A Disabled Woman Arrested After Bringing Mortgage Payment on Her Foreclosed Home to Wells Fargo CFO

May 3, 2012 - PRLog -- She was one of 80 protesters who stood outside of  the home of Wells Fargo Bank Chief Financial Officer Tim Sloan for 2 hours. “I’m doing this because people need to see what the banks are doing. It’s awful. It has to stop,” said Ana who suffers from cerebral palsy and uses a motorized wheel chair. As she refused to leave the standoff police arrested her and took to San Marino's police headquarter.

Although visiting CFO's private home seems like Ana's last hope to get her house back, it's not.
-First off,  Ana was a subject for special forbearance", -say the expert at Foreclosure Protection Center of America. -"Had she knew about it, she wouldn't fall behind of her monthly payments while at hospital. Secondly, there's little chance for the person to modify his loan with a lender on his own. Besides, loan modification can be even not a right choice.

It is only helpful to a small percentage of home owners in most cases. Pre-foreclosure and after-foreclosure cases is exactly what Foreclosure Protection team specializes in for last decade. Even after the foreclosure home owners are still able to get their home back with the help of the foreclosure experts.  Most consumers are not aware of their legal rights and defenses in the foreclosure proceeding which if NOT enforced could be completely lost.  Foreclosure Protection Center of America not only supports home owners and their family's stability - they aim to provide home owners with a path to maintain a healthy life within their home.