Angela Loagan’s Mortgage Apple Cake

These are the women who have turned bad situations into very productive ones with some sugar and flour. And here I’m going to talk about such a great women.

Angela Logan was facing foreclosure on her New Jersey home after a series of unfortunate events created the perfect storm for her to fall behind on her mortgage loan payments. After draining accounts of her own, her son and boyfriend, she still couldn’t make the payments.  Angela went to the church and called her friends, her family and her classmates and told them she was selling her cakes (now known as “Mortgage Apple Cake”) for $40 a pop. The Apple Brown Betty that she made is a buttery cookie-esque shell filled with apples and cinnamon baked to hot, sweet perfection and served up alongside a scoop.

In another twist of fate, the New York non-profit, Bake Me a Wish then stepped in to help her bake and ship the cakes across the country. She saved her house by turning to an old family recipe for apple cake and it saved the day. And in Angela’s case, it also saved her house. If apple-filled desserts are your thing, I’ve found Chicago’s best at the Chicago Firehouse.

This is a guest post by James Parker, he is an expert business consultant, and specializes in web based business. James is right here to help you out with any mortgage loan purchase solution you’re looking for including home mortgage purchase, mortgage loan refinancing etc.