NEW YORK — Four New York City homeowners have filed a lawsuit charging they were denied access to a federal home-refinancing program.
The plaintiffs are homeowners in Brooklyn and Queens who have mortgages serviced by Aurora Loan Services.
They are charging that Aurora denied them access to the Obama administration’s Home Affordable Modification Program without valid reasons.
That program is designed to help borrowers refinance their home loans to avoid foreclosure.
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I would to start an class action law suit on behalf of
Ronald Rutherford who had his house foreclosed like the others in .New York City-Brooklyn and Queens
a class action suit is needed that includes the rest of the United States
Do any of you realize the length of a huge case like this? I am going to sue them as an individual due to the “unfair” practices and “screwing up my life for 2 years” I am still in the authorization period already did trial payments yesterday they said I’ll be sent docs. re: the contract and conditions, I wrote last night a 15 page letter that will be address some government officials and lawyers and a certain news outlet. ugh the story i could tell..im just reading stories and thinking its gunna take 2-3 years i think and we’ll likely move with my mother in-law or rent. Oh not to mention I(we) signed a contract. Do you know what a legal document means? LOL yeah wish me luck…wife 2 kids our one dog and 2 kids will need some preys