Comments on: Are You a Victim of Mortgage Fraud? Here is What You Can Do

By: Anthony Kahraman

Anthony Kahraman — Wed, 13 May 2009 13:31:39 +0000

If anyone needs help with mortgage fraud please email me at akloanmod@gmail.com- I can order a forensice audit of your mortgage and put you in touch with a great attorney who will fight your bank.

By: P Smedberg

P Smedberg — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 12:10:07 +0000

While trying to access my credit report, the key secret questions related to a mortgage I took out and asked me to verify where the mortgage loan was and how much the monthly payment is. This has happened twice in the last month (2 different properties). How do I find out where my “supposed” mortgage is–have not owned a home ever.

By: Karyn

Karyn — Wed, 07 May 2008 21:31:14 +0000

I am so sorry Frank, there is NO ONE to help the borrower victim. The country that I and perhaps you served in the armed forces is only helping themselves…that is the crooks that created these lowlier crooks in the first place. I have for the past three years been living in a mold infested house that I was frauded into purchasing with the whole gamit. Starting with seller disclosure fraud, (the roof is literally falling in on me), appraisal fraud to the tune of 170K over valued. Broker fraud and misrepresentation and more. I have been ripped off by 2 lawyers and the ones that reluctantly represent me now despise me and my case for the difficulty of it. Your life as you knew it will never be the same and sadly you are the only one that can help yourself, but if you were a victim of fraud you can bet the person did it to others so you do need to call and write to your local FBI chapter or State Office of Financial Regulations. And in a few years they will get around to stopping him from doing it to others.
Best of luck…oh and Frank I highly suggest you get a lawyer and hang on for a long and stressful ride. Or like others tell me, just give up and let the criminals win, that is what your country wants you to do anyway, unless they put the rifle in your hand and stamp it “US Government Property”

By: Identity Theft Secrets

Identity Theft Secrets — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 04:23:54 +0000

If anyone has experience in dealing with helping people with this kind of mortgage fraud, please let us know here in the comments, and we’ll put you in touch with Frank (the gentleman who’s being hit by the mortgage company so hard) up above.
Thank-you!
Identity Theft Secrets

By: frank siermine

frank siermine — Sun, 24 Feb 2008 19:39:02 +0000

I am a senior citizen on a fixed income and feel I was a victim of mortgage fraud. I refinanced a year and a 1/2 ago and I was put on a 3 year fixed with a 40 year arm and a 3 year prepayment penalty – that I was not aware of when I was signing the papers at Settlement.
The mortgage company was New Century – they went bankrupt and Saxon Mortgage bought our loan. I nicely contacted them – but to no avail will they help me. Need some help on this. Thank you.