Here is a Loan Modification Opportunity
September 24, 2009
Opening today at the Los Angeles Convention Center is a free five-day event organized by Boston-based Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America. According to the press release, counselors at 360 computer stations will scan homeowners' documents and send electronic files to nearly 2000 on-site servicers and lenders. The event is open to all, not just Los Angeles residents. KNX radio this morning interviewed a person waiting in line prior to the opening. This person had come from the state of Illinois. Obviously, patience on the part of attendees will be a huge requirement as the organizers expect at least 50,000 homeowners to attend this 5 day event. It will continue from this morning through Monday.
If you wish to take advantage of this opportunity to start a loan modification process, you will need to gather up your mortgage documents (Hopefully, you kept those copies when you signed up for the loan.).
The press release in the Los Angeles Times newspaper indicated that participants could register for appointments at http://www.naca.com/ or toll free at 888-499-6222.
Opening today at the Los Angeles Convention Center is a free five-day event organized by Boston-based Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America. According to the press release, counselors at 360 computer stations will scan homeowners' documents and send electronic files to nearly 2000 on-site servicers and lenders. The event is open to all, not just Los Angeles residents. KNX radio this morning interviewed a person waiting in line prior to the opening. This person had come from the state of Illinois. Obviously, patience on the part of attendees will be a huge requirement as the organizers expect at least 50,000 homeowners to attend this 5 day event. It will continue from this morning through Monday.
If you wish to take advantage of this opportunity to start a loan modification process, you will need to gather up your mortgage documents (Hopefully, you kept those copies when you signed up for the loan.).
The press release in the Los Angeles Times newspaper indicated that participants could register for appointments at http://www.naca.com/ or toll free at 888-499-6222.
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