 Articles tagged: deed in lieu of foreclosure
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Discover how foreclosure and deficiency judgments are related, and what alternative solutions can be used to reduce or eliminate this type of judgment. written by Dave Dinkel
A "Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure" transfers the deed to the foreclosure property to the lender, but does it really benefit the homeowner? Here is where to find out the startling answer. written by Dave Dinkel
Banks are often accused of mistreating homeowners in foreclosure. This article explains exactly why this happens so you are better prepared for handling it. written by Dave Dinkel
How much and how long does foreclosure impact your credit score and how much more does it cost you in additional interest expenses over time? written by Judson Voss
You could approach the bank about a Short Sale on a defaulted property you’re interested in, but it does involve a lot of physical effort. Another easier method is simply to buy the mortgage note from the bank on that same defaulted property. written by Dave Dinkel
Learn what a "deed in lieu of foreclosure" is and whether it can really benefit a homeowner in foreclosure. written by Dale Rogers
The front pages are dominated with stories of the foreclosure onslaught. Those who can be helped out of their situation now have some options, which didn’t exist a few years ago. Some borrowers are so far gone with their financial situation, many times based on circumstances perhaps out of their control, the only answer may be to try a “short sale” (where the lender will accept less than what is owed), “deed in lieu of foreclosure” (where the borrower gives back the property to avoid foreclosure) or sell it (if the borrower has some equity) or allow the foreclosure proceeding to go to it ultimate conclusion. If the borrower has committed to staying in the property and fighting through the difficult period of pending foreclosure many lenders and their servicing agent are offering possible solutions. written by Dale Rogers
When the nightly main stream television news leads with stories regarding mortgage foreclosures and down turning markets a viewer knows a trend has arrived. This is all backed up with data indicating the surge of properties on the market with mortgage foreclosures trending up as well. Various areas are experiencing more downside moves than others are; however, the overall is down at the current moment. Two years ago, if a buyer or seller breached the subject of a Short Sale, where the lender settles less than what is owed, the response would have been “What are you nuts?” “We’ll just put it on the market and it will be gone in two week << previous page 1 next page>> |
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