Are you reading headlines like these?
Recently, in Tracy, we had a house fire that happened the day before they were to be evicted. I know it sounds suspicious, but it saddens me that we as people could judge them without knowing all the facts:
- the bank technically owned the home already.
- their home insurance won't cover them because they did not "technically" own it.
- a Foreclosure notice was posted on their front door for seven days & was not removed.
- the notice was found still on the front door of their burned house.
- their whole family was in the house when it was started.
What's my point? How can we help, as realtors in this industry, get the word out to homeowners; 
"We can help them with some possible betters solutions than just plain losing your house to foreclosure"?
- Call your mortgage lender(s) & ask for a loan modification...
- Call your mortgage lender(s) & ask for a "deed in lieu of foreclosure"...
- Call your realtor of choice & ask them to help you sell the home in a "short sale"...
I just feel for the potential clients out there that do not even know they are in foreclosure. Let's reach out to them.
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