tangomonster
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This was going on in August but I missed it:
An elderly couple in Florida got a loan modification for the mortgage on their home. They sent their first check in on December 23 2010---but the payment was due in January, so the bank was upset with the early payment (?). Then---reading different accounts---there either wasn't a signature on the February payment because it was electronic or she wrote the wrong routing number on the check----so the bank moved to foreclose.
Supposedly it's been straightened out and the bank is even paying for the couple's legal fees, but definitely not a case where the early bird gets the worm!
Bank of America Moves to Foreclose on Florida Couple For Paying Mortgage Early - ABC News
Makes me want to join those young people protesting Wall Street....
An elderly couple in Florida got a loan modification for the mortgage on their home. They sent their first check in on December 23 2010---but the payment was due in January, so the bank was upset with the early payment (?). Then---reading different accounts---there either wasn't a signature on the February payment because it was electronic or she wrote the wrong routing number on the check----so the bank moved to foreclose.
Supposedly it's been straightened out and the bank is even paying for the couple's legal fees, but definitely not a case where the early bird gets the worm!
Bank of America Moves to Foreclose on Florida Couple For Paying Mortgage Early - ABC News
Makes me want to join those young people protesting Wall Street....