A great explanation of why the HAMP Program is a failure, and why so few loan modifications are given. The servicers have more incentives to foreclose becausethey get more fees. Call our office to discuss your loan modification. See the article: http://www.bankruptcylawnetwork.com/no-modification-for-you-2/ Daniel J. Winter
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I Want to Give up my House. What is Best for my Credit: Foreclosure, Short Sale or Deed-in-Lieu of Foreclosure?
Take a look about this article: http://tinyurl.com/3jldp3v. The columnist, Michelle Singeltary, from the Washington Post recently wrote about this common question. So many of my clients ask me the same question. Surrendering your home by foreclosure means allowing the bank to go to court and
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Top Five Reasons Loan Modifications are so Rarely Given
Top Five Reasons Loan Modifications are so Rarely Given 5.. The banks and lenders don’t care: The banks will announce in their ads that they are on your side. They really are not. They are on their side. They have procedures in place, and a
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How to “Walk Away” from a House in Bankruptcy
We’ve all heard about people just “walking away” from their houses with the way the housing market has been lately. I wrote an article about the pitfalls of the “strategic defaults” so many people have been writing about. If a person decides that the house
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Countrywide Customers to Get Settlement from Overcharges
Courts are taking note- the lenders have been overcharging customers once they are in default or foreclosure and have filed improper claims in bankruptcy– you may be getting money back. The important thing is that courts are paying attention! We review each bankruptcy claim to
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What about those “Strategic Defaults”? Should I do that?
In the Chicago Tribune recently(see the link above) the writer suggests that the issues facing homeowners who are “underwater” on their house value are whether it is moral to just walk away from a house that they supposedly can afford. The author mentions this as
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