Don't Fall Victim to a Mortgage Rescue Scam
If someone has offered to help you avoid foreclosure without resorting to bankruptcy, BEWARE. Like debt consolidation schemes, these promises are likely just a scam that will put you farther from your financial goals.
Before you sign any papers or contracts, you should learn the truth. Your home and your financial future are at risk, and the best defense you have is informed advice from an experienced attorney. Leen & O'Sullivan, PLLC is a law firm that has advised and represented people in the Seattle, Washington, area for over thirty years. We use the power of the law to help protect our clients' homes and help them get debt relief through the court system. Get the true facts. Contact our firm for a free consultation.
How Do Mortgage Rescue Scams Work?
A common mortgage rescue con occurs when a company promises to help you avoid foreclosure without the costs and stigma of bankruptcy. Because data about upcoming foreclosures is public information, the company knows that you are in financial distress. They promise the help you get your mortgage current. In reality, however, you are signing your house over to them. They lease it back to you and you make monthly payments. After a few months, they evict you from your home.
Put the Power of the Law on Your Side
If you have signed a mortgage rescue scam contract, you have rights under the Distressed Homeowner's Act (also known as the New Washington Distressed Home Law). Leen & O'Sullivan, PLLC can represent you in court to protect your rights and your property.
Home Protection the Right Way
Leen & O'Sullivan, PLLC can help you identify a mortgage rescue scam and other predatory lending scams. We can also help you avoid foreclosure the right way, through the bankruptcy system or a mortgage modification. You can depend on Leen & O'Sullivan, PLLC to provide you with sound advice and skilled representation.
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Don't fall victim to a mortgage rescue scam. Contact us for a free consultation with a lawyer.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
