Loansafe.org

[nohope]

Annyone familiar with loansafe.org website?

[albacore44]

Annyone familiar with loansafe.org website?

yes........why ??. a few success stories there, but a lot of sadness.

[Snickers]

Not personally familiar at all, but some harsh words about them come up in Google.

[BKOnce]

Why ... nothing is SAFE anymore?? (financial)

[IBroke]

Annyone familiar with loansafe.org website?

Yep - I'm quite active over there. It's a forum like this but focused on mortgages. Don't know what "but some harsh words about them come up in Google" means?!

[Snickers]

The stuff on RipOff Report is not real flattering to the owner, lol. But like I said, I'm not personally familiar so will quietly back of this thread....

[bulletproof77]

If I remember correctly, wasn't "loan safe" the old Countrywide Mortgage's escrow and appraisal arm ? I haven't a clue as to whether the website has any connection to them..Seems like every time I re-fied, something always came from "Loansafe"..

[IBroke]

If I remember correctly, wasn't "loan safe" the old Countrywide Mortgage's escrow and appraisal arm ? I haven't a clue as to whether the website has any connection to them..Seems like every time I re-fied, something always came from "Loansafe"..

I think you are right..."loansafe" sounds familiar...BUT I can assure you that loansafe.org has nothing to do with them or any other mortgage company.

[willsurvive]

I post there occasionally. I agree, a few success stories in the forum, but mostly many frustrated homeowners . . .

[Lajazz947]

It's an interesting forum. Very comprehensive but funny thing is that I post the SAME thing there that I do here about my loans and I get lots more answers, feedback and advice at BK Forum than loansafe.

[albacore44]

It's an interesting forum. Very comprehensive but funny thing is that I post the SAME thing there that I do here about my loans and I get lots more answers, feedback and advice at BK Forum than loansafe.

most of the posts i see there are from people who are SOL. the intentions are good, but i think they may be sponsered by a couple of law firms that do forensic loan doc exams, looking for ways to get people out of their loans, but that can cost big $$$. Like i said, a lot of sadness there.

[ItsJustMe]

I'm a member there and the site and information posted were a great resource and comfort when I was pursuing my loan mod. I know there are some hard feelings in the background, but can safely say that it's a great group of people and tons of great information if you are seeking a loan mod.

I did modify my mortgage (3.25% for 40 years....I think we'll walk anyways...) and there is no way I would have gotten where I did (and more than likely no way I would have been offered a mod at all) if it weren't for the information and answers I got at LoanSafe. Most people w/my investor aren't getting any mod at all, so I'm lucky to have gotten as far as I did, and I'm sure it's because I knew the right people to talk (beg) to.

[DeadManCrawling]

A well-meaning organization that has had soome good results and some poor results.

Just like the rest of us.

They are a last-ditch, non-profit effort, for people who, probably, should have either began researching earlier, working with the lender earlier, or given up the fight.

I looked into them very closely, and decided to work directly with our lender instead. Should we not have success with BoA, I would consider loansafe as a last minute backup when no other course is open. Hopefully it will not come to that.

[eddiep]

I am a member of loansafe too. I got a lot of great information and support there when I was seeking a loan mod. Very helpful

[JimKutkowski]

These guys claim they send gangs of thugs to mortgage investors homes to scare their families in order to get lower rates.

They should rot in prison.