Legal Question in Investment Law in California

Yes, there are such investors, most of which work on a more or less "wholesale" basis, acquiring groups of mortgages together. The investors may be individuals, but more often are other banks, funds, trusts and investment managers. The question regarding loan modification availability addresses an entirely separate area of the lending industry, and I'd say that the answer is "well, sometimes". Beneficiaries (holders) of notes secured by deeds of trust (often called "mortgages") differ in their willingness to make modifications. These differences relate to the holders' business situations and policies as well as their view of the particular loam modification being proposed or requested. Some lenders are easier to deal with than others, and some borrower situations are more attractive candidates for modification than others.