loan modification portland and vancouver: My Loan Modification Contact - 04/19/09 01:06 AM
Linda:It was good talking to you today. I would be very glad to help you with the loan mod. Attached is the form I need in order to see if I can help you. If you send it to me tonight, I can let you know most likely by tomorrow afternoon. My fax number is 503-296-5663 and my phone number is 971-222-3734.Sincerely,Oscar
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loan modification portland and vancouver: Re: Immediate Help with a Short Sale - 12/02/08 04:55 PM
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