How to Avoid Foreclosure

With the subprime implosion in full force recently, millions of American homeowners find themselves defaulting on loans and facing the nightmare of foreclosure. As a result of the disadvantages foreclosure offers to both the homeowner and lender, more and more Americans are looking to several other viable options to steer away from the drawn out…

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American Tenants Association Unveils “Rent-to-Own” Initiative

Program will help tenants achieve home ownership and relieve banks of “toxic” assets. The American Tenants Association (ATA) (http://www.americantenants.org), the country’s only nationwide residential tenants’ advocacy group, offered solutions today to the nation’s financial crisis that are designed to dovetail with the Obama Administration’s plan to rid banks of “toxic” mortgage assets. The ATA’s initiative,…

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Americas Watchdog Offers Very Useful Tips For All US Homeowners To Survive The 2008 Real Estate Disaster

Americas Watchdog & its Homeowners Consumer Center are offering important tips for all US homeowners to survive the mortgage meltdown and other very useful information about being a smart homeowner in 2008. According to the group, “the worst is yet to come so homeowners need to be very smart with respect to the choices they…

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Evaluate options to avoid foreclosure

Call 888-566-8222 or www.MyOneStop.net or Text “PLAN” to 82257 Loan Modification- Chris- A loan modification is a process where the original terms of a mortgage are modified, giving the homeowner new payment terms that they can handle. It will usually involve a lower interest rate, extension of the term, adding missed payments to the end…

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How Mortgage Modifications, Short Sales and Foreclosures Work, Part 2

Michael Gray interviews attorney William Mahan about the mechanics of short sales and foreclosures of real estate for the Financial Insider Weekly. Part 2 of 3 focuses on deeds in lieu of foreclosure. (What happens if you “walk away”.)

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Real Estate Crisis is More Than Just Mortgages

For over two years Americas Watchdog & its National Mortgage Complaint Center has been warning about suicidal mortgage products and a real estate/mortgage industry seemingly out of control. The warnings were that if the mortgage or real estate sector greed were allowed to continue, the consequences would be dire for the entire economy. The shoe…

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5 Tips from a Short Sale Expert that Could Save a Home

Millions of Americans are faced with the possibility of foreclosure yet do not realize they have definite and reliable options to save their home. A nationally renowned Short Sale expert offers 5 concrete tips that could help save one’s time, credit and home. Millions of Americans are faced with the possibility of foreclosure yet do…

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Deed in Lieu vs Short Sale

theshortsalegenius.com Should your client do a deed in lieu or short sale? Trent explains the advantages and the setbacks of a deed in lieu and a short sale.

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Hannah – Options For Homeowners – Part 1 of 2

Hannah of Foreclosure Options Network explains the 7 strategies for distressed homeowners. Including possible future ramifications of each action. She discusses the 4 areas of vulnerability, tax implications, possible deficiency judgments, credit damage, and emotional stress. She talks about the process from an unbiased standpoint, offering the basic information for you to decide what may…

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‘Is My House in a Bubble?’ Avoiding Foreclosure in Today’s ‘Bubbly’ Market

Bills.com offers tips on avoiding foreclosure risk. The topics at many Thanksgiving tables this year included home prices: How prices are moving, whether interest rates will increase, and whether someone’s market is in a “housing bubble.” Many markets have been classified as having a housing bubble problem — yet Andrew Housser, co-CEO of Bills.com, suggests…

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