Why Banks Make It So Tough to Get a Loan Modification
August 27, 2009
Homeowners facing foreclosure continue to be frustrated by the difficulty of getting banks to work with them to save their homes. Consumer Warning Network Managing Editor Terry Smiljanich took up the issue on the Kathy Fountain show “Your Turn,” on Tampa’s FOX affiliate. Click here to watch Terry tackle the issue of why the government’s Making Home Affordable Program needs a shot in the arm.
Click here to read Terry’s recent article on “Why Lenders Won’t Renegotiate Home Loans.” In another article”Foreclosure ‘Work-Out’ Myth,” Angie Moreschi explores why homeowners facing foreclosure get the run-around. And Click here to watch our CWN report on a foreclosure roundtable discussion with top banks, as well as one-on-one interviews with two top executives.
- Getting Tough on Mortgage Lenders Who Won’t Help Homeowners
- Why Won’t Lenders Renegotiate Delinquent Home Loans?
- Banks Win – Homeowners Lose
- Lawsuit Filed to Shake-Up Loan Modification Limbo
- Banks May Warm Up to Idea of Principal Reductions
- Chase Bank: Bringing Hypocrisy To A City Near You
- Foreclosure Help “How To” – Make ‘em Produce the Note
- Fight Foreclosure: Make ‘Em Produce the Note


