Someone just shared this article with me, and I thought I would pass it on. It's about a strategy to "buy time" during the foreclosure process by requesting that the lender produce a copy of the loan paperwork.
Someone just shared this article with me, and I thought I would pass it on. It's about a strategy to "buy time" during the foreclosure process by requesting that the lender produce a copy of the loan paperwork.
Now that is interesting that the judge threw out 14 foreclosures by Deutsche Bank National Trust Co.
tactic yes, however it rarely relieves the home owner of the debt or the responsibility. Yes, it may buy time.
What about my Cash For Keys person, who had 4 certified copies produced for them and they held on to "show me the origina" which led them to turn down $5000 to move out nicely.
There are countless ways to stall foreclosures including the "Produce the Note" campaigns. I have never seen this relieve the homeowner of the debt, but it can definitely buy time. There are other ways you can stall a foreclosure from tactics like initiating a real bankruptcy, short sale, deed in lieu of foreclosure (you have to qualify for this), initiate a lawsuit for loan modification possibly based upon suspected predatory lending.
I know people here in Vegas that have gone more than a year without a payment. Most are legitimately trying to qualify for a loan modification.
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