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Why Should I Look for Pre-Foreclosure Listings?
Daily, thousands of homes go into foreclosure because the owners are not able to keep up with their current mortgage payments. If you want to find a great home you need to have access to these lists. Better yet pre-foreclosure listings would be the best bet because it helps both the buyer and the ...
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Stop Foreclosure - Several Great Tips To Help You Stop Foreclosure
If you find yourself facing foreclosure you need to know your options. There are several ways to avoid a foreclosure and save your credit score. The most important way to stop foreclosure is to take action. Too many people ignore reality and when they do wake up it is too late to stop the ...
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The Basics of "Short Sales"
You may likely come across dozens of properties in foreclosure with little or no equity, that is, the seller owes at close to or more than what the property is worth. In these situations, lenders are sometimes eager to accept less than the full amount due, usually referred to a "short pay" or ...
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Stop Foreclosure In Its Tracks!
Loss mitigation was introduced as a collaborative effort between the federal government and the mortgage industry to prevent foreclosures. So, loss mitigation is defined as the process of trying to stop foreclosure before it occurs. The art of loss mitigation requires helping delinquent homeowners, ...
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I Want to Quit Because This Takes Work and Time
Let me ask a question. Who said it was going to be easy? Starting a new job can be incredibly intimidating. You do not know anyone and everything seems foreign. You are sweating bullets for the first few weeks. Then what happens? You start to learn and endure.There are no set rules for the job of ...
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Short Sales - Don't Do It
Have someone else do it for you. Short sales get dealt with just like everything else in my life that even remotely smells like stressful labor; they get delegated. Outsourced. Sub'd out. Avoided at all cost. The purpose of this article is to encourage you to do the same. Life is too short to do ...
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Foreclosure Listings - 5 Tips to Finding Them Before Your Competition Does
Everyone is looking for a foreclosure 'deal' these days ? and there's lots to choose from these days, but be careful' just because a property is in foreclosure, doesn't necessarily mean it's a 'deal?. In fact, nowadays, it takes more time to sift through the leads to find the really good ...
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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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So What is Loss Mitigation?
Loss Mitigation is the art of helping delinquent homeowners, in or close to foreclosure, to save their home and of trying to stop a home foreclosure before it happens. It is an intervention program designed to help homeowners save their homes from foreclosure, through third party negotiations with ...
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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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