Expert Advice & News on Bad Credit Mortgage, Mortgage Refinancing & Home Loans
This looks like an IRS form, doesn't it? But look closer. It's a solicitation from a company (that doesn't even provide its name or address) trying to get you to sign on with a dubious mortgage "help" service. Don't even think of signing up with a company that would resort to such tactics. Especially to perform services that you can do yourself for free. Call (800) 569-4287 to find a HUD-approved counselor near you.
Specializing in Bad Credit Mortgages… Because Life Doesn’t Always Turn Out Like You Planned. A sick child, a few late bills, or an unexpected expense can easily get you off track and your credit may suffer, but we don't think you should miss out on the opportunities available to everyone else.
Gina Pogol writes for an online media company about mortgage and finance. In addition to a decade in mortgage lending, she formerly consulted for Experian and other credit bureaus, and worked as a tax accountant for Deloitte. She has a BS in Financial Management from the University of Nevada.
1 Responses to "Fraud: Is this What it Looks Like?"
Scary. The same people who got those 1% loans in the first place will eat this hook, line, and sinker.