Did Your Lender Sell Your Mortgage to Another Bank?
Did you take out a loan from a mortgage company or bank only to later find out that it was […]
Banks & Mortgage Servicers
Where There are More Underwater Mortgage Homes Than Not
According to information recently released by ATTOM Data Solutions – a company that gathers, analyzes, and organizes real estate market information and
Case Law Update: John Wick v. GreenPoint Mortgage Funding, Inc.
In a case involving GreenPoint Mortgage Funding, Inc., a motion for summary as to the claims raised against them by
The Dangers of a Reverse Mortgage
Although the number of reverse mortgages backed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) significantly dropped in the past
CFPB Report Reveals Mortgage Servicers Using Deficient Technology
Earlier this year, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) reported that some mortgage servicers were violating the new servicing rules with their
Trash and Lock Out – Banks Try to Bypass the Law
If you miss a couple of mortgage payments, there are a few things a bank can legally do – from
Nick Wooten of Atlas Law Center Suing Illinois Banks for Allegedly Breaking Into Homes
Nick Wooten, a Chicago foreclosure defense attorney and Of Counsel to Atlas Consumer Law, is making recent headlines as he
What “The Big Short” Missed about the 2008 Mortgage Meltdown
The Academy Award-winning and Oscar-winning film “The Big Short” received praise from audiences and critics alike, and for good reason
The Federal Trade Commission Stops Large Mortgage Relief Scam
According to a recent article published by Housingwire, the Federal Trade Commission stopped a large mortgage relief scheme enacted by a
Private Equity Firms Repeating Banks’ Mistakes After Housing Crisis
Millions of people lost their homes when the housing crisis struck in 2008. After the banking system thoroughly failed American