Wachovia

Wachovia was the bank that was the 4th largest bank holding company in the US. It had offered a wide range of services and various financial services to its clients, be it individuals or companies. It dates back to 1908. Among the leading companies in providing the world financial service, Wachovia seemed invincible. It had financial centers in most states of the US and various parts of the world, providing excellent global services. It was among the best in loss mitigation, mortgage loans, and in finding ways for prevention of foreclosures.

Being the best did not guarantee its prosperity. In fact, Wachovia faced foreclosure of its own. To save the business, the company was acquired by Wells Fargo and Company, with all the banks across the country changed to the new business owner. The new company retains many of the great programs that Wachovia had. That was never really a problem as Wells Fargo offers as much as 80 different business lines as opposed to the 5 divisions that Wachovia had previous had.

Another great help in this industry is third party companies such as JohnHart and Equator who are able to process the necessary documents and payments schemes. The company acted as mediator among lenders, homeowners, and prospective buyers. Most credit ratings are catered to, though premier values are preferred. Properties facing foreclosures can benefit from a number of options available, including short sales.

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