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Sheriff Sale - Are You About To Lose Your Home To A Sheriffs Sale
Homeowners that are in default on the mortgage payments, are often surprised when they find out the lender is planning to sell their home right out from under them. Many believe that the process is too fast and they do not have any options, other then to let the bank auction the home and sell it ...
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Foreclosure Timeline - How Long Does it Take?
The most important issue in the entire foreclosure process is that of how long it will take from the first payment being missed to the eviction of the homeowners. It is also an issue that most foreclosure victims have no idea about, and spend more time worrying about than any other aspect. Without ...
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Fearing Foreclosure - Walking Away May Cost You More Then You May Know
Many people that are facing foreclosures are frustrated and upset about the current situation. Even though this may be the case many believe that walking away from their homes and letting them go into foreclosure is the answer; however this is not the proper way to handle this situation I would ...
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What Are The Requirements To Be Sued For A Foreclosure Deficiency Judgment?
One of the greatest fears that homeowners in foreclosure experience is that the problem will never end and the bank will sue them even after foreclosure and go after their wages, retirement accounts, or other assets. Many of them fear a deficiency judgment by the bank, which is a separate judgment ...
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How the Foreclosure Process Works
Although past articles I have written have examined numerous topics relating to foreclosures, mortgages, and real estate, one of the few topics I have not yet touched on in a less than tangential way is how the actual foreclosure process works, from beginning to end. This is a very broad topic, of ...
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Understanding Eviction after Foreclosure
There seems to be a lack of understanding among homeowners of what happens once the foreclosure process is over and the eviction process has begun. Most homeowners mistakenly believe that the sheriff may show up to evict them within hours or days after the sheriff sale. However, this is simply ...
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How Bankruptcy May Affect the Home Foreclosure Process
For homeowners who file bankruptcy in order to save their homes, there is always a fear of falling behind on the payments and ending up back in foreclosure with their credit scarred even further. But the vast majority of homeowners who do file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy will end up back in foreclosure ...
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Why Your Real Estate Agent May Not Know About Foreclosure - And What To Do About It
When foreclosure strikes, homeowners often seek out the most reliable foreclosure advice that is available to them. While a great number will end up on the internet, searching for terms they are aware of, or looking up state foreclosure law information, others will request help from a local real ...
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What Can Renters Do When They Find out Their Landlord is Facing Foreclosure?
With the record foreclosure rates, many homeowners are able to see the tragedy coming. Once they know they will lose a job, or a medical crisis suddenly hits, it is just a matter of time before the mortgage payment is missed, and homeowners know it. But, what happens if you are just renting your ...
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The Foreclosure Crisis a Result of Psychopaths Running the Economy
"The banks deserve to fail for all the bad loans they made." "The government needs to step in and protect homeowners from fraudulent loans and greedy mortgage companies." "Homeowners should not get a bailout from the government because they were just gambling on rising property values." In all of ...
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