This morning as I was reviewing my various news and blog feeds one of the first headlines I saw was, “How to Save Your Home from Foreclosure” posted by WikiHow.com (which by the way is a very cool site that I highly recommend). Given my post from yesterday I naturally had to check this story out.
It ends up that this article is full of tips and suggestions of ways to avoid foreclosure and is written with the real estate consumer in mind and qualifies for the RECA seal of approval. Some of the highlights include suggestions such as prioritizing your debts and making your mortgage payment a top priority; contacting the lender as soon as you know you are going to have problems; suggestions for restructuring your loan; the potential for extending grace periods or even skipping payments; discussing selling your property “subject to” versus offering the property back to the bank in lieu of foreclosure and it even touches on the subject of bankruptcy as a last resort.
The one thing I want you to keep in mind is that the banks are not in the real estate business. They do not want to foreclose on your property and then have to deal with it. So, for those of you who are either facing foreclosure or concerned that you may be soon, I recommend that you check out this posting (which you can get to from here) and be proactive in finding a solution.
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Saving Your Home From Foreclosure
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