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ONCE AND FOR ALL, THE ANSWER IS YES. Water is wet, the sky is blue, and you need a lawyer… Period.
2010-01-31 — ml-implode.com
"If you’re at risk of losing your home, for whatever reason, your options are many and varied, and the choices you make can be positive, or they could cost you an absolute fortune and plague you for the rest of your life. Chances are that your home is the single largest investment you’ll ever make. If that investment goes south for whatever reason, you should absolutely hire an attorney to help you make the best out of a bad situation."
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mortgagemess at 20:13 2010-02-01 said:
Aren't you the same people who said "Green Credit " would help you save your home..their ads glaring on your site and ml-implode....now...after taking $3,000 of my mom's money and they are out of business with no results..you don't mind if I DON'T listen to anymore advice you have to offer! Permalinkrocketrob at 11:52 2010-02-07 said:
I have advocated getting a lawyer from day one of this tragedy. Sue and win... (IF you have a foreclosure defense attorney who is knowlegable and not a greedy, lazy scumbucket.) Suing and winning - rr PermalinkChaffed By It All at 22:24 2010-02-11 said:
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