You could take them to small claims court.

One think that experienced mortgage broker doesn't do is waists borrower's time and offers unrealistic expectations.Respectfully,

I think you would probably end up needing to take it to small claims court.

Luckily, I'm very skeptical and analytic and not likely to bite on some of these absurd claims.2.

WE LIVE IN CALIFORNIAOUR FIRST IS A INTREST ONLY FIRST 5 YRS (WE ARE IN THE 3RD YR)GMAC IS OUR FIRST MORTGAGE AND WE OWE 480kOUR EQUITY LINE IS WELLS FARGO 72kHOUSE IS WORTH AT LEAST 600K OR MOREHUSBAND IS COLLECTING DISABILITY AND IS GETTING READY TO SETTLE OUT HIS CLAIM IN 4-6 MONTHSI BOUGHT A BUSINESS LAST YEAR BEFORE ALL OF THIS AND I AM ONLY ABLE TO USE THE MONEY FOR THE BUSINESS NOTHING MORE.

If a state attorneys general wants to claim that the paperwork is an attempt to hide what is really a brokerage relationship they might succeed in court.

tracy,Two things: file in small claims court and get a debt collection agency to chase them down.It normally costs less than $50 to file a claim in small claims court.

They can contact the FTC complaint line at 877-382-4357 and make a claim.

(approx 150 days a yr)I run the rentals as an llc for everything, but I never got around to makeing the llc the owner of the actual property (is it quit-claim or quick-claim?)

Then you'll have a hurricane hit Virginia and a huge tree will crash through the roof of your nicest home, destroying the roof and most of the 2nd floor, and the insurance company will claim it was a mudslide, not a hurricane and you're not covered.