The Independent Foreclosure Review is the government's main effort to
compensate homeowners for harm they suffered at the hands of banks —
and, as its name indicates, it's supposed to be independent.
But until recently, that was hardly the case with Bank of America.
Supposedly independent, third-party reviewers would sit at a computer,
analyzing each homeowner's case by going through hundreds of questions,
such as whether the bank had properly reviewed a homeowner for a
modification or had charged bogus fees. But the reviewers weren't
starting from a blank slate. Bank of America employees had already
supplied the answers, which the reviewers would have to override if they
did not agree.
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