In order to effectively combat foreclosure, homeowners need to have access to massive databases of information that will provide them with as much data as possible about their personal piece of property and unique foreclosure scenario. For this reason, one homeowner advocate has developed an app for that[1]. Kyle Ransom’s “Go Fight Foreclosure” app is designed to “prevent wrongful foreclosures” by providing as much foreclosure intelligence as possible. The app provides compiled names of robo signers along with lists of bank affiliations as well as instructions for stopping or stalling foreclosures and advice on how to deal with a potential problem after the foreclosure sale is completed.
Do you think that this type of app is useful or does it just provide foreclosed homeowners with false hope?
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[1] http://www.realestaterama.com/2011/09/05/gofightforeclosurecom-develops-app-to-stop-home-foreclosure-exposing-mortgage-fraud-prevention-tips-ID011050.html
Yippee! Now all we need is a bunch of volunteers to keep it up to date with the latest data and tactics, and as much free publicity as possible. Let’s hope that in a hundred years the name Kyle Ransom will resonate as much as Sinclair Lewis does today.
Any application that provides useful information can’t be bad. I don’t see this app for the typical homeowner having much use however, unless they share the information with their attorney. It’s quite possible that the app was cretaed specifically for foreclosure defense attorneys.