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31 Oct
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31 Oct
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31 Oct
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30 Oct
How long do I have to stay in my house if I am about to stop paying my mortgage and foreclose due to the fact I am upside down on the mortgage?
While foreclosure is a terrible time for any family, there are specific rules and procedures involved with foreclosure that allow for quite a bit of breathing room, and therefore time before moving out.
The term stalling foreclosure is more a term to describe following the proper procedure during foreclosure which then could possibly lead to a stay of up to two years in your home. This two years of not paying any rent would be invaluable to anyone needing to save money and set up a proper situation for their family.
These procedures are obviously kept secret, as you can tell most families just pick up and move out of their homes. Bankruptcy attorneys often charge hefty fees and can handle many parts of the foreclosure process.
From what I know, the process of staying two years in your home rent free has to do with bankruptcy, and following up on every appeal and procedure possible in the foreclosure scenario.
The only resource I have found online in this regard is a site StallForeclosures.com. Apparently after experiencing the foreclosure process for two years, and staying in their home rent free, they wrote a book about it, so that other families who just need some more time can have it.
I would suggest checking out that site for anymore information to this regard.
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29 Oct
http://www.TheShortSaleFormula.com and Dreama Lee present Stop Foreclosure Tips and Stop Home Foreclosure Tips with Today’s Topic: Short Sale 101. For More Information On Topics Like This Go To: http://www.TheShortSaleFormula.com
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29 Oct
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A “loan modification” or “mortgage modification” is when the lender modifies your current mortgage in order to work with you because of a hardship. The purpose of a loan modification is to help make your mortgage loan payment more affordable. New law senate bill 1137 makes your lender workout a loan modification with you. Does your lender always have your best interest? Research shows loan modifications fail most of the time. An attorney can help with a much more favorable outcome for you because of experience and attorney power.
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Usually it is in the form of a rate reduction, principle reduction and/or a fixing of the rate for a certain amount of time. In the past, this was only used when a borrower was delinquent and suffered a hardship such as a job loss, divorce, illness etc.
Loan Modification help is a great solution for a borrower who wants to stay in their property, but can’t afford the payment to adjust upward, or can’t quite afford the current mortgage payment. In that situation, a mortgage pay rate reduction is an ideal solution because it will lower the monthly mortgage payment to a manageable amount.
Loan Modification is also a solution when the payment has not been made for a while, but the borrower can now afford to start making payments again.
The type of Loan Modification that is most beneficial for a borrower behind on mortgage payments is called a “recapitalization agreement.”
A Recapitalization agreement takes all the arrears, interest, fees, and accumulated payments and adds it to the principal of the mortgage loan. The result of this negotiation is a slightly larger principal loan amount, but a status of “current” on the mortgage loan payments going forward.
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A Loan Modification will change your existing mortgage loan and give you a fresh new start in managing your home. Your account will be brought up to date immediately.
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27 Oct
We filed for bancrupcy approx. 4 years ago and have been paying outrageous rent ever since. We would love to have a house and stop paying rent but the only way we could ever afford to get into a house would be something priced low enough such as a foreclosure home. Real estate agents we have spoken with are no help at all on the subject. Of course, I
understand that this is their business and why they would not want to help with this type of sale. But surely we are not the only people who have ever had this problem, how does one go about getting into one of these foreclosure homes?
You can buy a house two days after bankruptcy, if you have enough cash for a huge down payment.
Normally it takes 7 years to clear your credit record.
Without knowing your situation, I cannot tell you more, but I work with clients with credit problems and I specialize in foreclosures. Maybe something can be done, if you have a good job, at least some money in the bank, etc. You just need to find the right agent. Agents are paid by sellers, not buyers, as you know, so you have nothing to loose by working with an agent.
Take a look at my web site (below) and if you are in the area, contact me. Or you can contact me anyway for advice, if you wish.
One more thing. Foreclosures are a good idea, and, yes, you can get a good deal (you cannot buy a foreclosed property for a hundred bucks, as you might see on those stupid TV infomercials, but you can buy below market.) BUT there's a problem for a person in your situation. You see, a foreclosed property is sold by a lender. It was foreclosed because the previous owner didn't pay, right? And here come you and I and I say: "I have a client, who had a bankruptcy not long ago." What does the lender say? Even if you have a loan from another lender, you must be approved by the bank, which owns the property. Do you see the problem?
But, as I said, maybe something can be done. I need more info to tell you more.
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27 Oct
This video is from the show Open House on CNN. This video briefly explains what some tax & credit consequences homeowners may face after a short sale or a foreclosure. Consult with a CPA or your attorney for specifics.
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27 Oct
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