This guy should not be dealt with. He is currently blinking my 73 year old mother out of her $3500. My mother did not do research on this man and his many names of his companies that he goes under. He has a Public reproval with/duties from the California State Bar ON 06/7. Here is a copy of his interview just a few weeks ago:
Robert Berner Mon Nov 24,8:08 am ET
The hazard is that distressed borrowers are often asked to make substantial up-front payments — as much as $5,000 — which loan-modification firms keep, regardless of whether they successfully assist their customers.
USMAC in Aliso Viejo, Calif., near Laguna Beach, charges its clients a non-refundable $3,495 fee to negotiate with lenders. The company opened in August. Its proprietors are Christian Dillon, a real estate lawyer, and Scott Gimbel, president of Citywide Mortgage, a subprime lender that stumbled when the real estate market melted down last year. Loan modification has kept them busy, Gimbel says: "I got 1,700 calls (from potential clients) yesterday." Dillon says that he has had a 52% success rate, which he considers impressive. Another way of looking at that figure, though, is that 48% of his clients have failed to get the relief they sought. But they still pay the $3,495 fee. Dillon says the difficulty many borrowers have dealing with banks, and his own long experience in the field, make his services worth the price. "I have a track record of knowing how to talk and get to people, " he says. Never mention his 52% success rate before he takes your money. My mother is ejj in perris, ca you read the post so do something this week if not i will.
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