“My home is selling for one-tenth for what I bought it for because there are so many foreclosures in my neighborhood and that’s typical for the city and all over this state. It’s time to put a stop to the foreclosures,” Goldberg said, adding that the bank received millions of dollars in TARP bailout funds.

“We’re paying for those loans. They got another $7 billion under the Home Affordable Modification Act to modify loans, but they refuse to modify loans,” Goldberg said.

“People call for a modification, their papers get lost, they get tossed in the garbage and the next thing they know they’re losing their home,” he said.

The group is promising a larger rally in front of the bank on Friday, complete with those who have lost their homes.

WWJ has a call out to Bank of America for comment.