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Home > Federal Trade Commission, Modification is the Practice of Law, Mortgage Modification > FTC tries to prevent you from hiring an attorney to assist with modification

FTC tries to prevent you from hiring an attorney to assist with modification

April 8th, 2010 jamesdeal Leave a comment Go to comments
On the mortgage modification front:
 
Martin Andelman writes regularly regarding mortgage modification. This is latest article:
 
The secret NPV formula used to qualify for HAMP loan modifications that no one is allowed to know. Transparency at it’s finest.
 
Watch out. Mortgage modification is extremely complex, but:
 
The Federal Trade Commission is trying to prevent you from hiring an attorney to help you with your modification.
 
I wrote this letter to the Federal Trade Commission about this proposed rule.
 
Others too have written to the FederalTrade Commission about this proposed rule.
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