85-year-old woman facing homelessness due to foreclosure following loan modification

[@MrMuis06]

Whoever did this to this elderly lady is going to hell... disgraceful.

[@Tony-Steel64]

@MrMuis06- Look in a mirror and go there. Go cry. Here is a box of tissues.

[@mrstevejackson100]

Actually, she did this to herself.

[@Czipporah]

​@@Tony-Steel64Straight to hell, with YOU

[@lafeil]

Agree

[@queennanna5595]

She did it to herself. So, who cares.

[@oco987]

Whoever did the loan modification should be ashamed of themselves. Taking advantage of seniors is shameful

[@lessconfused5179]

Do you honestly believe that these people are ashamed? These people have no sympathy nor empathy whatsoever when it comes to black people. Please don’t fool yourself. They are not a shame and have been doing this for centuries now. It’s black people who must wake up gain a clue!

[@bobbiwilson4659]

They don't care! But just like us they're going to have to Stand before God!!!

[@lessconfused5179]

@ Evidently, they are not worried about that in the least bit and that is not helping us right now!

[@mrstevejackson100]

She did it to herself actually.

[@queennanna5595]

@@lessconfused5179 Stop with the race card.

[@carolynhughes9205]

They want her house.

[@Tony-Steel64]

They will gets yours too.

[@knowyourlord6957]

'nuff said

[@tondoosuuweeta2442]

That’s what it is.

[@user-gu6vf3je1d]

They already took the house. She verbally gave them permission to do it.

[@Czipporah]

​@Tony-Steel64 No, but you're on your way, I promise you 😊

[@oco987]

Seems like the loan modification should not have been honored since it wasn’t in writing

[@mrstevejackson100]

Not always. Oral agreements are possible. Most do require modifications in writing though.

[@NotfromDetroit]

I would play crazy and say I don’t recall!

[@tracyv-w423]

Right

[@edwarda2033]

@@mrstevejackson100incorrect, she is correct. Real estate needs to be in writing to be valid. It’s basic law called Statute of Frauds

[@yerushalom87]

I pray Ms. Jefferson does not lose her home 🏡. In Yeshi/Jesus name, Amen

[@HopeOutreachMinistriEs1111]

Amen

[@gabriellew.4847]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@user-nw1mx7sj9t]

It is not legal to do a loan modification without documentation signed and notarized

[@potpoliticsculture]

Somebody start a gofundme for this woman, save her home. She’s 82 the bank just ain’t want the property to goto her family cuz of how much it’s worth.

[@bsgvlog5640]

Why would anyone start a gofundme for her without knowing the details of what happened. Ok the bank did a loan modification, did they lower her rate ? Did she cash out the equity and go on a world wide vacation with the money?? I watched the story and I have ZERO idea what happened to her other than she took out a loan and can't pay it back. You know what most people who own expensive homes they can't afford do ? They sell their home and move into something smaller that they can afford.

[@bettinacarr4222]

⁠I don’t agree. You have to know about loan modification. Loan modification doesn’t mean she took money out or a second mortgage. We must help our elders it is written in the Word of God.

[@sandraturner3838]

No​@bettinacarr4222 No No She probably took a loan modification to reduce her mortgage payment because it's obvious she's on social security at her age and social security isn't the same amount of .money you get monthly like when you're working and getting paychecks bi-weekly It's much less and on fixed income you have to budget your social security payment monthly with less now!!!! That's why you see too many people's working beyond their social security ages because that monthly amount isn't enough to take care of them financially 😕 We have alot of real-estate shark 🦈 🦈 out there surfing the web looking for people to sell their homes so they can get you out and make more money 💰 in their pockets because they're always 😉 harassing people 😉 about selling their property 😉 and they saw her with a loan .modification 😉 and saw a loop hole they can jump in And she's elderly and decided to victimize her because that lady wasn't trying to put herself in jeopardy to loose her big beautiful home and I don't know how to Go fund me ,and if I did I would do it for her and whomeve can do it please help her and start it up for her because it's heartbreaking to see this lady being g duped out of her home she worked hard for and remember you will be an elderly person one day yourself because she was once your age before and the years goes by faster than you realizes and you would want someone in your corner too!!!

[@esils]

@@bsgvlog5640if you listened carefully, you would know that that house is already sold back to the bank by the bank and now her attorney is trying to get the 400k equity since the house was worth a million but sold for 600k. Skip the go fund me….and just hope she gets the 400k equity.

[@1wish1000]

​@@bettinacarr4222 Yes cause they got these go old boys here in Texas stealing ppl homes once there paid off , for bs.

[@JustMe-dn9fh]

So who is the bank that did the modification? Why hide their name from the story? And this was done in 2012. So their is internet technology and records. So how is she in foreclosure? There many pieces to this feature story thats missing?

[@essenceofauset7272]

Z.B. National is Zions Bank DBA Amegy Bank in Texas. It’s on the lawsuit.

[@Go-Getter]

Very sad. She needs better representation. The young lady representing her is not articulate at all.

[@Sndyj457]

That doesn’t mean she can’t do the job

[@Go-Getter]

@Sndyj457 She clearly passed the exam to become an attorney so I'm not doubting her ability to do the job. A Nissan Altima can get me across the country but I'd much rather take the ride in a Benz.

[@sachiisrael4003]

Somebody help her please .

[@V_Knight71]

Why is she facing foreclosure? What was promised to her? They are not telling the whole story.

[@Thetruthheals24]

Right! Definitely not telling the full story. Sell the house and down size

[@lessconfused5179]

@@Thetruthheals24How do you come to that conclusion when you admittedly said you do not know the full story or context of this situation?

[@Thetruthheals24]

@@lessconfused5179 I work in industry and finance homes for a living so I am very aware how things work before they proceed with foreclosure on a home

[@irinab7524]

@@lessconfused5179there is no modification needed unless you can’t pay your mortgage. In 2021 houses were selling like hot potatoes- then she should sell the house, pay off the mortgage and downsize. I bet her family didn’t have another place to stay - that’s why she can’t do this. Now, if foreclosured, she’ll be left alone - no house to leave to her children so nobody’s interested in her. Thats why they don’t tell the whole story - it’s not that cute as it sounds

[@lessconfused5179]

@ You seem to have a point. Sounds plausible. I guess homes can be a very emotional attachment. It sounds like this was everything. Maybe her attachment got in the way of logic and good financial sense.

[@bsgvlog5640]

Terrible reporting, i can watch a three mintue Dave Ramsey video and get a better understanding of someone's financial situation. You reported zero relevant information other than bank modification, failure to pay womam loses home. Did they charge her a 25% interest rate ? Like what actually happened that makes her story tragic here, you didn't mention it at all. Specifics people!

[@rhondahopkins4366]

It's a scam

[@schawnettarobinson8584]

Where’s her family? She needs help.

[@MS-ty8eq]

Theyre there in the background. they just want to make it look like she's a single poor old lady living in a six-bedroom mansion by herself.

[@VVVV-ug1pz]

What is family gonna do? 90 % of Americans r struggling and living paycheck to paycheck. Everyone is fending for themselves. What else you got?

[@schawnettarobinson8584]

@ Family is essential. I’m here for my family members.

[@schawnettarobinson8584]

@ She needs her family.

[@na7845]

😂😂 ​@@MS-ty8eq

[@MsTrish3520]

Senior Housing Movers to PACK her belongings and store them now This is an example of Elder Financial Abuse. Fraud.

[@cecilyoung5042]

I learned 20 years ago when I lost my home due to a shady bank officer ,to not trust any bank and make sure when you involve your home in any type of loans, that you have and understand any and all conditions of that loan in writing . As a senior citizen myself ,the only loans modifications that I made were refinancing my balance of my mortgage to a lower interest rate and I made damn sure to read and have the loan officer explain everything in the paper work before signing off . Anything else ,such as reverse mortgage or other BS complicated loans,I stay clear of ,because all that the bank or lender wants to do is take your home from you.

[@JacquelineB-vs9xx]

She needs another lawyer to start!

[@Darci3333]

I sure hope someone helps her and pray she does not lose her home😢😢😢

[@chrissylovinmylife]

That’s her attorney?? She barely can speak through a clear sentence!

[@worldwidesports4k]

😂 the guy kept quiet because he's probably much worse 😂😂

[@uscitizen1035]

I noticed that too. The attorney doesn't seem very articulate. It made me question her effectiveness.

[@RareJewel777]

It appears that she is protecting her client and attempting not to berate her. The attorney answers the questions, and the answers may appear to blame her client [if that is her client]. Anything the attorney says may be used against her client... different perspective

[@mts4611]

That's what I said!!! LOL!

[@sherryhillman9197]

She should had downsize years ago but l understand you don’t want to leave your home. They deliberately took advantage of her.

[@spocklover110]

Thanks for mentioning downsizing.

[@delorescrossgrove6016]

Why should she downsize? What does that have to do with the bank screwing her out of her home? Nothing.

[@smartypants6198]

She needs a new lawyer

[@twinsma14]

Those are the most inarticulate "attorneys" I have ever heard in my life. Run, Ms. Johnnie, RUN!

[@thomasbrooker6970]

I pray that she gets to keep her home.

[@1wish1000]

File bankruptcy

[@terakata2428]

Come on Beyoncé! HELP HER! YOU LIVE IN HOUSTON.

[@KendriaCrachian]

No don't she lives in LA or new york most likely

[@miaflowers3572]

Only the LORD JESUS CHRIST can help this lady! The Bible says to put no trust in man! 🙏

[@Pjsixty60]

​@@KendriaCrachianThat's probably true, but she's from Houston, it would be nice if the very rich could just help the poor. In any way that they can.

[@GhettoKeKe021]

Despicable. I pray this works out for her and she keeps her home

[@johiggins661]

Let's help her Houston Lawyers.

[@uscitizen1035]

The attorney said there was an "ora" agreement so what kind of bank does "ora" agreements? And why isn’t her family helping her? She says she has no where to go.

[@cherp7522]

Really weird!!!!! I mean, how is that even enforceable. I don't understand why her attorneys would not be fighting to STOP THE FORCLOSURE!!!! It's as if they are just giving up! SHE NEEDS T ALSO PICK SMARTER ATTORNEYS!

[@mrstevejackson100]

She said an "oral" agreement.

[@mrstevejackson100]

​@cherp7522 yes it is enforcable.

[@Rice10120]

Because her family probably did it lol

[@dimediamond]

So much moreeeeeee to this story. Limited information provided in this news story.

[@brendajohnson9798]

Ms. Jefferson needs to hire a different law team. That female lawyer doesn’t seem too bright. I’m praying for her victory, because I too went through this in Brazoria County, because of racism. Someone tried to to steal my property in Shadow Creek Ranch.

[@essenceofauset7272]

I don’t think she can afford to find anyone else to help her.

[@ashantididit]

Heartbreaking

[@vipyourvibe246]

There missing peace

[@Tony-Steel64]

This is heartwarming. Get mental help, bot.

[@solarcognac7112]

If she was an illegal immigrant everyone would be rushing to her aid. Glad she isn’t in Chicago……Way to go Brandon!!!

[@VanessaJones-f9y]

Or white skin?

[@ladyruler9585]

She was 63 when she purchased the home. At that age, she should of been striving to have the house paid off in 15 years or less. It's none of our business, but I'd love to know why she did a loan modification in the first place. Also, for her to be a businesswoman, why didn’t she get the "oral agreement" in writing?

[@irinab7524]

There is no oral agreement in real estate - everything is in writing. They try to tweak the story to make it more sappy

[@yamsgoodies6610]

It is our business because she put it out there for everybody to know so I’m going to comment and agree with you on this one🫵🏽💯🤔 the whole story is not being told🫡👌

[@CrystalCormier]

​@@yamsgoodies6610 Facts!!!! There's alot missing pieces to this story. Smh

[@pearlperlitavenegas2023]

63 with a 30 year loan on a huge home😮 Not good

[@CrystalCormier]

@pearlperlitavenegas2023 That's what I'm sayin 63 year old take a loan on house at that age. At 23 or 33 maybe 43 but not 63. At 63 that's hittin around retirement almost. Smh

[@PinkyGodley]

Happened to me too 🤦🏾‍♀️ praying for her sanity ❤

[@seekeroftruth1484]

Prayers for healing and a home. 🩵

[@lisabrightly]

Thats a whole lot of house. She should have cashed out a long time ago. I'm sorry she's in foreclosure, she needed to plan her finances better. At an advanced age, high monthly bills add lots of stress.

[@essenceofauset7272]

you clearly don’t understand what’s going on. If she wanted she could have done a reverse mortgage. Clearly that option wasn’t presented to her. Not to mention she has 400k in equity in her home. That’s half of what the property is worth today. That tells me this woman paid this home off a while ago. She most likely bought that house in the 90’s at 400k. Whoever facilitated the modification participated in loan fraud. People act like companies don’t modify documents without the person knowing. She needs to sue the mortgage company and every NMLS licensee number on her documents as well as the Notary that stamped the documents who most likely was an employee of the mortgage company/bank. It is loan fraud to orally promise someone something that is not accurately represented in the contract. It is up to the MLO to verify EVERYTHING. Why would you change a fixed rate mortgage to an ARM for someone who is on a fixed income? That’s a BIG red flag 🚩!

[@lisabrightly]

@essenceofauset7272 *you* don't know what's going on. She hasn't owned the house since the 90's, the dates were given, it's around 20 years since she's owned. Reverse mortgage for what, so that her family can take over the home when she dies? Look at her now, she's in hot water but they can't help her. She needed to downside, sell the house and use the cash for a comfortable retirement.

[@essenceofauset7272]

@ she modified the loan in 2012 at 73 years of age. It’s obvious she was post retirement age. Why would an underwriter approve an ARM for someone on a fixed income. This is a clear violation of the 2008 Dod Frank Act. It’s an underwriting requirement. We know it’s an ARM because her rates keep changing which is impossible to keep up with if you’re on a fixed income.

[@sjtalksandlife]

​@@lisabrightlywith a reverse mortgage they family dont get house, the mortgage company does. They pretty much buy your home from you.

[@birdie4223]

My God😡Lord please intervene and if anyone is being vindictive in line, show that too

[@Takethetest2115]

That's horrible. I hope everything works out in her favor.

[@CapricornNoCap]

If it's not in writing, it's not enforcable. That's a beautiful home!

[@mademia9764]

Where is her family?

[@yamsgoodies6610]

I was thinking the same thing🤔 six bedrooms four baths, and God knows how many kitchens I’m wondering who keeping the house and floors and furniture clean cause it ain’t dusty at all👊🏽! She may be scared of strangers, but she could get some income coming in and rent the rooms out to other senior citizens! Her not so intelligence it seems lawyers😏should be trying to help her out with getting some type of income😏🤔 in the meantime🫡❤️🫵🏽

[@ruthcampbell5584]

Crazy! What are you doing with a mortgage at that age????

[@CrystalCormier]

Okay that's what I'm sayin!!! Chile smh

[@WhatsyourIQ1]

That big house it’s not a box. It’s a lovely home, no matter her age.

[@Standingforrighteousness]

Wym that's the world we live in

[@essenceofauset7272]

Ain’t no way the bank approved a modification on a 73 year old woman past retirement age. Being able to financially afford the modification is the 1st thing that underwriters would consider. Who approved an ARM on someone post retirement age on a fixed income?????

[@seekeroftruth1484]

That’s how it’s set up. Everyone doesn’t get to buy an affordable home in a safe neighborhood whenever they want to. It’s not always possible with housing shortages, unemployment, redlining, etc.

[@lauriekerze3461]

Somethings fishy here. Doesnt pass the smell test.

[@tondoosuuweeta2442]

I hate this happened to her. A lawyer was supposed to be providing me with/ loan modification. He pocketed his fee did nothing. Foreclosure proceedings took place. He was crooked and i was a victim of sub prime lending anyway.

[@greenbyrd3665]

She was a business owner. Why would she modify the loan without legal representation? No way she should ever have done this!!

[@sjtalksandlife]

She is 85..they can have cognitive and memory issues. If she has family they should have stepped in to help her with the business of her home. Where are they?..🤔😡

[@ms.lex.lex.]

2002-How much does she owe? How much is she in the behind?

[@sibun7153]

I believe the lawyer said they foreclosed for $600k and purchased it from themselves for $600k

[@Standingforrighteousness]

​@@sibun7153she can go right behind them and do the same thing we operating with trust based cash, work the system like they try to work you

[@faithprosperity7414]

I pray that God makes a way for this woman. None of this was her fault! That’s why I’m very skeptical about purchasing a home right now.

[@averageamericangirl6819]

Why was she still paying a mortgage?? She got the house years ago.

[@elleivers9387]

Unless you can afford a shorter term it does usually take 30yrs to pay off mortgage...

[@tarawalton6778]

This is heartbreaking.😢

[@BarSoap463]

Nobody including the Attorney’s seems to know what they’re talking about! This is a mess and people take advantage, because they know culturally we don’t have a conscience; when it comes to estate planning

[@nicolecoleman5376]

This is absolutely ridiculous why is this same type of stories keep continuing to happen with Black people and people of color in Houston? Texas overall is the main concern at hand

[@alondravera8355]

because Houston is very corrupt. I been saying it even their own city employees are corrupt

[@youwish378]

Because you refuse to look at what's happening to everyone else and just focus on your black people She got something she couldn't afford move on Grandma there's homeless shelters down the road from you get to packing.

[@VVVV-ug1pz]

Obviously she could afford it. She’s been their since 2002

[@godschild2-yd3jy]

This is happening all over the country!!! It is a scam to take black elderly people's homes. Usually, the homes are paid off.

[@goodmeasure777]

@@youwish378 You sound jealous of Black wealth. This lady was a professional woman, and somehow some tricky stuff happened during the loan modification.

[@amyserra440]

Not good for putting anyone out of their homes

[@brahmabkitty03]

Somebody may have done something shady to get her out that house

[@tracyv-w423]

My God! Whatever bank or company did this to that woman needs to be ASHAMED of themselves!!!

[@you.me.4995]

there should never be such thing as verbal contract agreement that is not written

[@elleivers9387]

That entire transaction should have been deemed null and void, with nothing in writing However I'm sure there's more to the story...

[@autobotdiva9268]

how dare this woman own such a beautiful estate. whomever her attorney is WACK!

[@you.me.4995]

this the same thing of nonsense they tried to do to 93 year old black woman josephine wright

[@dianneanderson8574]

Never borrow against your house😢

[@Coffee240]

I never want to own a home, they always after it. Taxes, scams, you never really own it. Taxes, insurance.

[@Taj-Mahal]

What a beautiful home😢

[@MikaelaSimone]

This is sad she has a beautiful home. I agree with the comments below how can this be legitimate if it’s not in writing. There’s always vultures flying overhead very sad she’s come this far in life and may lose her home.

[@sharlinemoore8549]

She was taken advantage of.

[@goodmeasure777]

Disgusting. They schemed Ms.Jefferson. What a disgrace. Who holds the mortgage, which bank?

[@user-gu6vf3je1d]

This report was stupid because it didn’t reveal who did this to her.

[@williegrant3054]

That’s who they TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SENIORS. Shame on em ALL

[@vickieadams6648]

Look, I don't want to leave the store without my receipt. I darn sure don't get any loans without every scrap of numbered paper. What bank or organization did she do this through?

[@LeeAnn20008]

This is awful and that's a beautiful home. It is some dirty dogs out here.....Wondering if she has kids. This is why I told my mom to not agree to anything, don't give personal information, etc. I look at all her business and dare a mofo to try it.

[@lucilledavis8161]

SOMEONE NEEDS TO START A GO FUND ME PAGE FOR THIS POOR HELPLESS SENIOR LADY!!!!

[@Tony-Steel64]

Nah, no one is going to help her. Womp womp.

[@yamsgoodies6610]

@@lucilledavis8161 it’s not a point of somebody helping her it’s a matter of her dingbat lawyers trying to come up with the way to increase her income by renting out them six rooms and four bathrooms. Hell she got a lot of money in that house. She’s just not using her brain or nobody else around her. That house is spic and span. Somebody’s keeping it clean and I MEAN CLEAN 🧽 🧼 💯😂

[@bmax43]

Why didn't you sell the house when the market was hot? You don't need a huge house. You could have bought a home you could afford. Pride goeth before distruction.

[@RealRaw561]

Because the older you get, the more stubborn you are. She says she has nowhere to go but has children that are college graduates whom I am sure make great income. She’s too proud to ask for help.

[@Thetruthheals24]

In order to be in foreclosure she would’ve had to stop paying the mortgage in full. Unfortunately people get loan modifications and don’t read and except low paid employees to tell them everything. She should’ve sold the home a long time ago and downgraded, why stay in that big ass house for 1 person

[@michie-wt9lz]

Yeah that’s a high house for 1, and she’s 85. Wonder does she have family?

[@Thetruthheals24]

Pride comes before the fall. When she couldn’t pay the mortgage she should’ve sold and ran with the equity.

[@yamsgoodies6610]

🫵🏽You have the best comment and you read my mind👊🏽👊🏽 six bedrooms, four bathrooms and God knows how many kitchens thathouse does not have a piece of DUST!!😂she sure got a lot of good looking grandkids who look like they graduated with some sense 😂so where are they and who’s keeping that house clean and why don’t you rent them rooms out to other senior citizens Who are not a threat and get some income🤔 The whole story ain’t being told here😏❤️🫶🏽

[@CrystalCormier]

That's what I'm sayin you talkin right!!! Sound like case of you livin well over your means. Oh well in other news.

[@lizg1976]

This is happening a lot.

[@msdiamondpiggy]

It is concerning to hear about unethical business practices. However, it is a reality that we must be aware of. There are certain considerations that you should pay attention to. For instance, the duration of your mortgage should be carefully considered. It is not ideal for individuals to continue paying a mortgage in their 70s or 80s, especially due to income restrictions and reduced work capacity. Financial planning, in conjunction with age planning, is of utmost importance.

[@VAIO294]

You're overly wordy.

[@unclefester6033]

In the mean time Granny needs to start renting rooms out as a boarding house🤔

[@yamsgoodies6610]

I said the same thing!!!! when they show the pictures of her grandchildren she still has family. Why aren’t they pitching in to save the home? Also, is she at home by herself with six bedrooms and four bathrooms that house looks spic and span somebody keeping that house clean. . . And like you said she can get an income coming in and if she scared of the people just get elderly people her age so she knows that they have a steady income. Her lawyers seem a little illiterate because she has a lot of opportunity as you stated. 🫵🏽 BOARDING HOUSE!!

[@user-gu6vf3je1d]

What judge is allowing this verbal agreement.

[@bettinacarr4222]

Help this lady.

[@youwish378]

You help her

[@Tony-Steel64]

No one is going to help her. This was well deserved. Get mental help and go back to mommy, Karen!

[@dinahcolbert9103]

Where's her family in helping her with this. It's a shame to have scam this lady.

[@KreweOfBridge]

Life can be a joke.

[@gdoll835]

Hope she remains in her home she built. Lord protect her.🙏🤲

[@grind80]

Where is the family? Time to gather the troops. No way I'm letting Grandma get her house taken If I have to move in myself. The powers that be just want the house 🏠

[@latyshal.2286]

This should be illegal. A modification to any type of loan should always be in writing. Also, why didn't they cut her a check for the $400,000 equity she has in her home?? I hope this unfortunate situation works out in her favor.

[@cassandrafine6373]

If she was house rich, but cash poor, a reverse mortgage could have been considered.

[@Chi_Chi34]

This happened to me this year. 2014, I thought my re-modification was adding my few months late payment was going to be included in my new payment, instead the bank added an additional 30 years. I had paid for my house for 20 years, looking forward to paying off the mortgage, only to find out there's 30 years more. 😱😭

[@cherp7522]

That only means your monthly payments are far less as well. You can pay whatever additional amount in order to finish your home loan within 10 or 15 years if you can afford the extra monthly principal payments.

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

So she did a loan modification at age of 75? Why in debt at that age? Can she sell the mansion and use the equity for a smaller house? Says she put everything into the house, there should be a lot of equity then. Beautiful place but time to move to something affordable.

[@ecaldwell9]

It’s didn’t sound like she couldn’t afford it - in how the presented it. I’m thinking she wanted to borrow some of the equity she put into the house. But the bank is doing a lowdown dirty thing in reneging on the Agreement. And now want to just take her house - w/o giving her anything.

[@lessconfused5179]

One obvious reason is she is Racially classified as black!

[@youwish378]

​@@lessconfused5179 Have you not seen all the elderly white women living in their vehicles you're kidding right !

[@UncleDavesKitchen]

@@ecaldwell9 I don't believe the younger woman saying the bank just 'told her' one thing and did another. All the documentation would be clearly be written out. Still bizarre to be 75 and taking out an equity loan for repairs. Why did she need such a huge home? If she had family living with her why didn't they pitch in and help with the mortgage? She's not telling the whole story and we aren't hearing the bank's side.

[@AJ-sl7jl]

It's not a mansion it's just a large house . She has some paperwork she may not understand it . I think she's relying on the verbal conversation they had with her about it. It's definitely time to down size.

[@lalalife0609]

When you have the financial problem, you must understand the situation, accept it and move on quickly before pre-foreclosure. Don’t put emotion on the property.

[@bmanagement4657]

Her house. Sue the city and state. Her children should be helping her.

[@jacquelinelockett]

Isn’t that predatory lending?

[@lovelostsoul33]

Damn. I was hoping it’d say we could contribute to some fund to help her keep the home. Wow, this is devastating.

[@AntJohn-o9w]

Beautiful home!!

[@yamsgoodies6610]

Yes, it is not a piece of dust around. Makes you wonder who is keeping it clean six bedrooms for baths! That house don’t even look lived in. She need to start getting some income coming in and RENTING the rooms out to senior citizens her age (it may sound scary, but ain’t that what them shabby lawyers are for )She may love the company!!😂

[@AntJohn-o9w]

@yamsgoodies6610 I prey she gets to keep it. She owned a clinic! What was she doing with all the money 💰 she was making? I'm guessing she must have made a few million over the years

[@yamsgoodies6610]

@ the whole story ain’t being told!! And the lawyer sound like they are a couple of cans short of a six pack😏

[@AntJohn-o9w]

@yamsgoodies6610 I noticed that as well!! I don't know her finances, but people who own clinics usually do very well!! She needs to get better representation as well. Not many people can afford homes that are 1 million my guess is she helped out alot of people on the way because of her success

[@unicorn.julia2383]

@@AntJohn-o9w All these years charging Medicare and Medicaid 😢and other health insurance she should already have paid for the house in full.

[@edwarda2033]

I mean she said it herself, “real property needs to be in writing”. Have to pay what is written.

[@robertgreene4046]

i pray these lawers can help this elderly lady, i hate that she did this loan modification, although i've nexer heard of ,but then im not in the loan bussiness. but i see why this is stress that no one needs in today's world, with all thats going on.

[@antdell8730]

This is a sad situation 😢. I can't imagine being in my 70's or 80's and still paying a mortgage.

[@user-gu6vf3je1d]

How can you verbally agree to the many terms of a modification?

[@StarLight-sl9ok]

Seems like she’s living way beyond her means. She’s way too old to be making mortgage payments. It’s time her family step in and encourage her to downsize.

[@goodmeasure777]

Living beyond her means? So you're judging by all her nice things, that she accumulated over the years? You do remember Countrywide had a big scandal back around the time she probably got this loan modification. At least she deserves the equity she put into the house.

[@timtebowfan628]

I agree, its looks like she has 1/2 a million just in Furniture alone.

[@johnmathieson6233]

I agree….she shouldn’t have a mortgage at 85 😮😮😮

[@dreamer6508]

Some people alienate their family in their younger years and this is the result

[@yamsgoodies6610]

@@dreamer6508 could be we just not knowing the full story. And I’m not the brightest crayon in the box, but there is certainly more to this story than being told.

[@Carolyn-es7pf]

WOW! So sad!

[@Heartfullofgoldentempire]

And report any type of lien's also judgements, more... About your physical address, more also other's ok

[@Metamophisis]

This is horrible a damn shame 😔

[@mattwillman10]

Thanks Tom Selleck

[@lee-leesong5941]

Stop doing home modifications ma'am! Why aren't her children & grandchildren helping her? Could it be they've been pleading with her to stop taking out loans???

[@Karla-dz4vi]

Where is her kids and grandkids 🤷‍♀️I’m sad about the potential loss of her home but if she doesn’t get to keep it someone needs to let her stay with them💯

[@AnthonySmith-nj3he]

This is fucked up the bank needs to be held accountable

[@denisemarcus5633]

Where is her $400k in equity 🤬The bank is STEALING from this elderly woman. NAME THE BANK 🏦 🤬🤬