All About Foreclosure
Defense Secrets by Paul L Rodgers It’s sad, but it’s true. Whether you are a homeowner who experienced a sudden loss of job or income, a first home buyer stuck with a mortgage you can no longer afford, a person who suffered a critical injury or illness and now has overwhelming medical bills, or even an investor who was unable to sell before the bubble burst, the skyrocketing numbers of foreclosures will devastate millions of people personally and financially, not to mention ruin their credit for many years. There has never been a better time to be delinquent on your mortgage. The foreclosure epidemic has created tremendous leverage for homeowners, because banks do not want more homes. Liquidity has become a serious issue with banking institutions; therefore they are negotiating and offering home loan modifications with lower payments for homeowners. This may sound obvious, but don't skip your house payment. It takes only one missed payment to set the foreclosure procedure in process. Missing a mortgage payment is very serious compared with missing a credit card payment or any other unsecured loan payment. So if you need to prioritize which payments to make, mortgage ALWAYS comes first! Foreclosure prevention specialists are available to assist you with foreclosure prevention options that may be available to you. You can also speak to a legal foreclosure attorney about loan modification, short sales, deed-in-lei and bankruptcy options. |
It would probably be
best if the foreclosure victims found a Realtor or investor who guided
them in what to do about the summons on their own, and was just there to
facilitate the short sale or other deal to stop foreclosure. Realtors
already represent the homeowners if they are listing the house for sale
or attempting to locate buyers -- owners do not need to give them even
more power to represent them in court, as well. Short Sale for the home owner and the lender is one way to settle most of you debt with the bank. |