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A Quick Overview of Home Foreclosures

October 9th, 2011 - By allanmadams

Whether the foreclosure process has already started to hit you, or you are just facing the prospect of having the ability to make an imminent mortgage payment, it is vital that you've got some appreciation of the home foreclosure process. Just having this understanding will aid in removing some of the panic that's plainly common for home owners in your present position. Just knowing where you are in the procedure and what you are legally entitled to do about it will help you get thru it in the best shape practical. To learn more, check out our Gwinnett foreclosure list, along with our other foreclosure related materials at our website.

Increasing Foreclosure Listings Led To New Mortgage Rules

September 26th, 2011 - By allanmadams

Finally, the U.S. housing market experts have exposed the loopholes in the mortgage financing that could have contributed in the rising number of Mesa Arizona foreclosures.

These new mortgage rules apply to mortgage companies and their mortgage brokers, banks and their loan officers, as well as other mortgage lenders.  Moreover, these new rules are expected to eventually lower down foreclosed property figures and eliminate ambiguities and dodges in the mortgage financing procedure.

While the prices of Redlands homes have failed off in the past successive months, and homes at auctions are rising, the government has finally decided to set new regulations to  address the problems in mortgage financing and in the foreclosure crisis..

Imminent Foreclosure?

February 26th, 2010 - By

Our house payment has increased by $900 and one of the family members has lost job, so most likely we’ll have to go with a foreclosure (no equity for refinance). Anyways we have been talking to some loan officers/realtors and they said that “short-sale” is one of the options to can take to save our credit and avoid foreclosure. Taking their advice, I called several companies who had “We Buy Houses” ad on the road sides and their offers seemed too good to be true, saying that they will offer 5 months rent for free if we agree to let them buy our house in short sale. This obviously seems like a scam. So I just wanted to know what is the “correct” procedure to go with a short -sale and what things should be avoided ?
( 2nd Option)
Moreover, we are also thinking about doing a “quit-claim” and transfering the property title to only one family member. However, our loan had several co-borrowers so we were wondering if doing a quit-claim save the rest of the families credit ?