Does Countrywide Owe You Money?

July 24, 2009 by Lee Davenport  

Bank of America, which acquired Countrywide Financial Corp., one of the most active of the sub-prime lenders, has begun issuing checks to its borrowers who are eligible for foreclosure assistance under an agreement with attorneys general in 40 states.

Borrowers most likely to be eligible for assistance must have experienced a foreclosure, short sale, or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure after taking out a Countrywide mortgage.

Rust Consulting, a third-party administrator, is managing the program, and notifying and paying eligible customers.

Source: Reuters News, Steve Eder (07/23/2009)

About the Author: Lee Davenport is a Real Estate Consultant in the State of Georgia with RE/MAX Around Atlanta. Lee's exceptional customer service, expertise with short sales & foreclosures, attention to detail, community activism, and knowledge of Sandy Springs & Metro Atlanta will help you achieve your goals of either buying or selling real estate. LET LEE HELP YOU FIND A PLACE TO LOVE!

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