Fighting 2 Battles - Guests: Harolyn Rhue and Maegan Donovan-Nikolic (CA)

1:00 pm EST - Harolyn Rhue's story - Wells Fargo is wrongfully evicting Ms. Harolyn Rhue, a disabled, elderly woman, who suffers from substantial head trauma. On January 4th 2013, Ms. Rhue filed a formal complaint with H.U.D. for discriminatory housing practices by her lender Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.

AND NOW, After so many years of fighting, Harolyn received her sheriffs notice to vacate and her lock out date is set for Monday, April 15th at 12:01 am.

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2:00 pm EST - Maegan Donovan Nikolic has that as she said "No Way!" story - a story that can prove once again that these banks/servicers don't want to work with you to save your home...they're working really hard to steal it from you, steal it via FRAUD!
 

Foreclosure Fraud Survivors DISCLAIMER
I am not an attorney and I am not engaged in rendering legal advice. It’s my opinion and advice, not counsel. I’m just one of many homeowners in my quest for the exit from this mortgage mess we found ourselves in. Everything I say is based on my own experience or on the experience of people who shared their stories with me. I am not responsible as an “expert” and for what you do with my advice and knowledge. I cannot tell you which direction to take, but I can share my story with you to show that we are not alone in these struggles.