EPISODE · Feb 8, 2011 · 1H 2M
Bank and Mortgage Fraud with Alan Sims
from Law Talk Radio · host Texas Law Talk Radio
EVENT – SCHEDULED APPEARANCE on Law Talk Radio webcast: “Bank and Mortgage Fraud with Alan Sims” On Tuesday, February 08, 2011, forensic real estate specialist, Alan Sims will talk about his participation in a successful suit against Bank of America. We encourage listeners to share this information so we can all be well informed. WHO –Alan Sims is a forensic real estate specialist with additional expertise in bank and mortgage fraud issues. Combining auditing, investigative skills, and real estate experience, Alan Sims is able to participate in pre-litigation and trial to help mortgage and bank fraud victims prevail. Alan is the principal of Alan R. Sims Appraising, a full service real property appraisal firm, evaluating real estate disputes and providing assistance for real property issues of all sizes. Alan R. Sims Appraising serves the public as well as attorneys. Click here for website link. SUBJECT MATTER – The Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) is a program under the Obama administration, through which eligible borrowers receive a permanent five-year modification if they make timely reduced payments for three months. When Bank of America failed to honor their obligation to Dave Graham, he sued and won with the help of Alan Sims. We will be talking about this case with Dave Graham, the HAMP program, and a general discussion on mortgage fraud and advice on gathering evidence to make your case. The broadcast on ALR/PRA LawTalkRadio airs 02/08/2011 at 3:00 pm CST (4:00EST/1:00PST) via http://www.blogtalkradio.com/alrpra/2011/02/08/bank-and-mortgage-fraud-with-alan-sims www.alrpra.com. ### For interviews regarding Alan Simms, contact J. Nick Augustine’s office at (312) 854-7149 or mailto:[email protected] © 2011 ALR/PRA, Inc.
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