Dave
Jacksonville,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, July 24, 2007
Ameriquest is the scum of the earth for sure, but if you really had $200,000 equity in your house, you could've sold it anytime, even a quick sale and still walked away with a ton of cash, or refinanced out of the loan. Nobody in their right mind would risk foreclosure with that much equity built up in their property. Sorry, I don't buy your story, or the guy chasing you around and stealing your possessions! Average price of a house in Eudora, Kansas is about $185,000. I can pretty much guess that because they over-inflated your income and lied about your employment history, (which you don't deny, and probably knew about), you couldn't have that much equity built up in your house.
Napalm
Tulsa,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Tue, July 24, 2007
Call the FBI right now. Ask for the mortgage fraud agent. Tell your story. Do not hestitate. AMC is one of the dirtiest companies out there. If I were in your shoes and someone started stalking, threatening, and harassing me or my family, I'd show them the business end of a .357 with instructions to back off before I made a mess of their forehead....but that's just me. You might want to call the cops and ask for help. Now, I'm not sure about California law but if you filed for bankruptcy protection you can generally notify the Trustee about the forgery. If he knows what he's doing, he should sue AMC and apply the strong arm powers under 544 alleging a fatal defect in the mortgage. Good luck.