mortgage

By: Charles from Ky
On: 2010-02-02
In 1994 my wife and I purchased a house. I was making 10.00 an hour. My wife was making 25.00 an hour. Feb of 09 I got laid off from a 16.00 an hour job and my wife is doing per diem work  making 40.00 an hour. We fell behind the summer of 09. While trying to work with 10 different people, lost paperwork, and full answering machines we are about to lose our house. The bank says we are not making enough money for us to qualify for ANY kind of help, it seems that PNC bank now thinks we have a deficit income. I am back to work and we both are making more than we did when we bought the house. We were told not to make any payments while they were reveiwing our case for 6 months now they want us to pay 7500.00 so they wont foreclose on us. Please tell us who will care enough to help us save our house. Instead of everyone worrying about how many jobs have been saved or created doesn't anybody think that it is time to investigate the banks to see if they are spending our tarp money for what it was gave to them for or are we already turning a blind eye to the banks AGAIN. The banks are not helping anybody but themselves just like they were before the recession. Who or is there anyone out there that will help the middle class? Please let me know before we lose our house.

Re: mortgage

By: Sally from AFFIL
On: 2010-02-23

AFFIL doesn't provide direct resources, but we do have links to counselors and non-profits who work on these issues in every state: http://www.affil.org/home/consumer-tips-and-help/get-help-with-a-problem

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