Posts from ‘August, 2008’

We all want to try and make when something bad like home foreclosure happens to an individual or a family. 
“It was that adjustable rate” or “I lost my job” or “I just have too many bills”
These are all real life excuses but in the end just excuses to your lender or banker. As a homeowner, [...]

Here are the top 5 options to saving you home from foreclosure available ranked from #1 to #5
1. Mortgage modification, which refinances the debt and/or extends the term and reduces the interest rate of the mortgage loan     to bring payments to a more affordable level to the borrower - Best option - Visit MyLoanSavers.com for [...]

Bank repossessions accounted for 30 percent of total Florida Foreclosure activity, up from 24 percent in the previous quarter. Banks don’t always own the homes they’re trying to repossess, a crucial oversight that residents facing Florida Foreclosure can exploit to stay in their homes though not without effort. Mamie Ruth Palmer successfully sued the Bank [...]

Bank repossessions accounted for 30 percent of total San Diego California Foreclosure activity, up from 24 percent in the previous quarter. Banks don’t always own the homes they’re trying to repossess, a crucial oversight that residents facing San Diego California Foreclosure can exploit to stay in their homes though not without effort. Mamie Ruth Palmer [...]

With an expected 2.5 million foreclosures estimated in the US this year you can beat one of your neighbors is in this situation. A bad situation caused by the economy, job loss and predatory lending. Predatory lening is the act of preying on borrowers and selling loan programs that are not best for the borrower [...]