Should I Contest my Foreclosure?

September 1st, 2009 by admin

There are times when it makes sense to contest a foreclosure but not every time. However, if you have a case to contest your foreclosure in court, then you might buy yourself some time to stay in your home longer while you figure out what to do next. You must contest a foreclosure in court. There are many reasons why someone will and can contest a foreclosure even if that person defaults on the loan and fails to keep up with mortgage payments.

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Foreclosure Complaint

August 26th, 2009 by admin

In Judicial foreclosure, you may have heard of the foreclosure complaint. Let’s define what a foreclosure complaint is and then we will discuss what a homeowner can do to answer a foreclosure complaint, how to answer a foreclosure complaint, and what happens if you do not respond to a foreclosure complaint. A Foreclosure Complaint is usually a document several pages long that is filed with the court in the county where the property to be foreclosed on is located. The document alleges that the borrower willingly signed a mortgage and a promissory note that is now in default.

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Foreclosure Nation: Mortgaging the American Dream

August 25th, 2009 by admin

Foreclosure Nation: Mortgaging the American Dream is an informative book that is very detailed. If you want a better understanding of the current foreclosure crisis, this is definitely a book to consider. If you want help understanding how the mortgage and foreclosure processes work in general, this is also a great book. Olefson has laid it all out in the most understandable format.

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Working with the Mortgage Company

August 18th, 2009 by admin

When Lenders Wanted to Foreclose
In the past, when home values were high, lenders would not think twice about foreclosing on homes that were in default. When homeowners could not afford the monthly mortgage payments, the lenders would soon send notices to remind the homeowners to pay up. When they still did not get any responses [...]

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Walk Away from Foreclosure

August 17th, 2009 by admin

Sometimes, when people are in foreclosure and they do not have a way out, they just want to walk away. But, do you know if it is wise to do so or if you can even do it? Can you walk away from all of your mortgage or foreclosure problems? Sometimes, it is easy to [...]

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