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Lynn Syzmoniak, Foreclosure Hero Vows To Keep Fighting!

You didn’t think she was just going to ride off into the sunset did you?   She’s vowed to keep in the fight and use the money to help others….From Huffpo:

Lynn Szymoniak

The last four years have not been easy for Lynn Szymoniak. Since early 2008, she has waged a seemingly endless series of legal battles against some of the nation’s biggest banks in an effort to save her Palm Beach County, Fla., home from foreclosure. But Szymoniak is about to get some help — a check for $18 million for her role in uncovering evidence of massive bank fraud.

It’s a significant win for the foreclosure fraud activist, but in an interview with HuffPost, she emphasized that the settlement now does not undo the damage done to homeowners who were improperly evicted.

“It’s very satisfying to have recovered this money for the government,” Szymoniak said. “Would it have been more satisfying to have recovered it for homeowners? Possibly.”

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3 Comments

  • Concerned citizen says:

    Sold AS-IS;Owned by Department of Veteran Affairs;All financed offers must include Bank of America Pre-Approval Letter; or for cash offers Proof of funds;Bank of America, N.A. employees and employees’ household members of the Bank are prohibited from purchasing this property, whether directly or indirectly; VA Vendee financing available This property is being marketed subject to review of the title by VA. Buyer is herewith notified that any offer accepted is subject to delay of closing or cancellation should VA conclude clear title cannot be conveyed.VA and Bank of America do not guarantee or warrant the title. VA recommends that buyers obtain title insurance or a title warranty).
    That is taken from MLS U7542135. So my question is; should this “disclaimer” be added to all forclosures that are advertised for sale???? Also does the judge who allowed this foreclosure to go through know what he created????

  • la martina polos says:

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