If you have been watching the business or economy sections of newspapers, news or blogs you will have got your fair share of loan modification horror stories. At the same time banks are increasing their capacity for loan modifications and seem to be keeping up with government targets, at least for now. So who is to blame?
Are borrowers complaints valid or simple self pity for a situation banks cannot be blamed for? Or, are banks dragging their feet and ignoring the plight of borrowers despite the government being happy to pay the cost for loan modifications.
The Sun Sentinel reported this week on the plight of Kraig and Ana Weiss. The Weisses first agreed to a loan mofication with Bank of America only to have the bank take the offer off the table. Now Bank of America is moving towards for
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