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lenders: Mortgage Lawsuit Armageddon - 06/24/10 02:17 PM
Booms and busts can pretty much be considered opposites if you stop and think about the meaning of it. During a boom such as the one we had experienced a few years ago, nearly everyone is content enough to think about the worst. However, during the bust mostly everyone is pointing fingers and looking for someone to blame.
It is true that some people buy homes they cannot afford, then add cars they cannot afford; and let’s not forget about the useless wants that people buy simply for the pleasure of it all such as several large screen TVs, expensive phones, … (0 comments)

lenders: How much can wage garnishment take out of your paycheck? - 05/28/10 06:01 PM
Wage garnishment is a process that allows a creditor or lender to take a portion of a borrower's wages in order to pay off an existing debt. Wages that are garnished are paid directly to the lenders by the employers. A court order is served to the debtor's employer and this is where the amount of wage garnishment is based on. Debts that are owed to federal agencies (unpaid taxes, student loans) are usually recovered through an administrative garnishment which is a type of debt collection that doesn't require a court order.
However, The CCPA or the Consumer Credit Protection Act … (1 comments)

lenders: Kansas City Builder Sentenced to 108 Months In Federal Prison - 04/20/10 08:11 PM
A Kansas City builder has been sentenced to 108 months in federal prison for conspiracy to commit bank fraud and money laundering in a $5 million mortgage fraud scheme. F. Jeffrey Miller was tried and convicted in 2008 on one count of conspiracy, one count of money laundering and two counts of criminal contempt. Also sentenced today was co-defendant Hallie Irvin, who was sentenced to 24 months. During trial, prosecutors presented evidence that Miller, a building contractor in Kansas, Missouri and other states, conspired with co-defendants to commit bank fraud.
The conspiracy involved defrauding financial institutions that loaned money to people … (0 comments)

lenders: Cash For Keys 101 - 04/13/10 06:52 PM
  The housing crisis and amount of foreclosures that are occurring is common knowledge all throughout the media. Anyone who goes online or watches TV knows about it. But to truly understand it all you probably have to be one of the victims. A lot of Victims are happier to do as much as possible to speed up the foreclosure process, just to get out of the homes they can’t afford. One way in doing this is turning to “Cash For Keys,” who will help you in this situation.
  Cash for keys provides an ending to your on going stress … (2 comments)

 

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