Paid (FHA) to negotiate with my lender to prevent my home from going into foreclosure. Had a difficult time with (FHA) employees returning my phone calls. Lost my home to foreclosure.
Below is article written in Las Vegas newspaper on December 9.
One person is under arrest and two others are still at large for allegedly operating a foreclosure scam that bilked desperate homeowners out of money.
Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto announced that William Vargas has been arrested and warrants have been issued for Paula Luna, who is believed to be in California and Michael Sinclair who is believed to have fled to the Philippines. The alleged scheme involved the collection of upfront fees for the purpose of assisting the victims with avoiding foreclosure on their homes. The suspects, under the business of Federal Housing Aid, allegedly charged the victims between $899 to $1500 for foreclosure rescue services and offered a 100% money back guaranty, claiming their company would refund the money if the foreclosure could not be stopped. The state says the company did not follow up on its promises. Consumers who wish to report mortgage fraud should contact the Attorney General's Bureau of Consumer Protection in Las Vegas at 702-486-3194 to obtain a complaint form.
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