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4 Comments on What The New Foreclosure Law Really Means!
Robin - Thank you for sharing detailed quality information on what the new foreclosure law really means.
John, thanks for the comment on my post. I am finding that so many people are confused still thinking that foreclosure is forever stopped and they will never lose their home. I am trying to help educate for all of us. To many people are still under water and need to short sell their home and start with a clean slate.
Make it a great day!
I heard Nevada leads the nation in unemployment and foreclosures, is it really that bad or is the news just blowing more hot air.
Charles we were certainly in the top few for quite a while. Right now the foreclosures have slowed down for a bit . Unemployment does continue to be high here.