stanislaus county: Central Valley Homeowners the IRS & CA Franchise Tax Board Forgive You
- 12/07/13 12:28 AM
At the beginning of this year, I was EXTREMELY pleased with Congress deciding to extend the Debt Relief Act of 2007 for another year. The funny thing is once it was passed I began to think, “Okay, now what will happen when it expires at the end of the year?” Members in the Real Estate Community have written letters, spoke to our Congressional Leaders throughout the year about extending the Act. Once again in the name of the millions of homeowners who are still experiencing financial hardship. U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer sent a press release...Boxer Announces That the Internal Revenue Service Will Not … (0 comments)
stanislaus county: Keep Your Home California: San Joaquin & Stanislaus County 2013 Update
- 09/06/13 04:15 AM
In an effort to reach out to distressed homeowners, who are experiencing a hardship and can not afford their mortgage, we are committed to providing the most up-to-date information to homeowners. Todays market, has privileged homeowners to numerous programs that help them prevent foreclosure, whether they option to try and keep their home or gracefully exit from the home. Yes, there is a process and it can take some time, but the help is there for FREE. Purpose CalHFA MAC created the Keep Your Home Program, a $2 Billion federal funded mortgage assistance program in February 2011. The purpose of the … (0 comments)
stanislaus county: Making Home Affordable Program (MHA): Helpful Hints to Getting Help Faster
- 12/29/09 02:18 AM
The Making Home Affordable Program is a program put together by the Obama Administration in the attempt to get help for homeowners in need. It is also a program that the borrow has to qualify for, it is not automatic. With persistence and patience, the Making Home Affordable Program can make a difference for homeowners. With that said the following steps are needed: Contact your lender right away. Contact the Lender that is lending you the money on the home that you own. Contact the customer service number on your mortgage statement. Not all lenders are participating in the Making … (0 comments)
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At the beginning of this year, I was EXTREMELY pleased with Congress deciding to extend the Debt Relief Act of 2007 for another year. The funny thing is once it was passed I began to think, “Okay, now what will happen when it expires at the end of the year?” Members in the Real Estate Community have written letters, spoke to our Congressional Leaders throughout the year about extending the Act. Once again in the name of the millions of homeowners who are still experiencing financial hardship. 
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