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caldwellb02 · 08-02-2009, 08:31 AM

Okay. So I figured out that he means "Qualified Written Request." I've been doing some research, and realize:

1. when my one year mod happened in May 2008, they never sent me any final documents (with their signatures)

2. When escrow was established in early april, 2009, they never sent me any written confirmation.

I'm going to be writing for a QWR and I really think that I will find more, such as:misrepresentation of my salary on the original loan. (I was always straight up with them on what I made, but I got a loan that was too big for me)

So. I received a response from Paul Molinaro on another thread that attorneys don't do Forensic Loan audits just on their own - you have to be a client.

Is there another way to do this? If I could find someone (i'd pay) to do the audit and they found something, then I'd have some additional teeth with which to fight back. I am really one of those people with NO extra money - I just don't have the savings to grab $3000 or thereabouts for an attorney yet (though I will default this month so there's some funds to start building)....

Any advice?

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caldwellb02 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Northern CA Posts: 1,783 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	Re: Chase/Wamu and Deutsche Bank Okay. So I figured out that he means "Qualified Written Request." I've been doing some research, and realize: 1. when my one year mod happened in May 2008, they never sent me any final documents (with their signatures) 2. When escrow was established in early april, 2009, they never sent me any written confirmation. I'm going to be writing for a QWR and I really think that I will find more, such as:misrepresentation of my salary on the original loan. (I was always straight up with them on what I made, but I got a loan that was too big for me) So. I received a response from Paul Molinaro on another thread that attorneys don't do Forensic Loan audits just on their own - you have to be a client. Is there another way to do this? If I could find someone (i'd pay) to do the audit and they found something, then I'd have some additional teeth with which to fight back. I am really one of those people with NO extra money - I just don't have the savings to grab $3000 or thereabouts for an attorney yet (though I will default this month so there's some funds to start building).... Any advice?