Bill Zielinski

Are Loan Modifications a Salvation for Former Mortgage Brokers?

Bluesbuff,
I can assure you that I have nothing to do with loanmod.com
I was generally assessing what appears to be a new get rich quick business which is somewhat related to the mortgage industry, which I am involved in.
I think most readers reading my post would pick up on my general disapproval of this loan mod business, especially when I say that this field is populated with "coarse idiots"!
If you visit my site you will see that I cover a wide range of topics on the economy, mortgage industry and current financial issues.
Thanks
Bill Zielinski


On Nov 24 03:49 PM Bluesbuff wrote:

> It's a free service available to homeowners presently suffering due
> to recession and or any hardship, i.e. lost job, wages etc.. It's
> not necessary to pay, go to Hopenow.com and or Auriton.org.
>
> Obviuosly LoanMod is the poster and this is a commercial post and
> should be deleted.
>
> Hopenow had done over 1 million for free by 3/8/08, why pay a scam
> artist and possibly lose your home when the services are available
> at no charge.
>
> auriton 888-697-7980
> hopenow 202-589-2427
>
> Free support and guidance for homeowners!! Good Luck !!!
>
> Charging an upfront fee is ILLEGAL but they always have a way to
> get around it.
>
> Do your homework and DO NOT PAY A FEE for a free service.