How to correct Foreclosure reporting on Credit part2?
Unfortunately you seem to have found yourself in a situation that can’t reasonably be handled by yourself. Please schedule a free consultation with a credit attorney (NOT a bankrupcy attorney, even if they claim to be familiar with credit management. They do not possess the same resources a good credit attorney does). Pay for a letter to Countrywide from the attorney for “intent to sue”. This should run you about $30 but is worth it. Make sure that Countrywide knows that you and your attorney know that they are not reporting accurate information, there was no foreclosure, and they must update their records and your credit reports accordingly and follow the FCRA or you will file a lawsuit. A letter from you may get thrown in the garbage, but a letter from an attorney will get their attention. Make sure you include any and all paperwork to prove that a foreclosure did not take place. They’ll need this in order to update properly. If all else fails, you may have to file a lawsuit to get t
