reinstatement: Foreclosure Assistance: How to Find - 04/16/08 06:13 PM
A Yahoo search for "foreclosure assistance" results in 7,710,000 hits. The Google search was a little less than a million. Where do you start? Better yet, where do you end? First let's get this out of the way: Yes, you CAN negotiate with your bank, you do not have to pay someone … (1 comments)
reinstatement: Kudos! My Faith is Restored! - 03/06/08 12:39 PM
I would be the first to admit that some of my comments may have a tendency to be somewhat contemptuous when talking about lenders and their cooperation (or lack thereof) in working with borrowers trying to keep their home from foreclosure. Instead of getting better, most lenders have gotten worse to … (1 comments)
reinstatement: Refinance - Foreclosure Solution? - 10/10/07 03:08 PM
Lenders have been tightening their lending standards for over 18 months now. First we saw the subprime mortgage market melt down (subprime are those borrowers with less than perfect credit). Then, as the number of foreclosures continued to rise, there was even more tightening and the squeeze extended beyond the subprime markets. The bottom … (1 comments)
reinstatement: Reinstatement – Save Your Home From Foreclosure - 10/06/07 09:33 AM
For many homeowners facing foreclosure or behind in payments, selling their home is not an option. The Notice of Default and filing of foreclosure by the lender often serves as a wake up call for homeowners. In my work of Foreclosure Assistance, more often then not, homeowners want to stop the … (5 comments)
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A Yahoo search for "foreclosure assistance" results in 7,710,000 hits. The Google search was a little less than a million. Where do you start? Better yet, where do you end?
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