When facing foreclosure, there are many things you can do. I run the Foreclosure Relief Service, and we specialize in showing you all of your options, and protecting your asset as long as possible, as well as working to protect or salvage your credit. I have over 10 years of experience in foreclosures. The best options will be determined based on your current situation, but there are a lot of ways to keep your property still, as well as a pool of investors if you are looking to sell, or make some money off of it still.
Some include:
Forbearance plans 3-24 mo
Reinstatement
Partial Claims
Short Sale
Short Pay
Modification
Sell, then buy back through lease option
if you want to chat more about it, feel free to email me.
2007-01-16 04:25:01
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answered by Las Vegas Dave 1
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Why are you facing foreclosure? If you can't make payments, then sell of course.
If you missed a couple of months, but can pay now, talk to the lender. They may loan you the amount due, and have you pay it off a little each month.
If you can't find a buyer, then ask if you can't sign the property back to them. You will loose your equity, but can save you credit rating, if it isn't trashed already.
Good luck.
2007-01-13 09:39:28
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answered by A_Kansan 4
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Sell Sell Sell . The more time your house is on the market the more likely it will sell . Inform the bank you are in the process they will cut you a little slack as they do not want a buy back. Find yourself a good agent and avoid the foreclosure.
2007-01-13 09:05:33
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answered by J g 2
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it is not honest to choose those that pick to purchase whilst the marketplace bubble replaced into waiting to interrupt down and those that went into it years in the past get no longer something yet greater components and school taxes because of the fact the feds mandate each and every thing yet on no account furnish the money to hold it out. The banks that are conserving foreclosure should not be accepted to subject new loans till the previous ones are settled. The feds strengthen taxes on the states and the states strengthen taxes on the counties and that they bypass it directly to the components proprietors the place the dollar does cease. it is producing a grass roots point reaction which will come back to chew the feds whilst they least assume it.
2016-10-07 02:41:44
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answered by boland 4
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I would sell the property ASAP. Talk to the bank about a short sale. Atleast it will avoid forclosure and not destroy your credit. If you can not find a buyer in a short period of time then speak to the lender and explain your situation.
2007-01-13 09:36:36
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answered by NH Realtor 2
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If you facing foreclosure in Canada. Feel free to contact me. I may be able to help you. niderholdings@yahoo.ca
2007-01-13 08:02:00
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answered by Nick D 1
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Sell prior to trouble...Find a buyer if your amount is less then value of property..You save you credit from disaster,and still can get in position to buy again..I do just this in the area i live..I make out and help save seller from future credit problems
2007-01-13 08:02:57
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answered by overhereyoupretty 3
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First thing I would suggest is having a heart to heart with your lender. A Mortgage co. would rather you keep your home than default. They can work with you if you tell them whats going on.
2007-01-13 07:55:21
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answered by Anonymous
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