26 February 2009
Foreclosure Scams are on the rise Unfortunately, the contracted economy means a rise in scams and a growing number of people who fall for them out of desperation. This can result in a victim losing money, having credit ruined and wipe out any equity you may have in your home. Scam artists have no trouble [...]
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17 October 2008
In the current troubled economic times, foreclosures are at an all-time high in America. Your home is not just an investment – it’s where you and your family live. For that reason, you want to take steps to prevent its loss. Job loss or change is one of the top 4 most stressful events in [...]
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31 July 2008
Almost everyone has a time in their lives when things don’t go according to plan. Maybe you lose your job, or you have a major illness in your family and your finances take a beating. If this happens to you, and you find yourself getting behind in your mortgage payments there are a few things [...]
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31 July 2008
When you can no longer pay your mortgage, the mortgage company has every right to sell off your home for the money that is due them. This process is called foreclosure and it starts with a notice of default being filed. Unfortunately, by the time it is gotten to this, you’re probably well behind in [...]
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31 July 2008
Foreclosure can do a number on your credit rating but if you’ve been through a foreclosure all is not lost, you can rebuild your credit and eventually get back to where you were before your financial troubles started. True, a foreclosure will stay on your credit report for seven years, however, in this day and [...]
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31 July 2008
When it comes to foreclosures there are a couple of things that might happen depending on the laws of your state. In some states, the whole process must go through the court – this is called Judicial foreclosure. In many states, however, there is another process – non-judicial foreclosure by which the court does not [...]
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31 July 2008
While many people don’t realize it, negotiating with your back when you are facing a foreclosure is an option you might consider. Well the bank can be rather unyielding at times, it’s important to remember that what they really want is their money for the long and if you can offer them a good plan [...]
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31 July 2008
If your home is in danger of being foreclosed upon and you want to stop the process before it even begins you might consider loss mitigation. This is a process whereby one tries to work with the bank to keep the homeowner in their own home. While this might seem like something that you, yourself [...]
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31 July 2008
In the world of foreclosures there are actually two types, judicial foreclosures and non-judicial foreclosures. Interestingly enough, each state in the US handles foreclosures differently having different rules and different time frames for each process. However, each of them have some type of judicial foreclosure which is explained in general terms below. The big difference [...]
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31 July 2008
There are certain cases when getting help from professional is the smartest thing to do and foreclosure is one of them. Of course, it might be hard to think about spending the money for a professional especially if you are having trouble financially, however, in the long run it will be money well spent and [...]
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Avoid Foreclosure Scams
Foreclosure prevention starts with home purchase
What To Do If You Get Behind On Your Payments
Ways To Stop Foreclosure Proceedings
Restoring Your Credit After Foreclosure
Understanding Non-Judicial Foreclosure
Negotiating With Your Bank
Loss Mitigation
Understanding Judicial Foreclosure
Getting Help From The Pros
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