Bofa branch tries to screw home owners, instead gets branch assets seized
06-05-2011, 07:01 PM
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Bofa branch tries to screw home owners, instead gets branch assets seized
Five months ago Bank of America filed foreclosure papers on a Florida couple who didn't owe anything on their home. Now, those homeowner's have foreclosed on Bank of America, according to WFMY News.
The homeowner's, the Nyergers, were forced to take the case to court after Bank of America refused to accept their proof that they'd paid cash for their home.
A Collier County judge immediately accepted the family's evidence, confirmed the Nyergers' claims, and told Bank of America to pay all legal fees.
The bank refused, and the family's attorney did what the bank had tried to do to his clients -- he seized their assets. Within an hour of being locked out of his bank, the branch manager handed over a check for the legal fees.
Check out video on the reverse foreclosure here:
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/homeo...#ixzz1OSPOMwDg
they shoulda shut down this bank for 5.5 months.
The homeowner's, the Nyergers, were forced to take the case to court after Bank of America refused to accept their proof that they'd paid cash for their home.
A Collier County judge immediately accepted the family's evidence, confirmed the Nyergers' claims, and told Bank of America to pay all legal fees.
The bank refused, and the family's attorney did what the bank had tried to do to his clients -- he seized their assets. Within an hour of being locked out of his bank, the branch manager handed over a check for the legal fees.
Check out video on the reverse foreclosure here:
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/homeo...#ixzz1OSPOMwDg
they shoulda shut down this bank for 5.5 months.
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06-05-2011, 11:10 PM
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Damn this is crazy. Are there any good banks out there now?
WaMu was a decent bank, but since Chase took over, they've gone downhill. At least in my eyes, they have.
WaMu was a decent bank, but since Chase took over, they've gone downhill. At least in my eyes, they have.
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