Bank of America sold my home to Fanny Mae. Why? Upon further investigation as to how this could possibly happen, I found the following:
• The law firm of Macey, Aleman & Searns (which I hired for $2,834.00, in May) continued to feed me false information throughout the summer months.
• The first actual contact from the law firm to Bank of America was during the week of November 7th – five months after they were retained to process this correctly (I felt there was no room for errors, therefore paying a law firm was in my best interest).
The following is an outline of events from May to November
• May 26
I retained the law firm of Macey, Aleman & Sears to process my mortgage for a loan modification. ($2,834.00 was paid for their services.)
• August 1st and August 26th
I was advised by Dean Sulzer, Senior Negotiator of the law firm, that my file was with my lender (Bank of America) for review.
• October 18
Received an email from Eric A. Cichon of Macey, Aleman & Sears that he had replaced the previous negotiator and would continue to finalize my modification.
• October 24
Email from Kim Snead (Mr. Cichon’s assistant) stating that the additional information requested was received and submitted to underwriting.
• November 11
A phone call from the law firm advised me that my home had been foreclosed and sold.
Please help me correct this heartbreaking situation. This home is more than just a roof over my son’s and my head. My son’s father passed away 1 year ago and stability is of utmost importance for him at this point. The family support on our street is far reaching; two of my “neighbors” are my sisters and their husbands along with their children, one of those children being my first grandchild (my daughter’s son, who was adopted by my one of my sisters).
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