DON'T BORROW TROUBLE Hot Line CALL 866-623-1302
Web site: www.dontborrowtroublenh.org
Are you in danger of Foreclosure? Or,do you feel you are the victim of Predatory Lending? Then call for these brochures!
Foreclosure: This brochure will help you learn about Foreclosure in New Hampshire about rescue scams, your legal protections and about where to go for Free help. If you are in trouble and do not take steps to prevent foreclosure, You will lose your home! You need to educate your self about foreclosure, consumer protection laws and you need to CONTACT YOUR LENDER
Do you understand terms such as:
- Foreberance
- Loan Modification
- Partial Claim
- Pre-Foreclosure Sale
- Bankruptcy
- Deed-in-lieu of Foreclosure
If not call and get a copy of this brochure.
Predatory Lending: This brochure will help you learn the WARNINGsigns of a risky loan. It will show you how refinancing can be risky and when debt consolidation can be Dangerous! It will help you weigh your options.
Don't Sign Anything That Puts Your Home At Risk
Take advantage of the Free information available to you such as Counseling Services,Free legal Advice and a list of Banking Regulators.
DON'T BORROW TROUBLE
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Don't Borrow Trouble New Hampshire is a coalition of organizations who have joined together to prevent predatory lending. The campaign is administered locally by New Hampshire Housing.
Concord NH Realtor Area Information
NH's Four Seasons
Joan Mirantz - Joni is a Realtor® with Homequest Real Estate, a locally owned, Customer Service oriented Firm.
Joan Publishes a monthly Newsletter "Food For Thought" under the pen name Realtor Sherpa.
(Joan also answers to Miz Maven and Miss Joni.)
Joan works in Buyer and Seller Representation with concentrations in the Merrimack Valley Area and towns surrounding Concord NH - the Capital City.
"I love what I do, and it shows in how I do it"
Having crossed over to the "other side of Middle Age" herself....Joan is an ongoing source of information about local programs, facilities and issues specific to her peers!
Livin' the Life...and Ridin' the Wave
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There was word that the Lenders were supposed to help these homeowners out, most of the attitudes are not really that much help. It will take a congressional act to impose the standards that need to be complied with by the lenders.
One of the real problems is that the lenders are not always the same ones that did the loan. They bought these loans at a discount and do not have the the same vested interest that the original lender might have had.