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I have been trying to do a loan modification on a house that i purchased in 2005 for almost all these yrs ever since and I have not been able to. I have kids and family and Bof A is not cooperating on helping ppl who have hardships and cant make high rate baloon rates on their homes but yet want to stay in the house. Bank sold my second loan in 2008 and sent me a 1099 too but I had to even file Chapter 13 BK to save the house. we are very frustrated and confused now this house affected my family life very much ...thank you. 

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I think it is realy easier for young ppl and yoth to admit to any kind of mental illness that could exsist with them but it has been very rough for our parents and older generation to admit to their mental problems.

Ashkan,

Bvrtn, OR

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