The Whistleblower's Tale: Countrywide Investigator Fired for Doing Her Job While Rampant Fraud Was Concealed | | AlterNet
Countrywide Financial was one of the subprime lenders at the heart of the financial crisis; its predatory lending practices resulted in disgustingly large payouts for executives while sticking low-income borrowers with explosive mortgages they hadn't a hope of paying back. The New York Times' Gretchen Morgenson called Countrywide, “Exhibit A for the lax and, until recently, highly lucrative lending that has turned a once-hot business ice cold and has touched off a housing crisis of historic proportions.”
Showing posts with label mortgage lawsuits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mortgage lawsuits. Show all posts
Friday, July 20, 2012
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Rick Jacobs: How the Big Banks Lost and Homeowners Won in California
Rick Jacobs: How the Big Banks Lost and Homeowners Won in California
On July 2, the California Legislature passed a package of laws known as the Homeowner Bill of Rights (HBOR) which began to put homeowners on a more level playing field with banks. The legislation, once signed by Governor Jerry Brown, could positively impact over 700,000 homeowners who are in the "foreclosure" pipeline. It's a BFD for California, but it may well be a BFD for the rest of the country.
On July 2, the California Legislature passed a package of laws known as the Homeowner Bill of Rights (HBOR) which began to put homeowners on a more level playing field with banks. The legislation, once signed by Governor Jerry Brown, could positively impact over 700,000 homeowners who are in the "foreclosure" pipeline. It's a BFD for California, but it may well be a BFD for the rest of the country.
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American economy,
finance,
foreclosure,
mortgage lawsuits
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Massachusetts AG Lawsuit: Five Major U.S. Banks Accused Of Deceptive Foreclosure Practices
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