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landsend · 02-27-2009, 11:31 AM

I've left a message with Christine's office and I am also sending a fax of our hardship letter this afternoon to Jeanne Drakes office. Hopefully they will slow down just a little, breathing room would be nice.
As far as the trustee of my mortgage, I'm not sure, I assume you are asking who the actual investor is or who represents that money but I don't know. I wish I did and I hope through all of this I can find out because I would love to take my case directly to them. The Intent to foreclose letter that I got in the mail only names the attorney involved and calling his office is no help. I have had other attorney's who know him personally refer to his office as a foreclosure mill, much like a puppy mill, run as many through as possible as quick as they can.
My husband and I were at a very modest 23% LTV when we bought this house, we were not overextended and we certainly were not speculating. We purchased the home with every intention of raising our children from babies to college here and I am still hoping that can happen.
Does anyone know how to find out who actually controls the money that was used to buy my house?

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landsend Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 6 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	re: AHMSI Modification SUCCESS!! I've left a message with Christine's office and I am also sending a fax of our hardship letter this afternoon to Jeanne Drakes office. Hopefully they will slow down just a little, breathing room would be nice. As far as the trustee of my mortgage, I'm not sure, I assume you are asking who the actual investor is or who represents that money but I don't know. I wish I did and I hope through all of this I can find out because I would love to take my case directly to them. The Intent to foreclose letter that I got in the mail only names the attorney involved and calling his office is no help. I have had other attorney's who know him personally refer to his office as a foreclosure mill, much like a puppy mill, run as many through as possible as quick as they can. My husband and I were at a very modest 23% LTV when we bought this house, we were not overextended and we certainly were not speculating. We purchased the home with every intention of raising our children from babies to college here and I am still hoping that can happen. Does anyone know how to find out who actually controls the money that was used to buy my house?