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Being Sued in Foreclosure - Who Can Do It? When? For What?
Unfortunately, one of the more common consequences of homeowners facing a financial hardship is a lawsuit in one form or another. This may be from the mortgage company foreclosing on the house, or another creditor or collection agency trying to leach off the crisis of a productive member of society ...
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Giving A House Back To Avoid Foreclosure
The first reaction of most people facing house foreclosure is to try avoiding it. If you are in this situation, you actually may have several options. One option is giving your house to your mortgage lender. This is commonly referred to as a "deed in lieu of foreclosure". Instead of you and your ...
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Being Sued for a Deficiency Judgment After Foreclosure
Although the topic of deficiency judgments has been on the internet, it is one of the most commonly asked questions that homeowners have regarding losing their homes to foreclosure. One reason for this, of course, is the fact that home values have decreased nationwide, and foreclosure victims know ...
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Foreclosure Issues - Missing Payments, Credit Consequences, and Defiency Judgments
Homeowners facing a financial hardship, even before they begin missing their mortgage payment, seriously worry about the consequences of foreclosure. Their most common concerns are being unexpectedly kicked out of their home by the county sheriff and having nowhere to go, how bad their credit will ...
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Deficiency Judgment After Foreclosure? Is It Likely The Lender Will Sue You?
Foreclosures are on the rise, and so are judgments from lenders to people that have gone through a foreclosure. While there are several reasons to try to avoid a foreclosure such as your credit, future buying power one of the main concerns is if the lender can sue you for a deficiency judgment. A ...
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Can You Lose Your Retirement Savings in Foreclosures?
One of the great questions that homeowners have while battling foreclosure is what the bank may be able to take from them even after they have taken the house. Many foreclosure victims fear deficiency judgments, believing that they may lose a second home, car, or even their bank accounts and ...
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Ways To Stop Foreclosure
Don't presume you've waited too long to prevent your home's foreclosure. Filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy or refinancing may also prevent a foreclosure. You have invested too much time, money and energy into your home to lose it to a foreclosure! Acting now you might be able to avoid deficiency ...
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Foreclosure and Deficiency Judgments
Foreclosure and deficiency judgments often go hand-in-hand after the loss of a home through foreclosure. The loss of one's home to foreclosure is often times financially devastating and personally humiliating. But the problems may not stop when the foreclosure process is completed at the auction ...
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Bankruptcy And Foreclosure - Five Myths That Many Bankruptcy Attorneys Won't Tell You
As part of my work with people facing foreclosure, I was speaking to "John" yesterday who casually mentioned that he had filed bankruptcy a year ago. Why did he file? Because he had something like nine properties that he couldn't refinance and couldn't make the payments on. His lenders began the ...
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What If A Borrower Ignores A Lender's Foreclosure Suit?
Can a borrower in default simply disregard a lawsuit? Of course not. If the plaintiff/lender properly serves the borrower with a Summons and the Complaint, and if the borrower/defendant takes no action, then the borrower will face a "default judgment." A July 23, 2007 opinion from the U.S. District ...
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