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Archive for the ‘laws’ CategoryDecember 2nd, 2009The worst possible scenario of foreclosure is that when the borrower owes more than the property is worth, otherwise known as an upside down mortgage. No one in their right mind wants to deal with foreclosure as it is, little lone this situation. Often times, even after a foreclosure the borrower can be [...]
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December 2nd, 2009Last year New York put in place a law to help protect subprime mortgage borrowers from foreclosure and now they are trying to provide comparable legal safeguards to prime borrowers as well. State legislators passed a bill this month requiring lenders give borrowers a 90-day warning before initiating foreclosure proceedings and requiring that lenders [...]
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October 26th, 2009Right now, homeowners trying to avoid foreclosure are sitting ducks for scam artists. Sadly, in times of crisis there are those schemers who are looking at a financial gain at the expensive of the vulnerable. Obama Administration saw this plight and has stepped in to stop these scam artist from talking advantage of [...]
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No Comments | Categories: Foreclosure News, Mortgage Fraud, Mortgage Scams, Nation’s Housing Modification Center Scam, Obama Administration, Saving your home from Foreclosure, foreclosure, laws | Tags: 1st Foreclosure Prevention, 1stforeclosureprevention, foreclosure, foreclosure prevention, laws, mortgage, Mortgage Scams, Nation’s Housing Modification Center Scam, Obama Administration, prevention, save my home, save-home| October 22nd, 2009One way of preventing a foreclosure is through home mortgage mitigation. When a homeowner is facing foreclosure or already in the process of foreclosure, the need of a highly skilled mortgage mitigation expert is essential in stopping foreclosure.
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No Comments | Categories: Alternatives to suffering Foreclosure, Avoid Foreclosure, Dealing with lenders, Home Mortgage Mitigation, Loan modification specialist, Mortgage Mitigation, Saving your home from Foreclosure, foreclosure, foreclosure mitigation, laws, loss-mitigation | Tags: 1st Foreclosure Prevention, 1stforeclosureprevention, foreclosure, foreclosure mitigation, Home Mortgage Mitigation, loss-mitigation, mortgage, Mortgage Mitigation, save-home| October 21st, 2009If you are facing foreclosure, don’t just let your lender take your home. You do have rights and now is not the time to hide. Now is the time to fight back with all you have to try to save your home. One important thing you can do that can stop a [...]
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No Comments | Categories: Avoid Foreclosure, Dealing with lenders, Foreclosure News, Mortgage help, Saving your home from Foreclosure, foreclosure, laws | Tags: 1st Foreclosure Prevention, 1stforeclosureprevention, foreclosure, laws, mortgage, save-home| October 12th, 2009If you live in the Wyoming and face foreclosure, you need to know the basics of the foreclosure laws of your state. In Wyoming, there are both judicial and non-judicial foreclosures; however, non-judicial foreclosure is most common.
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No Comments | Categories: Avoid Foreclosure, Saving your home from Foreclosure, Wyoming Foreclosure, foreclosure, laws | Tags: 1st Foreclosure Prevention, 1stforeclosureprevention, Deficiency Judgments, foreclosure, Judicial Foreclosure, laws, mortgage, Non-Judicial Foreclosure, prevention, real-estate, Right of Redemption, save-home, Wyoming Foreclosure| October 8th, 2009If you live in the state of Wisconsin and are facing foreclosures there are a few things you should know. The state of Wisconsin allows for both judicial and non-judicial foreclosures.
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No Comments | Categories: Dealing with lenders, Saving your home from Foreclosure, Wisconsin Foreclosure, foreclosure, laws | Tags: 1st Foreclosure Prevention, 1stforeclosureprevention, Deficiency Judgments, foreclosure, Judicial Foreclosure, laws, LinkedIn, Non-Judicial Foreclosure, real-estate, Right of Redemption, save-home, Wisconsin Foreclosure| October 7th, 2009Embedded video from CNNMoney.com Video
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No Comments | Categories: Avoid Foreclosure, Dealing with lenders, Foreclosure News, Saving your home from Foreclosure, foreclosure, laws | Tags: 1st Foreclosure Prevention, 1stforeclosureprevention, laws, save-home| October 6th, 2009If you live in the state of West Virginia and are facing foreclosures there are a few things you should know. The state of West Virginia allows for both judicial and non-judicial foreclosures.
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1 Comment | Categories: Saving your home from Foreclosure, West Virginia Foreclosure, foreclosure, laws | Tags: 1st Foreclosure Prevention, 1stforeclosureprevention, Deficiency Judgments, foreclosure, Judicial Foreclosure, laws, Non-Judicial Foreclosure, real-estate, Right of Redemption, save-home, West Virginia Foreclosure| October 5th, 2009In Washington D.C., lenders may foreclose on deeds of trusts in default using the non-judicial foreclosure process. The non-judicial process of foreclosure is used when a power of sale clause exists in a mortgage or deed of trust. The Power of Sale” clause pre-authorizes the sale of property to pay off the balance on [...]
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