Non-Judicial Foreclosure
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Non-Judicial Foreclosure: Key Steps and Tips
November 17, 2024
Elements Of "Non-Judicial" Foreclosure The Non-Judicial foreclosure process can be scary and overwhelming. This article will cover the general and basic information concerning non-judicial foreclosures. Non-Judicial Foreclosure Non-Judicial foreclosure is the process by which your mortgage lender, under the specific and express terms of your mortgage, claims a legal right to your property and sells…
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How to Deal with Your Lender During Foreclosure
November 17, 2024
Tips On How To Deal With Your Lender A foreclosure is a legal action mortgage lenders use to seize and sell your property should you be in default of your mortgage obligations. For home borrowers facing foreclosure for the first time, there is fear and uncertainty about their legal rights. The most common reaction is…
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Home Foreclosure: Negotiation Tips & Property Insights
November 17, 2024
Home Foreclosure Besides divorce, going through Home Foreclosure is one of the most stressful legal proceedings a person or family can face. Home Foreclosure is the set of legal procedures by which your mortgage lender declares their borrower in default of their home loan. The lender, usually a financial institution, will take all legal steps to take legal and…
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Short Sale Vs. Foreclosure
November 17, 2024
The Short Sale Verses Foreclosure There has been a great deal of ambiguity surrounding the benefits and ordinary meaning of a short sale versus what it means when a homeowner agrees to release their interest in a property instead of going through the foreclosure and debt collection process. This article aims to help you understand…
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Facing Foreclosure: Financial & Emotional Support
November 17, 2024
How To Face Foreclosure Financially And Emotionally This article briefly explains what to expect if you face home foreclosure and details your some of your options. It also covers how to care for your emotional well-being through these difficult times. Depending on your current financial situation, the amount of debt you are carrying on the…
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