foreclosure help: Free Webinar on Avoiding Foreclosure This Thursday
- 04/19/09 05:21 AM
Free Webinar on Avoiding Foreclosure This Thursday Northwest Florida Homeowners ONLY Make the MOST IMPORTANT decision you have ever made!!!! There is a way out. Scott Gregory and Jim Green will be hosting a webinar that will inform you on ways to avoid the savage winds blowing across the Real Estate landscape. Scott and Jim have distinguished themselves in this market for being the experts on assisting homeowners find real solutions to their current situation. They have a proven track record of helping people. The webinar is free and NOTHING WILL BE SOLD. Our main goal is to help individuals like … (0 comments)
foreclosure help: More Proof a Short Sale Can Make Your Future Better
- 11/25/08 04:33 AM
Want more proof that a short sale can be a much better alternative for many people than a foreclosure, deed-in-lieu of foreclosure or a bankruptcy? Here's the link to the Fannie Mae press release that explains how long you're looking at being out of the home-buying game with a government backed (read ... best rates) loan following a default. This backs up what we've been saying all along ... if they report you in the worst way after a short sale (and they don't always), you will be out of the home-buying game with a government-backed loan for 2 years. With … (0 comments)
foreclosure help: Help! I Just Got Served With the Foreclosure Paperwork! Part 3 of 7
- 11/25/08 04:05 AM
Someone just knocked on your door, and served you with paperwork stating the lender is foreclosing on your Florida home. This is the third of seven parts on what you should do if a foreclosure lawsuit is filed against you. I've seen examples of people who wanted to keep their homes pack what they could and take off, causing a terrible mess for both them and the lender. Whether you want to keep the home or get it sold to avoid foreclosure, you need to know that the game is not over. BUT you need to step up to the plate and … (0 comments)
foreclosure help: Help! I Just Got Served With the Foreclosure Paperwork! Part 2 of 7
- 10/26/08 11:47 PM
Someone just knocked on your door, and served you with paperwork stating the lender is foreclosing on your Florida home. This is the second of seven parts on what you should do if a foreclosure lawsuit is filed against you. I've seen examples of people who wanted to keep their homes pack what they could and take off, causing a terrible mess for both them and the lender. Whether you want to keep the home or get it sold to avoid foreclosure, you need to know that the game is not over. BUT you need to step up to the plate … (0 comments)
foreclosure help: Help! I Just Got Served With the Foreclosure Paperwork! Part 1 of 7
- 10/26/08 03:52 AM
Someone just knocked on your door, and served you with paperwork stating the lender is foreclosing on your Florida home. I've seen examples of people who wanted to keep their homes pack what they could and take off, causing a terrible mess for both them and the lender. Whether you want to keep the home or get it sold to avoid foreclosure, you need to know that the game is not over. BUT you need to step up to the plate and help yourself. The good news is, the game has changed. You were dealing with your lender's collections department in … (0 comments)
foreclosure help: New Disclosures and Procedures for Foreclosure Rescue Services
- 10/09/08 05:06 AM
I wanted to let both homeowners and agents know that a new law went into effect on Oct. 1 in the State of Florida that governs disclosures and procedures for anyone providing foreclosure rescue services for a fee. The state was getting sick of companies collecting a big fee and then doing little to nothing in return, and passed this legislation to protect homeowners. In a nutshell, the state legislation is requiring that disclosures containing certain wording are to be given to homeowners prior to contracting for fee-based foreclosure rescue services, that the services provided must be clearly spelled out, and … (1 comments)
foreclosure help: Countrywide Settles Lawsuit, Could Help Some Florida Homeowners
- 10/08/08 04:08 AM
Countrywide has reached a settlement with the State of Florida that could help some homeowners stay in their homes by offering loan modifications, as well as suspending foreclosures on some loans. Here are the details: McCollum: Florida, States Settle Countrywide Lawsuits with Bank of America TALLAHASSEE, FL - Attorney General Bill McCollum today announced that Florida and several other states have reached a multimillion dollar agreement in principle with Countrywide, a newly-acquired subsidiary of Bank of America. The agreement includes a $150 million foreclosure relief payment program and loan modifications for thousands of homeowners, including more than 57,000 Florida homeowners with … (4 comments)
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