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Why Talking to the Collection Department Won't Stop Foreclosure
If you are among the millions of homeowners now facing foreclosure, or you know someone who is, you may be talking to the wrong person or department at your mortgage company to try and stop foreclosure. If you've been calling the Collection Department with your mortgage lender for help to stop it, ...
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What Is Loss Mitigation?
Loss mitigation is the process of trying to stop a home foreclosure before it occurs. The loss mitigation process can be led by an employee or representative of the lien holder or a third party that is working for the home owner. It is often better for a disinterested third party to handle the ...
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Stop Foreclosure - How To Do It Yourself Or Hire A Specialist
How do you stop foreclosure and stay in your house? This is a question millions of homeowners are asking themselves right now. Did you, or someone you know, already get that nasty notice from your mortgage company telling you to "Pay or Get Out?" If you have received an NOD, or Notice of Default, ...
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Loan Modification - Learn How To Effectively Save Your Home From Foreclosure
A loan modification is an agreement that is negotiated with your current lender that changes the terms of your current loan. Lenders are willing to negotiate when borrowers are facing financial difficulties and can't obtain other financing alternatives. You must show the lender why it would be in ...
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How to Work With Loss Mitigation and Avoid Foreclosure
If you are facing foreclosure, the first thing you need to do is contact the Loss Mitigation Department of your mortgage lender. A Loss Mitigator will be assigned to your account and will work with you to determine what, if any, options are available to help you avoid foreclosure. The main function ...
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Why Forbearance Works
Helping people stop a foreclosure on their home can save marriages, families and financial hardship. This process is often referred to as "loss mitigation."You are now in the business of helping people. You are becoming a "workout specialist." Specifically, you help people work out how to save ...
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Short Sales and Loss Mitigation
It is no secret the number of foreclosures is on the upswing. In fact, the experts in the field estimate this year (2008) will set a record with 2009 seeing a mild tapering off in foreclosure filings. This does not bode well for the economy in general and those homeowners in particular. However, it ...
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Stopping Foreclosure - The 10 Steps You Must Take When Contacting The Mortgage Company
Trying to stop your foreclosure with a mortgage company can be frustrating, dealing with a lost mitigation department will make you blow your top. These ten steps are my tips to help smooth out the process of stopping your foreclosures 1. Contact your mortgage company. You don't' just contact the ...
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Foreclosure Hardship Letter - Sample For Bank Loss Mitigation Department
A foreclosure hardship letter is an integral part of Loan Modification or Short Sale package. When homeowners are facing foreclosure, these documents are submitted to the Loss Mitigation Department of the mortgage lender. Loan modifications are offered to homeowners who have the financial ability ...
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Nine Reason Why Banks And Mortgage Lenders Will Not Bail You Out of Foreclosure
1. Not enough equity in your home to refinance. When you purchase, your Realtor and mortgage originator told you that you can refinance six months to one year down the road even though you purchase at fair market value. 2. Mortgage company will not grant a workout if you don't have any income ...
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