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Homeowner Gets Dubious Letter Simulating Official Court Document Demanding Full Loan Payoff Sent By Attorney; Firm Refuses Media Inquiries For Comment

By r morris

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In Tampa, Florida, The Tampa Tribune reports:Two weeks before Glen Ables' new, modified mortgage payment was to go into effect, a mysterious letter arrived in the mail. It threatened to derail the plan to save his house from foreclosure. That letter, from a Tampa lawyer, said he and his wife had 30 days to send them the balance of their mortgage. And it came with what looked like a copy of a

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on March 26, 2011 (boomark / email).

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