Stop Home Foreclosure
To stop a home foreclosure the owner of real property must take certain actions governed by state foreclosure laws. Many of these laws are procedural and if followed properly can help a person stop home foreclosure. The home foreclosure process can be lengthy. Many times, a foreclosure is started by a bank, but then a successful negotiation takes place in which the owner of property can stop some of the damages or other financial distress relating to the foreclosure. A qualified attorney can provide very practical assistance to a person seeking to stop foreclosure, both by negotiating with the bank and by putting a stop to the process by understanding the law and procedure.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a 'short sale'?
A “short sale” is an option for a homeowner to avoid foreclosure when they can no longer afford the mortgage on the home. In a short sale, a servicer allows the borrower to … more -
How do I know if my loan is owned or has been securitized by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac?
You should call your mortgage lender or servicer (the organization to whom you make your monthly mortgage payments) and ask about the program. Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have established … more -
How long do I have to try to sell my house as a 'short sale'?
it depends on your lender's requirements and whether you qualify for any special government sponsored programs helping homeowners avoid foreclosure. For instance, under the … more
Legal Articles
- A Plain Language Explanation of Your Options for Avoiding Foreclosure
Whether you're in foreclosure now or worried about it in the future, understand that there may be practical ways you can avoid foreclosure. Today, lenders are more willing than perhaps they have ever been to help you stay in your home and be able to afford your payments. The most common methods used to bring loans current are described below: Bring Your Loan Current - … more - The Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007
In December 2007, the federal government enacted the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act. The Act was meant to provide tax relief to taxpayers who had debt forgiven on their primary residence and to help struggling homeowners. The Purpose of the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act The idea behind the law was to help homeowners avoid foreclosures by not taxing them … more
Legal Guides
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Deed-In-Lieu of Foreclosure Fact Sheet (HUD)
Thhis fact sheet from the Department of Housing and Urban Development explains the Deed-in-Lieu … more -
Mortgage Payments Sending You Reeling? Here's What to Do...
This publication from the Federal Trade Comission discusses how you might be able to save your … more -
Loan Modification Fact Sheet (HUD)
This fact sheet from the Department of Housing and Urban Development explains loan modification … more -
Special Forbearance Fact Sheet (HUD)
This fact sheet by the Department of Housing and Urban Development explains a homeowner's option … more
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