Lehman Brothers — Aurora — BNC — First Alliance

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9 Responses

  1. may45, on October 19th, 2009 at 7:44 pm Said:

    aurora loans is my servicer and my loan is under securitization. i hired a lawyer and hope he can have let us stay a little bit longer in our house. check there website kentlaw@kentwilson.com

  2. livinglies, on September 27th, 2009 at 9:49 am Said:

    done —-sorry for the problem

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  3. anita peruti, on September 18th, 2009 at 7:01 am Said:

    I am in a situation with Aurora and the only way I see out for us is band together and get an attorney to file a class action suit, and go after them. If enough of us work together maybe we can get a high power attorney to handle our case.

  4. michaela, on May 23rd, 2009 at 6:25 am Said:

    Can someone answer a question regarding Arora. I have been told Indymac Bank I know for certain is my servicer. Aurora is one of my investors. Is the Arora one in the same?

  5. e, on April 15th, 2009 at 11:33 pm Said:

    Aurora is so dishonest. I was buying a home on a shortsale from them. The short sale did not exclude me from financing the home. I was using a hard money lender to close the deal. Aurora ignored my calls and emails. Refused to consummate the transaction. My LLC was forced to file BK to protect interest in property.

    Because of the title issues with the property, title insurer paid aurora’s investor off. Aurora now owns the note. BK judge abstained from case so have to refile in AZ. If you look on internet you can find the case. I am suing Aurora for $1MM+ for breach of contract, negligence, intentional interference with contract, breach of covenant of good faith and fair dealing.

    These are dishonest people. In the middle of the short-sale negotiations, they started foreclosure on the seller with improper notice. Let me hear about your short sale problems with Aurora.

  6. Michael Phillips, on April 15th, 2009 at 2:20 pm Said:

    We have delt with Aurora successfully. Our experience is you will get no response, even if you are a law firm requesting documentation. Perhaps the only way is to file an adversarial action.

    Before you do that, however is do what we do on every client. Review the loan for any leverage we can find. Sixty percent of stated loans were stated 50% above actual income. ARM loans have been ruled ambiguous and virtually all them are predatory by their very nature. Even if you loan was vanilla full doc a paper loan, most likely the bank used recent comps for home pricing instead of nominal home values, making an 80% ltv loan really a 130% LTV loan.

    So, you really need someone experienced in the loan market and an attorney take a quick look at your loan docs.

    We review loan docs at no charge. I can flip through your docs, ask you a few questions, and let you know where you can go with your case.

    If you like drop me a quick email at michaelp@lmallp.com we are also working on a site called saveyourcave.org, with a little bit different bent than livinglies

  7. livinglies, on April 9th, 2009 at 9:24 am Said:

    Joseph: Google “Aurora 8k”

  8. joseph, on April 8th, 2009 at 4:30 pm Said:

    Joe Johnson,
    How did you get Aurora to provide you paperwork. I have sent them several letters and it’s been a black hole.
    thanks,
    joseph

  9. joe johnson, on April 5th, 2009 at 7:20 pm Said:

    My original mortgage co, went bankrupt after selling my mortgage to lehman bros. (who went bankrupt).Aurora loan services is the loan servicer and I have requested copies of my original mortgage paperwork,Aurora has sent me 17 copies (none dated or countersigned) with my initials on 14, my signature on 2 and a notorized signature from a notary,I have asked who the investor(s) that holds my mortgage and Aurora gave me the name of a trust in boston with no phone #. I have asked Aurora for months if I am elgible for any type of loan modification and they say because the loan is not Fannie May or Freddie Mac I do not qualify.I am beginning to wonder if I have a legitimate mortgage and also whether there were any truth in lending issues with the way this mortgage has been handles from day one.Does anyone have any thoughts on what,if any, options I have to pursue some type of loan modification? Thanks

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