At four o'clock in the afternoon, I received a cc'd email from Wells Fargo.
Daniel had already signed the refinancing documents.
To remove me from the mortgage contract within 72 hours and avoid the initiation of foreclosure proceedings, he had to turn to a private bridge loan provider.
At an exorbitant 14% interest rate and a 3-point loan origination fee, he was forced to take over the entire loan on the Santa Monica house, including the original first mortgage and the $200,000 additional mortgage, totaling nearly three million dollars.
This meant he would have to pay nearly 40,000 dollars in interest every month.
At the same time, I sent a compiled set of whistleblowing materials directly to the email of the Compliance Committee at the New York headquarters, with a copy to the Audit
