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    Bank of America serviced our loan after Taylor Bean & Whitaker's demise in August 2009. Bank of America alleged that Ginnie Mae was the investor of our alleged loan. Bank of America also contended when we would call to receive updates regarding our loan modification application, that they had to wait for the investor (Ginnie Mae) to approve the loan modification. Just one of the many excuses that Bank of America utilized to hamper loan modifications utilizing fraudulent third parties such as Urban Lending Solutions. We submitted an email to Ginnie Mae on July 18, 2011 and received a response from Ginnie Mae the following day. Ginnie Mae does not contend that they are the "investor" but confirmed that they are not responsible for the "administration" of our loan and that Bank of America takes care of all of the aspects of the loan. More fraud by Bank of America to fraudulently impede us from receiving a loan modification that we qualified for and dumping responsibilities of decision making on someone else. www.bofacrimes.com

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    Bank of America serviced our loan after Taylor Bean & Whitaker's demise in August 2009. Bank of America alleged that Ginnie Mae was the investor of our alleged loan. Bank of America also contended when we would call to receive updates regarding our loan modification application, that they had to wait for the investor (Ginnie Mae) to approve the loan modification. Just one of the many excuses that Bank of America utilized to hamper loan modifications utilizing fraudulent third parties such as Urban Lending Solutions. We submitted an email to Ginnie Mae on July 18, 2011 and received a response from Ginnie Mae the following day. Ginnie Mae does not contend that they are the "investor" but confirmed that they are not responsible for the "administration" of our loan and that Bank of America takes care of all of the aspects of the loan. More fraud by Bank of America to fraudulently impede us from receiving a loan modification that we qualified for and dumping responsibilities of decision making on someone else. www.bofacrimes.com

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    Email From Ginnie Mae Regarding Status As Investor Creditor Alleged by Bank of America

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    Bank of America serviced our loan after Taylor Bean & Whitaker's demise in August 2009. Bank of America alleged that Ginnie Mae was the investor of our alleged loan. Bank of America also contended when we would call to receive updates regarding our loan modification application, that they had to wait for the investor (Ginnie Mae) to approve the loan modification. Just one of the many excuses that Bank of America utilized to hamper loan modifications utilizing fraudulent third parties such as Urban Lending Solutions. We submitted an email to Ginnie Mae on July 18, 2011 and received a response from Ginnie Mae the following day. Ginnie Mae does not contend that they are the "investor" but confirmed that they are not responsible for the "administration" of our loan and that Bank of America takes care of all of the aspects of the loan. More fraud by Bank of America to fraudulently impede us from receiving a loan modification that we qualified for and dumping responsibilities of decision making on someone else. www.bofacrimes.com

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    Fw: Ginnie Mae Questions


    From: Abdiel Echeverria ^MHBBn@yahoo.com)
    Sent: Tue 8/09/11 10:28 PM
    To:
    lsabelBHI@hotmail.com (lsabel-HHI@hotmail.com)

    Forwarded Message
    From: "HelpDesk, GinnieMae (UNKNOWN)" <ginniemae.helpdesk@lmco.com>
    To: "'Mi|BHBii^@yahoo.com"' <lMpHHil@yahoo.com>
    Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2011 4:03 PM
    Subject: RE: Ginnie Mae Questions

    Ginnie Mae is an agency within the Department of Housing and Urban Development that guaranties the
    issuance of certain mortgage-backed securities in partnership with financial institutions such as banks,
    savings institutions and mortgage companies. Ginnie Mae does not lend money directly and Ginnie
    Mae is not directly responsible for the administration of your loan.
    I f your loan is FHA, V A or RHS it is probably under the Ginnie Mae umbrella, your bank should be
    able to tell you if Ginnie Mae is the Investor of your loan. Bank of America takes care of all aspects of
    your loan.
    Original Message
    From: jHHHHi i
    "' [niailto:g|HHHH(^X^222^^]
    Sent: Monday, July 18, 2011 11:46 A M
    To: HelpDesk, GinnieMae (UNKNOWN)
    Subject: EXTERNAL: Ginnie Mae Questions
    User E-mail:

    t^Pii@yalioo.com
    User Question:
    Bank of America has notified recently that Ginnie Mae is the creditor for our loan. Our loan number
    is 022563127. The property address is: H M H H H H B H B p M H i ^ l ! , Florida 32907.1 see that Ginnie
    Mae does not buy or sell loans as per this website. 1 would please like to confirm if Ginnie Mae is
    indeed the creditor of my loan as Bank of America has claimed. Thank you.

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