There's a whole lot of people out there who got screwed on the real estate bubble bust. Many couldn't afford the payments, banks failed to cooperate with borrowers, people became unemployed due to the crash, some even became sick from high levels of stress and frustration. Some declared bankruptcy. Some even led to divorce. Now where are all these people and what is the housing situation today? That answer is variable. Well the market has bounced back. Lending isn't as simple as it was. Appraisal reports are more strict. Many laws have been changed to help and protect borrowers from ever letting this happen again. Consumer confidence is at a generation high and homes are available. If you or someone you know is a prior victim of the housing crash and is now looking back at home ownership let me know. We confidentiality talk about the situation and see if we can help.
Dun & Bradstreet D&B sold my information to an offshore Marketing company which then sold it repeatedly over & over again. I get 3-7 calls every day since 8/2015 from funding companies. I hate D&B for doing that. Still getting calls every day. The calls are in foreign call centers void of federal prosecution using robo-dialers. The live agent doesn't have to authority to mark the number as on our national do not call list. After saying anything about not calling again, the number just gets put back into rotation to start the calling cycle all over again. Dun & Bradstreet has no control over what happens after the lead list is distributed. The numbers are spoofed so many of them appear as a local customer calling in. So blocking them doesn't work because the auto mated system the calls are routed through changes every time the call is made.So each time a new phone number appears. D&B has another company called Hoovers that deals with the distri...

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