Posted on: 17th Jan, 2009 04:07 pm
Has anyone had any experience with Elife, Inc? Not the mortgage acceleration program that was discussed in another post, but their load modification service?
Elife is a company out of Vancouver, WA, and they claim to be a legal network of attorneys and mortgage modification specialists. Allegedly, they have a high rate of success when it comes to getting the interest down - they quoted some examples of interest rates as low as 2%.
Although I am skeptical about any lender out there lowering a 30yr fixed rate from 5 or 6 percent to 1 or 2 percent, I suppose anything's possible in today's market conditions.
So, if you've dealt with them, let me know what your experience was like...
thanks much
Elife is a company out of Vancouver, WA, and they claim to be a legal network of attorneys and mortgage modification specialists. Allegedly, they have a high rate of success when it comes to getting the interest down - they quoted some examples of interest rates as low as 2%.
Although I am skeptical about any lender out there lowering a 30yr fixed rate from 5 or 6 percent to 1 or 2 percent, I suppose anything's possible in today's market conditions.
So, if you've dealt with them, let me know what your experience was like...
thanks much
i have no idea whether lighthouse financial group notbeing licensed to sheldon harmon makes it legitimate or not. i just want to add the following, though, to this discussion:
companies that have been found to have been poorly-run or involved in fraudulent activity often fold and a new company is formed on the spot - usually in the same location. often, that new company is licensed to a different person than the old, though the titular head of the company is not necessarily the one who calls the shots.
the mere fact that a company that springs up anew is not run by the same person who ran a company that no longer exists - in the same location, doing much the same business - is not proof that the person is not involved intimately in the business.
i have no idea as to the legitimacy of the post by Fair and Balanced Repor -i have no reason to question it and i don't do so.
companies that have been found to have been poorly-run or involved in fraudulent activity often fold and a new company is formed on the spot - usually in the same location. often, that new company is licensed to a different person than the old, though the titular head of the company is not necessarily the one who calls the shots.
the mere fact that a company that springs up anew is not run by the same person who ran a company that no longer exists - in the same location, doing much the same business - is not proof that the person is not involved intimately in the business.
i have no idea as to the legitimacy of the post by Fair and Balanced Repor -i have no reason to question it and i don't do so.
I also suggest making sure that before you have your home listed as a short sale to make sure your Realtor is VERY well trained and seasoned in selling these homes.
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Elife is somehow related to Lighthouse. If you check Sheldon Harmon's facebook profile, his wife states his email is "sheldon@elifeinc.com". He must have registered his new business in someone else's name.
They ripped off two of my clients...each $4,500.00
THEY ARE FRAUDS!!! i WOULD LOVE TO HELP GET THERE MONEY BACK!!
THEY ARE FRAUDS!!! i WOULD LOVE TO HELP GET THERE MONEY BACK!!
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