Help Save Mom's Home
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Wells Fargo Bank Is Foreclosing on our Mom. She is an 86 Year Old, Breast Cancer Survivor with Alzheimer’s Disease. We must raise funds now to keep our mom in her home.
Our mother is one of many Wells Fargo predatory lending victims. 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 and Wells Fargo was on her doorstep coming to collect the house
Mom was living alone when Wells Fargo approached her and interviewed her for a number of loan applications. Despite being elderly and living on a fixed Social Security income, they gave her two mortgage loans. When she was about to default on one, they issued a third. How could Wells Fargo give her loans that they knew she couldn’t possibly afford?
Our Mom is an 86-year-old, a breast cancer survivor, with Alzheimer's Disease. Her home has always been one of the most meaningful parts of her life. It is all about to be taken away. She had no idea she was being trapped in a predatory lending scheme, the type that Wells Fargo has been found guilty of doing time and time again.
An attorney for Wells Fargo recently told our family that they, “are not in the business of running a nursing home.” We have little time to prevent this foreclosure sale from occurring or she will be torn away from her home. This will surely leave her devastated and confused -- a fate she does not deserve.
A Change.org and a GoFundMe account have both been set up to raise funds for Mom’s mortgage and legal expenses.
If everyone could contribute as little as $5 and take the time to sign her petition, mom’s nightmare with Wells Fargo would end and, together, we could Save Mom’s home.
Thanks for all your support!
Mom's Family
www.SaveMomsHome.com
Our mother is one of many Wells Fargo predatory lending victims. 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 and Wells Fargo was on her doorstep coming to collect the house
Mom was living alone when Wells Fargo approached her and interviewed her for a number of loan applications. Despite being elderly and living on a fixed Social Security income, they gave her two mortgage loans. When she was about to default on one, they issued a third. How could Wells Fargo give her loans that they knew she couldn’t possibly afford?
Our Mom is an 86-year-old, a breast cancer survivor, with Alzheimer's Disease. Her home has always been one of the most meaningful parts of her life. It is all about to be taken away. She had no idea she was being trapped in a predatory lending scheme, the type that Wells Fargo has been found guilty of doing time and time again.
An attorney for Wells Fargo recently told our family that they, “are not in the business of running a nursing home.” We have little time to prevent this foreclosure sale from occurring or she will be torn away from her home. This will surely leave her devastated and confused -- a fate she does not deserve.
A Change.org and a GoFundMe account have both been set up to raise funds for Mom’s mortgage and legal expenses.
If everyone could contribute as little as $5 and take the time to sign her petition, mom’s nightmare with Wells Fargo would end and, together, we could Save Mom’s home.
Thanks for all your support!
Mom's Family
www.SaveMomsHome.com
Organizer and beneficiary
Jamie Davis
Organizer
Southold, NY
Julie Davis
Beneficiary
