Recent Rate Cuts Help Stop Foreclosures in Progress
January 28, 2008
Negotiate with Lenders through a Foreclosure Mitigation Service to Save Your Home & Credit
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(Mesa, Arizona, USA) – The Federal Reserve drastically slashed interest rates recently, in an emergency move to rescue a troubled economy. The news means that millions of homeowners across the USA who face foreclosure have a second chance to save their homes and credit. But most Americans do know what steps to take or what options exist to help them, and that is where a reputable professional foreclosure mitigation service can step in and help.
Foreclosure mitigation services specialize in assisting homeowners by negotiating settlements with banks, lenders, or mortgage investors. They also counsel homeowners about various options for “curing” a foreclosure before it happens. Unfortunately, many homeowners think that foreclosure is unavoidable once a lender takes legal action against them. But there are actually many ways to stop a foreclosure and ease its negative impact.
Lenders lose a tremendous amount of money when they foreclose, so they are always looking for creative ways to rework a mortgage to help the borrower. They are also being pressured by Congress to resolve problems, and if lenders can fix problems themselves they may be able to avoid tighter government oversight or punitive legislation. So today’s lenders are highly motivated – for their own self-interested reasons – to work with distressed homeowners.
Now that rates are falling, for example, banks are more likely to approve a refinance. By simply shifting from an adjustable rate loan to fixed rate, a homeowner can significantly reduce the monthly payment burden. Special programs are also available that allow the borrower to roll missed payments and penalties into a new smaller loan that can be paid back gradually.
But time is of the essence and homeowners need to act fast. Most foreclosures happen within 2-3 months, so by the time a homeowner misses the second payment the process is already nearing completion. As soon as one suspects trouble it is important to seek expert advice. The sooner a homeowner acts, the more options are available for remedying the situation and avoiding catastrophic personal and financial consequences.
Not all foreclosure mitigation specialists are alike, and choosing one requires the same careful consideration you would give to picking an attorney or a tax adviser. Shop around for one that is ethical, experienced, and has flawless credentials and a strong record of customer satisfaction. Then turn your mortgage crisis headaches over to them and breathe a sigh of relief, as they work hard to negotiate a positive outcome with a win-win solution.
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Foreclosure Hurts Many: What’s Your Role?
Do you need foreclosure help? This is a devastating, painful situation that more homeowners than ever are going through. The process is fast and efficient, capable of taking your home right from under you at any time. While many people are facing foreclosure more so every day, likely because of the increase in adjustable rate mortgages and a poor sub prime market, the fact is that there are others out there that have already gone through it. Foreclosure help is available.
These people that have stopped foreclosure, or even lost their home, they are a wealth of resource and information to anyone that is now facing this situation. Is this you? Are you someone that is going through or has gone through foreclosure? Have you been able to stop the process? Or, perhaps you were able to finally get your financial life back on track after fighting through the process? Whatever your situation is, there is someone out there that could use your help.
Perhaps you are someone that is a professional in this area? Perhaps you have a working real estate knowledge that you would like to contribute. We would be more than happy to display that information here.
Your story added here will help change someone’s life.
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Deed in lieu of foreclosure
September 3, 2007
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In a lot of states, when a Deficiency Judgment is allowed, the lender may sue the homeowner for this loss of funds. Sometimes a lender does not sue, but there is a “1099 with DIL foreclosure” which is an IRS form showing a capital gain on the property. Even though the homeowner does not gain any money, they did not pay the debt thus gaining from the lenders loss. …..
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1099 with DIL foreclosure- one of foreclosure consequences
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Foreclosure Consequences
August 26, 2007
Foreclosure Consequences. How will this impact your ability to purchase a home in the future?
Many consumers do not consider this until it is too late and they are trying to negotiate with a second chance mortgage company to pay huge interest rates and attempt at securing a mortgage. …..
What do you think about Foreclosure Consequences?
You can read comments and also write about your own experience. If you are a professional in real estate industry you are welcome to contribute with your knowledge. Be the expert and share your knowledge with homeowners looking for answers.
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HIGH DEMAND! Millions in Foreclosure and Mortgage Delinquency. Foreclosures and mortgage delinquencies are at an all time high and number in the millions. U.S. homeowners are losing their homes at record rates with no end in sight. The experts predict this is only the tip of the iceberg – in the next few years this epidemic will increase five-to-tenfold.
14.78% OF MORTGAGES PAST DUE – 8.58% IN FORECLOSURE.“In a clear sign of serious unfolding problems, the Mortgage Banking Association (MBA) survey reports that 12% of Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans are either in foreclosure or delinquent. The delinquency and foreclosure numbers are quite alarming and indicative (along with FHA data) of fundamental systemic lending shortcomings.
FOR THE NATION OVERALL, 14.78% OF CONVENTIONAL SUB-PRIME MORTGAGES WERE PAST DUE, WITH 8.58% IN FORECLOSURE! Some of the worst performing states in terms of total delinquencies include Pennsylvania (17.19%), Indiana (17.16%), Michigan (16.84%), Ohio (16.52%), Iowa (17.3%), Missouri (17.09%), Georgia (16.45%), North Carolina (19.54%), South Carolina (23.12%), West Virginia (17.36%), Alabama (19.76%), Mississippi (23.66%), Arkansas (17.21%), Louisiana (20.64%), Oklahoma (17.04%), Texas (16.45%), and New Mexico (19.05%).” As reported by the Mortgage Banking Association.
MORTGAGE COMPANIES ARE IN THE “NOTE” BUSINESS – NOT LOSS MITIGATION
Most companies have not allocated the resources to adequately staff and operate a Loss Mitigation Division. Some of these mortgage companies have hundreds or thousands of delinquencies monthly. From month to month, this caseload becomes so tremendous that it simply isn’t feasible to continually contact these people who are delinquent to see if they are now in a situation to resume their mortgage on a monthly basis. This is why most mortgage lenders are unwilling to help, usually demanding full payment of everything in arrears. Although some people facing foreclosure are willing to walk away from their properties, most truly don’t want to lose their most valuable asset – their home.
HOMEOWNERS AREN’T FAMILIAR WITH THEIR RIGHTS OR OPTIONS
This has created a massive niche market, untapped until now, creating a lucrative opportunity for you.
NICHE MARKET
MINIMAL COMPETITION
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Private Webinars for Real Estate Professionals!!
May 4, 2007
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In my previous post I mentioned about tremendous need for help with Foreclosure. So many homeowners need help. Many of them don’t know what to do and they are afraid talk to a lender because their financial situation. Even, if they are able to resume their payments, they can not afford to catch up with their past months delinquencies.
We have a solution and we want to help those homeowners. Unfortunatly, there are so many of them we have a hard time to handle all of them. That’s why I am here to writing about this. I want to show especially to professionals in real estate industry that we have a tools not only help those homeowners in need but also to enhance your business.
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Unwary borrowers snared in U.S. housing “bloodbath”
April 27, 2007
That’s what I have heard recently. And this is very sad. Just curious how many of you know what I am talking about?
Foreclosure in this country. It’s huge and is getting worse. Some of you know why? For those of you, who don’t know, please keep reading.
In the last year’s mortgage industry exploded with so called “creative mortgage programs” where many of us could afford to own a house. That’s good for many of us but not so good for others. I don’t want to go into details but this what happened in a past has a tremendous impact on what we are facing now.
Foreclosures Just Hit 30 Year Highs and Are Expected to Quadruple in 2007 (and beyond)
Experts are saying that in 2007, over one-trillion dollars in ARM loans (Adjustable Rate Mortgages) will “re-set” causing homeowner’s mortgage payments to go up as much as 30-50%, beyond where many American’s income can keep up, thus causing four to six million American homes to go into foreclosure
I decided to write about this issue for two reasons.
- Let to homeowners know that we have company up there that help them. This company continues to climb to the top and help hundreds of homeowners save their homes from foreclosure without selling.
- Show others that there is a huge demand for people willing to help homeowners in foreclosure.
Anyone who is looking for job, planning to change a career, real estate professionals and loan officers who want to enhance their business.
Everybody is welcome to help with our Mission.
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