Stop Foreclosure By Confronting It Head-On

RE:Stop Foreclosure By Confronting It Head-On

Gladiator — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 11:00:00 GMT

This must be written my the lenders pr staff. I did many of these things. Like most of life, what they tell you to do is not what you should really do. For most, you should get an attorney, walk away, or bankrupt. Anything else will not work. Once you attempt these things you will see what I mean. Most of these solutions are not a solution for the homeowner, only for the bank.

RE:Stop Foreclosure By Confronting It Head-On

Norma — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 11:00:00 GMT

i read you sugestions and was somewhat satisfied for my mortgage is in default and i am trying to see if i can get it back on track my husband was handling the payments but lately he start messing up again i want to take it on myself for that is my only home he fall behind two months and i have accumulate the money and in am calling my lender to submit it and i am not getting though what can i do and how do i go about it i am having a hard time trusting people for you just dont know who to trust anymore if you can help please help me soon i just dont want to loose my home thank you.

RE:Stop Foreclosure By Confronting It Head-On

Chip Hundredmark — Fri, 14 Sep 2007 11:00:00 GMT

We stop foreclosure in two ways. 1. Reverse mortgage if client is over 62 and has 35% equity. 2. FHASecure refi, regardless of credit score. See www.fhasecurehomeloans.com for more information

RE:Stop Foreclosure By Confronting It Head-On

Catherine — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 11:00:00 GMT

After visiting this website I am scared of the writing on the wall. We purchased our first home three years ago with less than perfect credit, got a subprime loan for 2 years interest only, did a refi with a much higher payments, interest only again, never been late, now live paycheck to paycheck to meet new payment. Does anyone know what steps I need to take to avoid what I see could happen because the payment for a fixed loan was more than we can afford. Please help, thank you, Catherine

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tino — Sun, 05 Nov 2006 12:00:00 GMT

I don't know if this is spamming but I am replying to comment form "TRUST PROGRAM". What type alternative solution you offer to pre-foreclosure. I am not looking for a consolidation counsleling program. I need monetary loan to get current. I have $71,000 but I am not it is not suffiecient equity. They require between 60 to 70% LTV. If your solution is monetary I am willing to pay 25% to use your money for 90 days.

RE:Stop Foreclosure By Confronting It Head-On

Bob — Sat, 13 May 2006 11:00:00 GMT

Foreclosure begun in Georgia. Lender (the former owner of property) says loan is in default, won't take any more payments. I have all receipts for payments, no lates and no missed payments. I have kept insurance on the house, maintained it and have only three years remaining on the mortgage. Please don't advise talking to the lender, I tried that with no results. Apparently, in Ga., a lender can foreclose for ANY reason, real or imagined. Anyone know how to handle this? Thanks.

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dalton — Mon, 31 Oct 2005 11:00:00 GMT

i have a ballon payment loan. it came due 2003. i have made payments. they quit accepting payments two months ago. i tried to pay two payments and they returned check. they have just filed forclosure. property is worth 2 to 3 times what i owe. i am currently trying to compromise on a huge irs debt. i want to pay payments until compromise is complete (may take a year). i have almost paid all of my other debts. how can i stop forclosure. is there other goverment plans of plans that can help.

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Trust Program — Thu, 18 Aug 2005 11:00:00 GMT

We offer an alternative equity solutions for those who have equity and can not obtain traditional financing.. we work to help rebuild bad credit over 2 years with a credit counselor. There is no monthly payment due so the current obligations remain the same..