Some things a foreclosure defense lawyer may look at in a foreclosure defense case.....

(1) are there are grounds for an injunction (wrongful foreclosure / failure to follow foreclosure laws / truth in lending rescission grounds with ability to tender) See our website at www.rescindmyloan.net for more information on truth in Lendin Rescisssion cases;

(2) Are there grounds for a preadtory lending lawsuit?  (ex. predatory lending claims against a brooker who may have been insured at the time of the transaction).  For example, if a broker made over $20,000 by steering a homeowner into a worse loan than they qualfied for - given their credit scores and ability to repay - this may result in a breach of fiduciary duty and provide grounds for a lawsuit for money damages.  Note that this may not stop your foreclosure sale;

(3) Did your loan servicer fail to respond to a qualified writen request or debt validaton letter?;

(4) has the lender or loan servicer failed to identify the true holder or benefiaicy of the loan following a proper request for such?  Can someone tell why it has become a secret in America who you owe your money to, or who you would have to contact if you wanted to pay off your mortgage in full and ensure the proper party received the money?  See our website at www.producehthenoteattorney.com  for more information about the "produce the note" foreclosure defense theory;

(5) Do you have a truly predatory lending case that is worthy of presenting to a judge and/or jury who are hearing thousands of these types of cases?  See our website at www.optionarmlawyer.com for more information.

(6) Did the lender or loan servicer breach a trial plan agreement or final modification agreement?  See our website at www.trialplanfraud.com for more information.

(7) Are there better options if a loan modification cannot be achieved such as filing for bankruptcy, pursuing a short-sale or seeking deed-in-lieu of foreclosure?  See www.BKAttorneys.net for more information about filing for Bankruptcy protection in California or Arizona.

These are just a few considerations.  For specific questions about your case contact a foreclosure defense lawyer at (877) 276-5074.