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Facing Foreclosure?

- Ways to Avoid Foreclosure -

 

Foreclosure simply allows a lender to take possession of a property in the event that the person who borrowed the money is unable to repay the loan. It allows the lender to recoup the value by evicting the previous owner and then re-selling the property to someone else. (Of course in today’s market, chances are they will NOT recoup the loss and simply have another REO to add to their already overflowing collection.) It is my personal experience that the banks DON’T want these homes back, however, the way they handle it (or lack thereof) makes us believe just the opposite! The banks have proven to be difficult to deal with and you may want to speak with a professional that can help you with your situation.

 
Foreclosure is not a mystery. It is often just misunderstood because most people are afraid to face it. They don’t know or understand what is actually going to happen in the process. Once you know the steps for your area, you can better ward off a foreclosure or at least manage to get yourself more legal time to deal with in and perhaps find a way to stop it.
 
Short Sale is an option that can help you try to temporarily stop a Foreclosure, until the sale goes through. I specialize in Short Sales and Foreclosures. You can also try to do a Loan Modification. In any case, talking to your bank is a MUST and as soon as possible is best!  
 
I have provided some links that can help you get some great information to help you better understand. TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE! If you are currently in Default, don’t wait until your home is in Foreclosure to start researching options.
 
Please call me immediately at 949-454-8800 so I can help you assess your situation.

Avoiding Foreclosure/U.S. Department of Housing and Urban - HUD     

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