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Review 5/20/2011
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This is a total scam. BEWARE OF ANYONE CLAIMING TO BE A "MORTGAGE COUNSELOR". They were really anxious to receive my $2500, so they could lower my mortgage from $2000 to $1300 mo. after all, it's time sensative material and should be taken care of immediately. Then they send a notary to your house who charges you an additional $125. Once you give them all the paperwork that you should've given the bank (and bypassed them), then I didn't hear from them for 5 months (even though they said the whole process would only take about 60 to 90 days). They led me to believe that they were going to deal with the bank... they obviously didn't. They finally sent my paperwork back to me with little "sign here" stickers on it... it was the same exact paperwork that the bank sends you when you request a modification. They led me to believe that they had an unfailable plan, and I qualified for the mortgage, and if the bank didn't give it to me then they would go to congress and even to court for me. So, after they held onto my paperwork for five months and sent it back I had to gather up my more recent paystubbs, bank statements etc. and send it to the bank. For some reason though, Mesa law group held onto my bank statements, not sure what that was about. Anyway, after being denied a modification, they said their services with me were completed. If you have more money than brains these are they guys for you, or just give it to me, at least I won't lie to you and I'll return your phone calls. I feel like such a fool for being scammed and victimized... they are liars and cheats! In the end, I didn't get the modification, had to do double the paperwork, and my house is in the process of foreclosure... I'm making a modest income supporting a family of three, wondering when the bank will kick us out onto the street. I wonder how people like this can sleep at night, probably on really expensive mattresses!
The positive views sound like they were written by employees of MLG. They also asked me to lie to the bank and tell them that i'm not married, so they couldn't count the income my husband made while he still had a job... but that didn't make any sence becuase even if I did lie, they look at your tax forms, we file jointly, they said don't worry about that, just lie to them, they won't look at your tax forms...(why would they ask for your tax forms if they weren't going to look at them?) unfortunately that was after I already gave them my $$.
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