godzilla7
Rainier,#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, January 12, 2010
Hi,
I had exactly the same situation. We were in the process of our loan modification w/ Litton as we found a hand written note from real estate agent from Portland on our garage door that LITTON owns our house and we must contact her (real estate agent) to arrange how to move out. SHOCKING!!!! I'm going to file a report on this site, but could you please share with us what steps we must do immediately to fight Litton and try to save our home. We tried to contact Litton many times but they refused to talk to us they said they would talk to a lawyer only, we do not have one at a moment. It's just happened. We live in Rainier, OR . Please, contact me, Larry. Thanks
Miss Guardian
Sharks Paradise,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, March 21, 2009
Dear Oregon Gal: We believe you do have rights although you freely admit you have fallen behind on your payments & did not pay them their payments. This is not good. But we do believe by the laws of each of the states that they do explain what the rules are for that state. It does not seem fair or appropriate that NO Notice was sent to you as you claim. Try & see if compromises can be reached.God Bless You. Dear Georgia Gal: Stand Up & Fight. Stand Up & Be Heard! Fight! Fight! Fight! You have plenty to fight for! Suggestion is: check out books at your local library for guidance. God Bless You!
Ga. Girl
Senoia,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, March 18, 2009
I was also in negotiations with Litton regarding a loan modification when they foreclosed on my home. We had actually reached an agreement. The loan modification papers were sent, I signed and returned them. I was notified that the foreclosure was halted at this point. That is when Litton foreclosed. Six or seven days after the loan modification was signed. Without notification. This was in November of 08. It is March and I am still in my home, fighting. I have learned alot about the legal process, due to my foreclosure. Maybe what I have learned can help you. You need to file a complaint (law suit) in the State court of the County in which the home is located. You will be suing your mortgage company for Fraudulent Misrepresentation and Concealment. Go to an attorney and tell them what you want to do. If you cannot affortd one, try to contact legal aide in your area, it did not work for me, so I have been trying to handle my case myself. If they file a dispossessory against you DO NOT LEAVE YOUR HOME. You can file an appeal to the disposessory in magisttrate court requesting that it be moved to State Court. Magistrate court should have a form for the appeal. State that the foreclosure was handles fraudulently and your property was obtained without proper notification. This will buy you time and I can guide you through the steps I have taken to try to have the foreclosure and title set aside and get my house back. Dont give up. You can fight this. I am also a single mother, my home was a family home, my mother lived out the final years of her life in this house, my children grew up here. These are not just houses, these are peoples lives, and memories. We need to stop walking away, and stay and fight.