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mortgage advice
There comes a time in just about everyone’s life when they will try to obtain a mortgage. Becoming a homeowner is part of the American dream, but sometimes the excitement gets in the way of paying attention and not really understanding the type of mortgage you are getting. This is basically why there is now [...]
When it’s time to find help with your mortgage, start by calling your servicer directly or a firm it has hired to deal with the public. You should not have to pay anything up front to get assistance.
If you get a call or a letter that offers help with your mortgage, look into how legitimate the company is. Is it a member of the Better Business Bureau? Is it registered with your local regulatory agency like your state’s department of real estate?
If you are severely underwater, you might be able to convince the second mortgagor to release the lien and turn the loan into an unsecured personal loan.
Chapter 7 will ultimately cancel all the mortgage debt secured by your home, but you won’t be able to keep it, unless you make arrangements through a loan modification to pay off your mortgage. The good news is that with your unsecured debt gone, you’ll now be able to better make those house payments.
Short fi’s are for borrowers facing hardship. It would work best in an area where house prices have declined precipitously.
When I first got a place of my own, I was told that a week of income should cover my housing expenses. Today, the US Department of Housing and Urban Development, HUD, estimates that 12 millions households in the country now pay more than 50% of their annual income on housing.
If you can no longer make even modified mortgage payments, it’s time to consider transferring your deed to your lender in lieu of foreclosure.
You’ve cut back where you can, and yet you’re still having trouble making the biggest bill of the month, your house payment. You’ve heard about mortgage relief and know it could make you solvent, yet the people who have approached you want thousands of dollars up front just to talk to your lender, money you simply don’t have.
When the news seems bad, it’s all too easy to curl up into a ball and hope that the world goes away. Denial and paralysis get you nowhere fast.
As I write this, I just learned the news of the biggest real estate bankruptcy in American History. General Growth, the owner of California’s Glendale Galleria has [...]
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