely so they could clean up on the stock market when they failed).  Bankers scammed homeowners.<br />
Tila Solutions personnel hear from homeowners daily how they are being forced into foreclosure or short sale by their banks.  This strongly suggests that the findings in this video may have merit.</p>
<p>The money is in foreclosure and short sales. Loan Mods are not profitable and the professionals that could and do help are often maligned. (Companies like Tila Solutions are cutting into the bank profits when they save homes).  It makes sense really because bankers are not in the business of helping people, they in the business of money-making.</p>
<p>Tila Solutions is in the business of providing forensic loan audits, and helping homeowners save their homes. That’s got to wreck those bank profits in the foreclosure and short sale departments!</p>
<p>But, how did we end up as a nation in foreclosure?  Who did it?  More importantly, who scammed you originally, and who is still scamming you now?  Read on.</p>
<p>It started in the late 90’s:  a 1999 Orlando Sentinel article states,&nbsp;&mdash; In a move that could <strong>provide stronger consumer protections for more than 1 million new home buyers a year,</strong> the federal government plans to take a novel, get-tough approach with lenders: It&#39;s going to hold thousands of banks and mortgage companies directly responsible for the number of home buyers they finance who fall into default or foreclosure within the first 24 months after loan closing. (gotta wonder what the heck happened, don’t you?)<strong></p>
<p></strong>Over the past decade estimates are as high as 80% of the loans issued by banks contain federal violations and are predatory loans.  Now there’s a huge contributing factor to escalating foreclosures and bankruptcies over the past five years!  (Tila Solutions has still not investigated a loan that did not contain numerous violations!)</p>
<p>And how many banks issued predatory loans that they then collected that federal mortgage insurance on after they foreclosed on the homeowner (and so often the homeowner didn’t know he had been foreclosed upon – he thought he was getting a loan mod). Tila hears from and helps these homeowners every day.</p>
<p>How about WaMu – once touted as the nation’s largest bank (they’re out of business now)</p>
<p>Seattle Times reported in October of 2009, that the fallout from the <strong>&#39;biggest banking collapse in U.S. history shows no sign of ending soon</strong>.”  What fallout?  It’s all those lawsuits and federal investigations alleging securities fraud “whether fraud played a role in WaMu’s collapse,” and bankruptcy.</p>
<p>Of course, WaMu was shut down by the FDIC, and Chase was forced to buy their failing loans. Of course, Tila Solutions gets hundreds of calls from homeowners, desperate to stop Chase from foreclosing on their WaMu loans – you know those loans they produced that now has them being investigated for fraud and securities violations (back to issuing loans designed to fail for the benefit of the stock market, are we?)</p>
<p>Today, Chase is servicing all those loans.  Still burning and churning in Chase’s Loan Mod Department – listening to their recording which says, “we will modify your loan for free” while hoping to hear from a customer service rep that you don’t have to fax your tax return for the 20<sup>th</sup> time, or fearing that you will hear that since you didn’t, you will now be foreclosed upon.</p>
<p>Or are you one of the more recent statistics – a person who thought they were getting a loan mod (for free) even made all your trial mod payments, and then received your auction date in the mail? They may claim to modify your loan for free – but rest assured they charged YOU several thousand dollars to foreclose on you.</p>
<p>Why on earth wouldn’t you get Tila Solutions to investigate and negotiate for you? The bank hired a professional to foreclose on you.</p>
<p>Many homeowners still, to this day, appear to put their faith in the banks – but would they have if our government’s efforts to stop the bank scams had made a much bigger media splash?</p>
<p>Summing things up then:</p>
<p>Can we be so bold as to assume that under the pretense of “working” to modify loans, they are taking homes in record numbers?  Tila sees the rising foreclosure statistics as a strong indication that this is the case.</p>
<p>Why is there no steady onslaught of media reports on this? How is bilking homeowners out of thousands of dollars in trial mod payments before their homes are foreclosed upon not a scam?  Tila Solutions helps homeowners stop these actions daily.</p>
<p>In an article in the March 4th 2010, Orlando Sentinel, we see that Bank of America carries the lowest scores for loan mods:  “The lender, one of the nation&#39;s biggest banks, holds more than a million mortgages that are months behind on their payments — twice as many defaulting home loans as any other lender in the country. <strong>But it has given permanent mortgage modifications to only about 1 percent of those borrowers — one of the lowest rates among lenders nationally.”</strong></p>
<p>Unless the home owner stops “listening to what the banks say” and starts reading the lawsuits the banks are passing out like lollipops when you make a deposit, the foreclosures are going to just keep on multiplying.  It is time to stop thinking the bank is going to help you.  It is time to start helping yourself.</p>
<p>Investigations have resulted in fraud and federal violations being found and addressed – albeit not adequately by our government, but even they cannot ignore them. Thus, one can surmise that when federal violations and fraud are found doors have opened – at any level.</p>
<p>Tila Solutions finds these violations, and doors open – no matter how the lenders may wish to deny it.  TILA, RESPA, HOEPA, ECOA and Fraud violations when found in a loan open doors and save homes.</p>
<p>Do yourself a favor and contact Tila Solutions. Take matters into your own hands.  Just remember this:  The bank wants your money and your home.  Get a Forensic Loan Audit and let the people at Tila negotiate new terms for you with the bank.</p>
<p>Tila Solutions can be contacted <strong>at 1 307 459--0232.</strong> You can find out more about Tila and Forensic Loan Reviews at <strong><a href="http://www.tilasolutions.com/">http://www.tilasolutions.com</a></strong></p>
<p>Tags: Mortgage Audit, Forensic Loan Audit, Stop Foreclosure, Tila Solutions, Tila, Forensic Loan Review, predatory loan, loan mod foreclosure, mortgage fraud, Loan modification, foreclosure information, short sale, 2 stop foreclosure, Fraud, Loan Modification</p>
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		<title>Congress’s Future Plans Speaks Volumes of the Foreclosure Crisis</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jul 2010 14:15:26 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Melanie Atherton</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Congress has been working on new legislation that is designed to overhaul current financial regulations.  This legislation points fingers in key critical areas across the nation’s economy.  Important for homeowners is Congress’s plans to form a new agency to crack down on deceptive mortgages and other financial products in the future.  It also aims to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Congress has been working on new legislation that is designed to overhaul current financial regulations.  This legislation points fingers in key critical areas across the nation’s economy.  Important for homeowners is Congress’s plans to form a new agency to crack down on deceptive mortgages and other financial products in the future.  It also aims to better protect consumers, tighten the reins on financial institutions and stop rewarding executives for taking reckless risks to fatten their quarterly earnings and bonuses.</p>
<p>However, while this legislation is looking to the future to prevent another financial collapse and stop deceptive practices, the homeowner is not protected from the banks right now.  Every day, the banks are misleading people who are in foreclosure with false promises of loan mods.  This is why more and more, homeowners are taking matters into their own hands.  They are coming to companies like Tila Solutions who provide complete forensic loan audits and use the results to get the banks to finally approve the loan modification.</p>
<p>One by one, American homeowners have fallen prey to the banks that originally mislead them with their deceptive lending practices, despite the laws that protected the borrowers. Let’s not lose sight of the fact that the banks simply chose not to follow those laws.  If they had, we wouldn’t be a nation in foreclosure today.  It becomes clear that Congress knows the problems exist otherwise they wouldn’t be forming a new agency to prevent future deceptive mortgage practices. But what does the homeowner who is losing his home do now?  Most just lose their homes.  But they do not have to.  The laws that should have protected them when the lenders issued the loan can still protect them now –if the homeowner will reach out to use those laws. Forensic loan audits will reveal what the bank did wrong and open the doors to stopping foreclosure, and finalizing a loan mod.</p>
<p>So why is Congress turning a blind eye to the banks as they currently lie to and mislead the homeowners? Most often done by offering loan mods to them while foreclosing on those very people they said qualified? And why are the banks continuing to turn people down in record numbers?</p>
<p>Could there be any truth to the concerns that many people have expressed?  Tila Solutions has received thousands of calls. The homeowner believed the bank’s “offers of help.”  They believed it when the lender said they did not have to address the foreclosure process --that it was just a formality or a way for the lender to stay on top of the file.  They believed their lender when he said that they could work directly with the lender and get the loan modified --which would automatically bring the foreclosure to a stop. Sadly, far too many of them found that actually yes, the foreclosure did stop:  when the lender auctioned off their home.</p>
<p>What would have happened if a homeowner had known that his lender deceived him with the original loan?  Would have been so likely to blindly trust that the lender really wasn’t going to auction off his home (even though the lender’s attorney firm provided him with an auction date) and was going to give him a loan mod?  Probably not. Do you think the homeowner would have had the courage and wisdom to get his loan investigated?</p>
<p>Many homeowners are doing just that now. The attitude today is to stop trusting the bank.  And it comes as no surprise: Countless forensics audits have been done, and consistently they reveal the same thing:  Banks ignored the laws: the violations are found in the loan.  Foreclosure doesn’t have to end in a disqualification for loan mod and an auction date.  In fact, with the use of Forensic Loan Audits, homeowners are saving their homes?  The lender stopped foreclosure because he actually took the homeowner seriously and got him the loan mod.</p>
<p>Forensic Loan Audits has been the only thing consistently saving more homes than any other approach.  When homeowners get a forensic loan audit done all the TILA, RESPA, HOEPA and ECOA violations are found and revealed.  Fraud is also found in 79% of the loans that forensics are conducted on.  When people contact Tila Solutions, they get not only a forensic loan audit, but also a free negotiations service.  A Tila negotiator provides the results of that audit to the lender and real negotiations get underway.  More homes have been saved from foreclosure with the use of a forensic loan audit than any other way currently known.  The laws that prevented deceptive lending practices do exist. They existed at the time the bankers went on a free-for-all, carelessly lending money and misleading homeowners. There is no need to be in foreclosure, The federal laws can help you.</p>
<p>Tila Consultants help countless homeowners each month, determining if there is any way that the federal laws which currently do exist can help bring an end to the current deceptive practices that lenders are involved in.</p>
<p>A Tila Solutions Consultant can be found by visiting the website at <a href="http://www.tilasolutions.com/"><strong>www.tilasolutions.com</strong></a><strong> </strong> or by calling   <strong>1&nbsp;&mdash; 3 0 7- 459&nbsp;&mdash; 02 52.</strong></p>
<p>Tags: <strong>Tila Solutions, Tila, Tila-now, Loan Mod, Loan Modification, Forensic Loan Audit, Loan forensics, Foreclosure, stop foreclosure, scam, predatory loans</strong></p>
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