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2011 May · The Foreclosure Compendium

Archive for May, 2011

The 411 On Short Sales And Why They Are A Better Option Than Foreclosure

Monday, May 16th, 2011

There are a few different ways to go about purchasing a home. Generally, homeowners have to take out a home mortgage to buy a home, and that mortgage has to be repaid in monthly or regular payments. If the homeowner ends up not being able to repay the mortgage with those payments, the home can […]

The Foreclosure Process And How To Avoid It

Friday, May 13th, 2011

When a borrower is in default on a loan, the lender accelerates the due date of the debt to the present and gives the debtor notice of default demanding the full loan balance be paid at once. Debtors may be able to redeem their property from the time a notice of pending foreclosure, called a […]

Revenge Foreclosure Is a Tool in the Hands of HOAs

Thursday, May 12th, 2011

HOAs have stepped up their foreclosing activity against owners who default on maintenance fees. It is easy because proof of ownership is not required. It then rents out the unit and rake in profits. But others say that it is not good business. Repairs and legal expenses are steep. There are other better alternatives to […]

Choosing the Right Foreclosure

Thursday, May 12th, 2011

With all the foreclosures available today, one would think the process would be a piece of cake or at least similar to buying a home from a traditional seller. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Most foreclosure homes will need work of some kind and will nearly never be perfect per an inspection report. Not […]

To Foreclose or Not to Foreclose? Do I Have Other Options?

Wednesday, May 11th, 2011

If you are behind on your mortgage, I want you to find a solution. It’s a good idea to contact an attorney, real estate agent and/or your mortgage lender. There may be options for you and here is a guide to talk with your lender.
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Instructions to Avoid Foreclosure

Tuesday, May 10th, 2011

An ascending sector is that of foreclosure and of scams who are entrusted with the responsibility of helping homeowners from loosing home to foreclosure. They trick and try to steel the money you have earned after working hard, obliterate your credit history and take away any equity you may posses. The people in terrible financial […]

All About HUD Foreclosures

Friday, May 6th, 2011

Foreclosure is still a hot topic today. This is due to the number of foreclosed home still in the market and the number of homes in threat of foreclosure. There are different types of foreclosure. One of them is the HUD foreclosure. But what is it and what is the process of such foreclosure? Moreover, […]

Compare Government Foreclosure and Bank Foreclosure

Thursday, May 5th, 2011

Determine the difference of government foreclosure from a bank foreclosure. It helps to be knowledgeable about these things when it comes to real estate selling or buying.
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Get Assistance Using These Foreclosure Prevention Tips

Wednesday, May 4th, 2011

Stop foreclosure now by taking a look at these foreclosure prevention tips. Foreclosure prevention is an idea that really should be in every homeowner’s thoughts. As the financial crisis is getting worse, more and more people are looking for various techniques for foreclosure prevention.
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Trying To Avoid Foreclosure And Bankruptcy Through A Loan Mod

Monday, May 2nd, 2011

Recently, the news reported that there are over 1 million people in default on their home loans. This is not surprising because we have been seeing this happen over the last four years. There is still a whole bunch of these subprime loans that are ready to come due.
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