I think they call it conspiracy, let's count the ways to commit fraud in/by: Real estate settlement, RESPA Bank fraud, maing false statements on a loan application...

The seller disagreed that the roof was going bad becasue he had a roof inspector to look at the roof and he said that the roof was fine.Before Before purchasing the house, At settlement, I had the seller provide a 2 year warranty certificate on the roof from his inspector.

She spilled a little in her lap, and was promptly awarded a huge settlement.

We can perform the title and settlement in all 50 states.

The alternative would be to simply sell it either during (if the court allows it or you don't need to file for such) probate and just collect the money there instead after estate settlement.

The fines for bypassed meters should be passed on to the owner of this REO - the bank - at settlement, just like you would do for unpaid municipal utilities and unpaid property taxes and other miscellaneous lienable items.

But the earnest money deposit is to go through the listing broker in an escrow account then to the closing agent for settlement.

Then we sit with a you either law school student who tries to steer us towards settlement.

I would verify that they are a legal operation because it does not sound like they are doing anything to help and may well be doing you harm.This type of arrangement is usually to take your payments, negotiate with your creditors for a settlement amount which is lower than the actual balance, and only pay them when they agree to the settlement.Even then it will hurt your credit and you will be liable for taxes on the difference between the original balance (growing due to late fees etc) and the final settlement amount, the IRS will see it as "income".It is almost always better to stay in civil communication with your creditors and work out a payment plan with them, keeping detailed records of all communications.

When figuring the gain, reduce the adjustedbasis of the home by the amount of the credit.c If the home is destroyed, condemned, or disposed ofunder threat of condemnation, and you acquire a newmain home within 2 years of the event, you do not haveto repay the credit.c If, as part of a divorce settlement, the home istransferred to a spouse or former spouse, the spousewho receives the home is responsible for repaying thecredit.c If you die, repayment of the credit is not required.