Save Mom's Home

Save Mom's Home We fought Wells Fargo and we won! Our Mother, who died of Alzheimer's Disease,not forced out of her home. Our Mom treats her house like a family member.

We thank Foreclosure Resistors for the miracle that saved her home! Wells Fargo approved loans they knew Mom couldn't possibly afford. What happens when you find out that your mother is a victim of predatory lending, that her home is in foreclosure, and there is nothing you can do to help? She has lovingly tended to her yard for the past 50 years and continues to do so. It's what she looks forward to every season. Mom's house holds three generations of memories. After suffering a series of illnesses and hospitalizations, she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease. Now her home is in foreclosure. Our mother’s stability depends upon her remaining in her home within the familiar surroundings which contain all of the memories that keep her connected to her life. Why is this happening? Our mother is one of the many predatory lending victims hurt by Wells Fargo during housing collapse. Predatory lending is when the borrower is led into a transaction that is not what they expected. Victims can often be elderly people who are living on fixed incomes and who are allowed to use their home equity as collateral. Using income documentation the bank has refused to verify, Wells Fargo went ahead and approved Mom for three separate loans, all of which they knew she could not possibly afford based on her Social Security income. Given our mother’s cognitive decline she was not only unable to make the right decisions for herself, but the bank also processed mortgages for her which she was clearly not eligible. She has fallen into extraordinary debt and is facing the imminent foreclosure sale of her home of almost 60 years. Displacing her from the one place she knows and loves would certainly have an irreversible and detrimental effect. Our Mom should not be punished for signing loan papers she was neither emotionally or financially qualified to sign. Why time isn't on our side
By the time we realized how much trouble Mom was in, it was too late to intervene. The statute of limitations for predatory lending had run out. We have only a few short weeks to prevent this foreclosure sale from occurring or she will be torn away from her home and forced into a state-run nursing facility, leaving her devastated and confused. A fate she does not deserve.

OMFG!
01/14/2024

OMFG!

12/01/2023
Still funny!
12/01/2023

Still funny!

09/04/2023

Mom, we will always miss you!

02/19/2022

This would have been Mom's Wedding Anniversary today. So here she is, back in the day.

10/27/2021

Mom, excited before her wedding!

We fought Wells Fargo and we won! Our Mother, who died of Alzheimer's Disease,not forced out of her home. We thank Foreclosure Resistors for the miracle that saved her home!

10/07/2021

Mom and Dad shaing some wedding cake.

We fought Wells Fargo and we won! Our Mother, who died of Alzheimer's Disease,not forced out of her home. We thank Foreclosure Resistors for the miracle that saved her home!

Another one of Mom and Dad cutting the cake!
07/16/2021

Another one of Mom and Dad cutting the cake!

Mom and Dad cutting a Classic Wedding Cake!
05/21/2021

Mom and Dad cutting a Classic Wedding Cake!

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Southold, NY
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