About Adiem Consultants

Adiem Conultants began in 2008 by a group of experienced, hard working, goal oriented and honest professionals. We strive in giving excellent customer service, from begining to end. All of, if not most of our business is sent to us directly by referral. We have a strong track record of proven success. Adiem Consultants, interface with several FDIC Institutions on many different levels and departments.

Most of our transactions are Short Sale Properties, Foreclosures, REO, and Residential -Comercial Loan Modifcations.  A great deal of our business is dealing directly with the Bank to Cure defaults.  We understand that most institutions that we deal with are unequiped to handle the current volume being serviced. Most Asset Managers that we speek to are working on no less than one hundred and fifty files at any given moment.

After meeting with one of our account executives, we put together a plan of action to reach the goal the client is looking for. We request a few items from you and start working on your case right there and then. There is a great chance that we are already working with your bank on another file at this moment in time. Our mitigation department is attorney backed, and up to date with all FDIC regulations. We are proud of the results!!

Our clients are also pleased with the results.

Here is an example of one:

We mitigated the client from a 7.5 % adjustable loan to a 2.5% 5 year fixed!!!

Yes , that is it true!!!

 2.5% Fixed... GMAC 

The proof is there for you to see first hand. please contact an Account Executive  so we may arrange for you to speak with a client that we have saved money and performed for. Thank you for your time and consideration. We look forward to assisting you and your family.

 

Sincerely,

Adiem Consultants Management

www.adiem.synthasite.com

 

 Mailing Informaiton

Attention: Adiem Consultants

4570 Van Nuys Blvd. #515

Sherman Oaks, California.  91423

 

Home Foreclosures Soar
in February

Los Angeles (myFOXla.com) - Home foreclosures in Los Angeles County soared more than 60 percent in February after moderating for several months, a sign that mounting job losses are exacerbating the market's woes, it was reported today.

Foreclosures and notices of default both made huge jumps from the prior month and the previous year, suggesting that unemployment has joined bad loans in beating down the housing market, Foreclosures.com analysts wrote in a new report, the Daily News reported.

"Despite the efforts to stem foreclosures by government and many banks, the hopeful signs of the last quarter of 2008 and January didn't follow through in February," company President Alexis McGee said in remarks reported by the Daily News.

"Many homeowners are in trouble, and rising unemployment continues to threaten to intensify the problem."

The California Employment Development
Department reported that L.A. County's unemployment rate hit 10.5 percent in January, the latest figure available, compared with the statewide rate of 10.1 percent and the national rate of 7.6 percent in January.

According to the Daily News, the report from Foreclosures.com showed that a total of 3,921 foreclosures were reported in February, up 69 percent from 2,314 in January and 58 percent from 2,481 in February 2008. The record of 4,748 foreclosures was set last August.

Notices of default, the first step in the process, were issued on a record 9,228 properties in February, up from 6,286 in January, a 47 percent jump, and they increased 37 percent from 6,737 in February 2008, Foreclosures.com reported.

The big jump in default notices may mean that lenders have worked through a backlog of pending seizures that resulted when a new law lengthened the foreclosure process, according to the Daily News.

 

 

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