Thursday, November 13, 2008

NYC Senior Clipped Out $3K After Loan Modification Firm Fails To Renegotiate Home Mortgage

In Mill Basin, Brooklyn, WABC-TV Channel 7 reports:

  • Evadne is a senior citizen and living on a fixed income. She was worried she would lose her home, so she paid RSR Asset Management nearly three thousand dollars to contact her lender, Washington Mutual, to try to lower her mortgage.

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  • "But then once he got the money," [Evadne's grandson Andre Henry] says, "I feel nothing was done." Despite paying three grand for help, her mortgage stayed the same. And that fee? It was non-refundable. And Andre says, RSR Asset Management gave him no answers. "You leave a message, no one calls back. So what are we to do? This is $3000 here we're talking about," said Andre.

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  • So, [7 On Your Side] went to the Garden City offices of RSR Asset Management to find out what happened with Evadne's case. But, we never got past the receptionist and numerous calls went unanswered. [...] And as for Evadne's mortgage? After [7 On Your Side] contacted her lender they worked out a fixed rate mortgage at a rock bottom interest rate, saving her hundreds each month.

For more, see Senior saved from foreclosure. New York City

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