Bank Screws Up, Locks Owner Out of Home Anyways
December 21, 2009 by Admin · Leave a Comment
Nothing Surprises me when it comes to banks and their foreclosures anymore. “Wall Street has failed Main Street”, right? The latest news reports say banks are making record profits while the average American is Unemployed, Underemployed, Underpaid, and Under-Water on their mortgage. Unbelievable!
This next story should come as no surprise then, as a New Jersey Woman named Nina Morra managed to get locked out of her home that had just been accepted into a new loan repayment program. The story goes something like this:
- Homeowner has a stroke, goes delinquent on payments
- Bank starts foreclosure filings against homeowner
- Bank agrees to a modified repayment program (supposedly) saving the owner from foreclosure
- Owner goes to visit family for Thanksgiving
- Bank sends inspector out to change the locks on the house, despite modification
- Owner comes home to find the no longer have access to their own house
After several days and frustrated calls, the bank acknowledges that they made an error, allowing owner to return to their own home
The Lender? Bank of America. This is just another story from the Wall Street institutions that have brought us such great stories such as:
Bank turns Malibu Foreclosure in Party Pad
Any wonder why people hate banks these days?
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