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Untold Secrets About Foreclosure Loans
The all American dream is to own your own home. You may have spent many hours dreaming of this very thing. Foreclosure loans could be the answer to your dreams. We all want to buy a home, but we also want to buy the home for a good price as well. Many factors can influence us in buying a home. It ...
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Making Foreclosure Loans Work For You
While it may be nearly impossible for a homeowner whose home is in foreclosure to get a property-saving loan, it is actually quite common for those seeking to buy foreclosures to qualify for the loans they need to purchase the properties. Because most lenders who have taken possession of foreclosed ...
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Foreclosure Tsunami Continues in California
The foreclosure tsunami in California continues unabated. More foreclosures were started in California during the second quarter of 2007 than any comparable period in over ten years. We need to go all the way back to 1997 to see such record volume of foreclosures within the state. What has caused ...
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Facing Foreclosure? Stay Away From Payday Loans to Save Your Home
With foreclosures at historically high rates across the country, some homeowners feel that they have no other option to save their home other than taking out more loans. Some end up taking out payday advance loans, which is almost universally a bad idea for people facing a financial hardship or ...
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Prepare Now Before Foreclosures Get Even Worse
The current foreclosure crisis was completely avoidable in theory, but there were too many concurrent events that led to everyone in the real estate and mortgage industry enjoying the loose lending and overvalued properties. Real estate agents made boatloads of money in commissions from selling ...
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Loan Programs to Stop Foreclosure
Homeowners facing the loss of their homes due to a financial hardship often rely primarily on getting a new line of credit to stop foreclosure. In effect, they are trying to solve a debt problem by taking on more debt, refinancing their mortgage or taking out a personal loan or car title loan to ...
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Hard Money Lenders Can Provide Mortgages to Homeowners in Foreclosure
One of the first methods that homeowners typically pursue to avoid losing their homes to foreclosure is a new refinance. Unfortunately, many banks no longer provide loans to homeowners with very little equity, low income, and bad credit. Some, though, will not provide a loan no matter what, as long ...
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California Law for Real Estate Investors - Including Forclosure Issues
Probate Issues One mistake that California real-estate investors make is signing a purchase contract too soon when a probate is required. Some real-estate investors try to buy properties when the deceased left real estate to family members or friends who cannot make the monthly loan payments. If ...
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How to Save Home Loans from Foreclosure
Home loans are tricky because even if you have all of the information that you need to go about buying a home in the most responsible way things have a way of changing. You may know that you can afford your monthly payment when you apply for the loan and then somewhere along the way something may ...
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Short Sale Second Mortgage - How To Get Out Of Two Mortgages At The Same Time
Is a mortgage short sale possible if you have not one mortgage company to deal with, but two? I am the developer of the Mortgage Relief Formula home study course. In my work I receive hundreds of questions from homeowners who owe more than their house is worth and cannot afford to continue making ...
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