by Jason MacDowell on November 17, 2008
by Elizabeth Rush on October 28, 2008
Homeowners facing foreclosure actually have a lot of options available to them to stop it. One of the favorite options is the short sale. Although a short sale transaction is rather simple, there are still quite a few homeowners who are confused of how it works. In order to finally understand, here is a very simple explanation.
Continue Reading: Foreclosure 101: A Review on Short Sale
by Elizabeth Rush on October 21, 2008
In an attempt to minimize losses from the financial meltdown, the government was willing to help out these troubled investment firms in the form of a $700 billion bailout plan. Despite the huge amount, many analysts and financial experts are not sure if the amount would be enough to also provide assistance to the millions of homeowners who will be hit by the financial crisis. For this reason, New Jersey Legislature is considering its own set of bills that will further protect homeowners from foreclosure.
Continue Reading: New Jersey Legislators Step Up Efforts to Protect Homeowners from Foreclosure
by Jason MacDowell on September 23, 2008
by William Dover on September 11, 2008
If you are among the millions of Americans who are having trouble with mortgage payments, it is not the time to sit back and relax. It is very important for you to determine what you should do in order to avoid having to go through an ugly foreclosure case.
Continue Reading: Five Alternatives to Foreclosure
by Jason MacDowell on August 28, 2008
by Paul McCain on June 24, 2008
The increasing number of homes for sale in the market has driven down home prices dramatically. To make matters worse, the millions of foreclosure homes have also depressed home values in most neighborhoods. Because of this, may homeowners find themselves with properties whose market value is less than the mortgage debt owed.
Continue Reading: Foreclosure Option 6: Short Sale
by Jason MacDowell on June 23, 2008
by Paul McCain on June 18, 2008
In the past couple of years, millions of homeowners have started having problems with their mortgage payments, mainly due to the aggressive lending practices that were prevalent in the last home buying boom.
Continue Reading: Foreclosure Option 3: Loan Modification
by William Dover on June 17, 2008
Another option that troubled homeowners should explore if they can no longer meet their mortgage obligations is refinancing. But before you heave a sigh of relief, you should know that this option is not for everyone.
Continue Reading: Foreclosure Option 2: Re-Financing
by William Dover on June 16, 2008
It is not at al surprising that many homeowners are struggling to make their mortgage payments considering the unbelievably-high prices of fuel and increased cost of living. Therefore, it is not remotely impossible to find yourself with no money left to cover your mortgage payment for the month.
Continue Reading: Foreclosure Option 1: Repayment
by William Dover on June 6, 2008
Amidst the enduring problem in the housing industry, state and local governments are working overtime in order to provide millions of Americans with assistance in order for them to keep their homes and avoid foreclosure.
Continue Reading: Foreclosure Help in Colorado and Arizona