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New Media Atlanta conference featuring Chris Brogan. Social Media and Social Marketing Conference notes and tips. I'll be blogging live with some of the best social media and social marketing tips I'm learning. Photo credit: [Jennifer Carter](http://maxsell.net/author/jcarter/)

Taylor Bean & Whitaker update: About five weeks after being shut down, the fallout continues for some Taylor Bean & Whitaker borrowers whose loans were ported over to Bank of America. Our Blog is filled with comments from Taylor Bean & Whitaker borrowers who say they have received calls from Bank of America's Collections Department. This interview with Bank of America Rick Simon goes over some of the biggest concerns of Taylor Bean & Whitaker borrowers. We will continue to update on the missing homeowners' insurance payments.

Clark Howard Show Notes - Labor Day 2009: Taylor Bean Whitaker Update; New Mortgage Brokerage rules; Loan modification hell and what to do about it; President Obama's plans to help you save more for retirement; What men's underwear says about the economy; How to Profit from Foreclosure; FREE BOOKS; EBOOK SPECIAL;

Ilyce Glink Show Notes: Credit; Texas Consumer Complaint Center; Taylor Bean & Whitaker update; How to Profit From Foreclosure early bird special with discount; VA loan modification; loan modification hell; Clark Howard fill-in tomorrow.

Since Taylor Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Company shut its doors on August 5, 2009, hundreds of thousands of customers have not understood what is happening. We have information for those customers whose loans were not picked up by Bank of America but by CENLAR. This information is from the CENLAR website as well as from the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance. Check back frequently, as we will be updating the information as often as possible.

Taylor Bean Whitaker Mortgage Company customers are confused about what to do with their money since Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Company went bankrupt. Freddie Mac released a fact sheet filled with answers for those customers who have government-backed loans from Taylor Bean Whitaker. If you were current on your Freddie Mac mortgage, Cenlar will now be your mortgage servicer. This page contains the fact sheet from the Freddie Mac website. We have links here to our other Taylor Bean Whitaker stories on ThinkGlink.com. If you have a Ginnie Mae loan, here is a link to a page on their website that contains a similar fact sheet.

Making Home Affordable loan modification processing requires constant follow-up from the borrower. President Obama’s Making Home Affordable Plan is taking a long time to process many loan modification requests, and sometimes the paperwork is getting lost. To make sure that your loan modification request is processed properly, document all contact with your lender and make contact every day through phone calls and emails. Keep a detailed log of all contact you have with your lender while trying to get your loan modification processed under the Making Home Affordable Plan. If your lender reports you as paying late to the credit reporting bureaus and hurts your credit history and credit score, you may be able to contact the bureaus and, under limited circumstances, correct your credit history.

Ilyce Glink show update: Taylor Bean and Whitaker update; FDIC closed down Colonial BancGroup; Consumer sentiment was down; CCCS of Greater Atlanta; HOW TO PROFIT FROM FORECLOSURE - Last weekend for 2 for 1 off the Early Bird Special pricing. Sign up now to save the most! FREE BOOKS and EBOOK special price.

Home prices decline while existing home sales rise slightly in the second quarter. Median home prices fell 15 percent from a year ago, thanks to home prices going down due to foreclosures and short sales. According to the latest survey out from the National Association of Realtors, existing home sales are up 3.8 percent from the first quarter. Home sales rose due to lower median home prices, the first time home buyer tax credit and lower interest rates.

Loan modifications are hard for homeowners to figure out. Many get mixed signals about whether they qualify for a loan modification from their mortgage loan servicers. You might be told you do qualify for a loan modification one day, and then in the next letter told that you do not qualify for a loan modification - even though your financial situation has gotten worse. Find out whether you qualify for a loan modification by contacting a HUD housing counselor. And, call back your own mortgage lender frequently to check on the status of your loan modification.