THE EIGHT OPTIONS EACH HOMEOWNER HAS WHEN FACED WITH FORECLOSURE
Here are the 8 options that every homeowner in foreclosure has available to them…
I’ll discuss each one in the upcoming days so stay tuned….
1. The homeowner can renegotiate the mortgage with the
lender and add the missed payments to the total mortgage balance.
2. The homeowner can reinstate the loan. (ay off the back payments and attorney fees)
3. The homeowner can redeem the loan and make a full payoff.
4. Give a deed in lieu of foreclosure to the lender and move out of the property.
5. They can seek legal delay with an attorney.
6. File bankruptcy with or without an attorney.
7. Sell the property at retail price or at a discount.
8. Do nothing and lose the property.
PRINT THE LIST AND MEMORIZE IT – This list ALONE is a great resource for the person who is in jeopardy of losing their home. At least now you know your options. Many lawyers won’t even tell you all of your options. At least now you know what techniques are available to you when you are in danger of losing your house.
Please also be aware that I’m not a lawyer and nothing herein is alleged, or intended to be legal advice. So don’t go out and try any technique that I might show you without the guidance of a trained attorney.
Be aware that even the most knowledgeable among us need an attorney from time to time when faced with tough situations. Foreclosue is DEFINITELY one of those tough life situations that merits the wise counsel of an attorney. Remember, the person who represents himself has a fool for a client.
If you need to stop foreclosure, be sure to ask for help. There are people who will help you. Don’t keep your situation a secret until the day before the foreclosure auction.
I’ll discuss some specifics on how to renegotiate your mortgage with the
lender and add the missed payments to the total mortgage balance.
No out of pocket costs to you!
Stay tuned!
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