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We have attempted, on several occasions, to obtain a mortgage modification from our Mortage lender, Bank of America. Phone calls are not returned. Inquiries are treated with an negative response even though we are underwater on the Value of our home Vs what we owe. It has been very frustrating trying to get someone to listen and respond. Our home loan is for 129,000 and it now the assessed value is 51,150. We are turned away because we have paid our payments. We have had our income reduced because of the economy but we have paid our bills. It has been a hardship and Bank of America has blocked our efforts to obtain the modification which would relieve our burden. We do not know who to turn to. We do not want to lose our home but can not justify paying for something that has such a reduced value. We purchased our home, which is a fixer upper with the intent to improve and restore it. We can not do this now. Our situation seems so hopeless because of Bank of America's indifference. Please Help Us....
Sunday at 11:06am The key to the arrangement between Begin and Sadat took place on Sunday, August 6, 1978, as a result of a telephone call made that morning to the Israeli Prime Minister's office by a United States citizen who had an "Idea For Peace." The Prime Minister had not yet arrived at his office and the caller spoke to Mr. Yechiel Kadishai, a Begin staff head. Kadishai said that "no one was speaking with anyone and we expect a war in October." He also told the caller that if any high level talks were to occur the caller could be assured that they would be using his approach. Begin arrived, was informed of the plan, and contacted Sadat who agreed to the plan on that day. On the next day, U.S. Secretary of State Vance traveled to the Middle East to obtain firsthand confirmation of the agreement between Israel and Egypt. The following day, Tuesday, August 8, the Camp David meeting was scheduled to take place in exactly four weeks time; on September 5, 1978. The plan was that Israel agreed on August 6 to return the land to Egypt. Sadat’s then waning popularity would be greatly enhanced as a result of such an achievement. Israel's security was insured by the specific activities to take place during the “transition period.” Those activities also were included in the "Idea for Peace" communicated to Begin's office on August 6.
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