Posts Tagged ‘foreclosure’

Why Your Lender Won’t Modify Your Mortgage

Sunday, December 11th, 2011

The home mortgage crisis or more precisely, the foreclosure crisis seems to be getting worse with each passing day. Homeowners who have submitted paperwork to their lenders wait for weeks and sometimes months, only to be told that they cannot be helped. The government issues guidelines that they promote as “programs” which only serve to confuse and further frustrate homeowners. The programs which the current and previous administrations have tried to institute have been monumental failures. In addition to setting acceptable guidelines that severely limit the number of people that could be helped, they offer little if any incentive for the lender to provide the service.

Do You Have A Foreclosure Plan?

Sunday, December 4th, 2011

Even if you haven’t experience financial hardship or the threat of foreclosure, it is never too late to have a game plan. Often times, unforeseen circumstances arise that can quickly take you down a path of financial trouble. Since your mortgage is your biggest asset and largest monthly expense, it seems odd not to have a plan in place to protect your home from possible danger. The best place to start is knowing how to deal with a foreclosure if you begin to experience trouble  making your mortgage payments.

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How To Choose Between A Short Sale And Foreclosure

Thursday, November 17th, 2011

Facing mortgage debt problems is a stressful time. Between the emotional toll of defaulting on a mortgage and your options seeming to run low, it can be a difficult time for anyone. While the decision between entering the short sale process and facing a foreclosure head on is not an easy one, there are a few things to consider that may help make the decision easier.

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Don’t Refinance Your Mortgage Loan

Thursday, November 10th, 2011

Finding Ways To Avoid Foreclosure

Thursday, November 3rd, 2011

For many Americans, foreclosure has become a very real part of their financial past or recent future. The economic pressures on the housing market, along with a stalling job market, have left many homeowners without a home. To make matters worse, recent reports reveal that homeowners are educated as to their options, many of which could have prevented a foreclosure from happening.  Anyone experiencing financial setbacks should become aware of their options before the foreclosure notice hits the mailbox; there is a real chance that taking action as soon as a payment is missed could help save the home.

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SunwestTrust.com: Friends and Family Loan Mortgage Program : Social Personal Peer Lending

Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

Can I get a auto loan with poor credit, FICO score 535 and nothing down?

Saturday, October 1st, 2011
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