The latest cottage industry in the real estate world is web sites targeting distressed homeowners facing foreclosure. In story here involving Countrywide Financial Chairman Angelo Mozilo who provides a cautionary tale regarding that pesky little “Reply to All” button, it would appear that the form letter writing guidance given to homeowners petitioning their lenders entails 3 consistent themes: 1) claiming ignorance/confusion in interpreting the fine print, 2) injury in a physically demanding job implying loss of income and 3) potentiality of suicide.
As the homeowner states, he didn't go to college so web sites like this are a valuable tool in helping achieve that subtle balance between contrived desperation and buck-passing.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
The Dog Ate my Fixed Rate and now I'm Stuck with this lousy Adjustable One.
Posted by Dean at 5/21/2008 06:04:00 PM
Labels: Angelo Mozilo, college, Countrywide Financial, form letters, homeowners, housing crisis, mortgage bail-out
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